How do we handle saying goodbye to certain friendships or communities? The God Hears Her podcast started at Our Daily Bread Ministries in 2020 with a passion to remind women that they are seen, heard, and loved by our God. Celebrate the incredible ways that God has been faithful throughout these six years as the God Hears Her podcast comes to a wrap. Join hosts Elisa Morgan, Eryn Eddy Adkins, and Vivian Mabuni for a special behind-the-scenes look at the podcast with producers Jade Gustman and Mary Jo Clark. Together, they’ll go on a journey of saying goodbye and talking about the beauty and importance of the community that’s been created along the way. You’re invited for this special finale of the God Hears Her podcast.
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“I wanted to remind women that no matter their hardship or the things that they have gone through, God has the final say. I wanted to use my story to help other women.” —Eryn Eddy Adkins
“Being able to end well is a really important life skill. We all have places where there are endings and beginnings, but it’s important to end well.” —Vivian Mabuni
“When we let go of things, when things end, it's also so that new things can grow.” —Elisa Morgan
“I know we have friends for a season sometimes, but I’m so grateful for the friends that have the perseverance that God has gifted for a lifetime.” —Mary Jo Clark
“Sometimes when there’s a rupture in your life, some people stay and some people go. There’s a lot of hurt, and you have to relearn how to trust again and relearn how to be vulnerable again.” —Eryn Eddy Adkins
“We go through seasons. We are always going to have change—that's the one thing you can count on in life: that things are going to change! I do think it’s really beautiful to just sit and be grateful for what you had after the grief and to be able to send it away and move on to the next thing.” —Jade Gustman
“God is our community. I know we can all feel so alone and desperate for people, but we can go to God first. We can hang out with Him, read His Word, pray. You aren’t alone. Even if right now it feels like there’s a drought from people, God hasn’t left you.” —Mary Jo Clark
"I just want to be present where I get planted.” —Elisa Morgan
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