Her Faith Inspires Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Shanda sits down with Rebecca Massengale to discuss her journey from identity confusion, addiction, same-sex attraction, and spiritual darkness to finding lasting freedom and purpose in Jesus Christ.

Rebecca shares how God pursued her through years of brokenness, the lies she once believed about herself, and the biblical truths that transformed her life. We also discuss how Christians can faithfully engage with those in the LGBTQ community with both truth and compassion, why discipleship is essential for lasting transformation, and how the church can better minister to those struggling with identity and sexuality.

Whether you're personally wrestling with these issues, have a loved one who identifies as LGBTQ, or simply want to better understand how to navigate these conversations biblically, this episode offers hope, wisdom, and practical guidance.

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Is self-love biblical? After discovering a surprising verse in Proverbs 19:8, Shanda takes a deep dive into what Scripture really says about loving yourself. In a culture that constantly tells us to prioritize self-love, self-care, and self-acceptance, Christians must ask whether these messages align with God's Word.

In this episode, Shanda explores the difference between cultural self-love and biblical wisdom, examines passages often used to support self-love, discusses how theologians have understood the concept throughout church history, and explains why Scripture consistently points us toward loving God first. You'll also hear a special Father's Day reflection as Shanda shares personal stories about her dad and the vital role fathers play in the lives of their children.

If you've ever wondered whether self-love belongs in the Christian life—or if there's a better biblical framework for thinking about identity, purpose, and love—this episode is for you.

Resources mentioned: 

Bible Interpretation Workshop: hello@shandafulbright.com

Worldview Course for 7th-9th graders

Walking Challenge

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What happens when we die—and are we truly prepared for what comes next?

In this episode, I sit down with Pastor Philip DeCourcy to discuss his book Life After Life and the biblical reality of eternity. Together, we explore what Scripture teaches about heaven, hell, judgment, and the eternal destiny of every soul.

In a culture that avoids the topic of death or redefines it through feelings and speculation, this conversation brings clarity, truth, and urgency. Philip helps us think biblically about what lies beyond this life and why what we believe now matters forever.

We also talk about common misconceptions, the danger of cultural narratives about the afterlife, and how a right understanding of eternity should shape the way we live today.

This episode will challenge you to examine your beliefs, anchor your hope in truth, and consider the most important question of all: Are you ready for eternity?

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There is a wrong way to read the Bible, which means there is a right way to read the Bible. Today, we are using the book of Philippians to show how to use the 5 W's and an H strategy to "til the ground" before reading any book of the Bible. We'll also look at Dr. Frank Turek's S.T.O.P. method for Bible study, and why the strategies you learned in elementary school are all you need to understand how to interpret your bible.  

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Most Mormons are committed, moral, and dedicated people. But are they Christians? They claim to be but is that true? Eric Pement, a former Reorganized Latter Day Saint, is on the show to talk to us about his experience growing up in the RLDS organization, and why he thought he was a better Christian than you. Eric came to Christianity after he realized he wanted a personal relationship with Jesus. His story and wisdom will help you understand Mormonism and how to talk to those who think they're Christians but deny the fundamentals of the faith. 

Contact Eric Pement at ericpement@ratiochristi.org

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The phrase "prayer closet" is uttered by many in the church and because it is we think it must be biblical. That's the power of repetition. But is going into your prayer closet and quieting your mind the avenue in which God speaks? Is that what Jesus meant when He said, "go into your closet and pray"? (Matt 6:6)

Shanda answers the following questions to help us understand how to hear from God: 

1. What does the Bible say about a prayer closet?
2. What does the Bible say about hearing God's voice. 
3. Is sitting in silence and listening for God's voice biblical? 

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Most people love a good murder mystery but what can they teach us about life? Jim Wallace, a former atheist and cold case detective, is on the show to discuss the fifteen rules for life he learned from his career as a cold case detective. He shares the truth behind our human nature, and how the Christian worldview supports the lessons learned throughout these investigations. Jim wisely takes contemporary murder investigations and ancient biblical wisdom and shows you how to successfully navigate your own relationships. 

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Last month, a young Haitian missionary couple were killed in the field. A lot of people condemned them for being in a dangerous country where their lives were at risk, saying they had no business being there. The real question is: is Christianity comfortable? Are we supposed to pick and choose where to take the gospel as long as it's safe and we know it won't cost us anything? Shanda discusses the core of Christianity and why looking for comfortable Christiantiy is dangerous. We look at missionaries who gave their lives for the sake of Christ as well as what Paul said in his epistle to the churches about his own missionary journeys. This episode is both encouraging and convicting as we push past our comfort zone into the uncharted territory of uncomfortable Christianity. 

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Why do people arrive at their beliefs? Richard Suttles, otherwise known as The Faithiest Atheist, is here to discuss the importance of having civil conversations with people who don't think and believe like you. His background in counter-terrorism has led him to see there are only two steps in taking beliefs to a dangerous level. We discuss what those are and why it's important to be passionate about what you believe, yet balance it with mutual respect. We also discuss his "ministry" and why some atheists might not want him in their club. 

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As parents we often wonder if we've done enough when raising our kids. Are they ready to face the world as adults, and did we teach them everything they need to know before they launch into the world? Dean Fulbright is on the show to talk about the top three things to instill into your kids as teens and young adults before they leave the house. Dean and Shanda discuss what parenting older kids looks like and how the teen and adult years are years of refinement when parenting. This episode will encourage parents that it's never too late to teach your kids to become men and women of God. 

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