• 35 minutes 47 seconds
    The Praying Mom (Lee Nienhuis)

    Does prayer come easy to you? Or is it hard to know how to talk to God? Lee Nienhuis was a teenager when she began to understand what a relationship with Jesus looked like. Mentored by her youth pastor and his wife, this new understanding inspired her to deepen her relationship with Christ through prayer. Now, as a mom of four, Lee uses Scripture to pray specific prayers over her children. Join Lee as she shares with hosts Eryn Eddy Adkins and Vivian Mabuni how to use Scripture to guide us through praying for all the people, things, and situations in our lives. You don’t want to miss this final episode of Season 18 of the God Hears Her podcast. 

     

    Guest Bio: Lee Nienhuis is an author, speaker, and passionate Bible teacher whose love for the Lord and His Word is contagious. Lee is a communications specialist, ministry coach, and consultant for many churches and nonprofit organizations. With a heart for inductive Bible study and missions, she speaks both domestically and abroad, communicating a dynamic vision of biblical literacy for the next generation. Lee’s books, Brave Moms, Brave Kids, and Counter-Cultural Parenting, are a clarion call for parents who are looking to raise wholehearted Christ followers in this generation. Lee’s writing and speaking have been featured on Focus on the Family, True Woman, Iron Sharpens Iron, and Proverbs 31 ministries. Lee and her husband, Mike, have four kids and live in West Michigan.   

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “It wasn’t that I didn’t know that Jesus had died on a cross . . . it was that I didn’t understand how that was supposed to relate to our life.” —Lee Nienhuis 

     

    “God’s Word transforms lives in broken places.” —Lee Nienhuis 

     

    “The healing that I was finding was what I wanted for other people. The only thing I knew was that Jesus loves me and that I’m supposed to tell other people about Him.” —Lee Nienhuis 

     

    “Little by little, God transformed me, and I am not who I was.” —Lee Nienhuis 

     

    Lee’s Prayers: 

    “Lord, would you give me a heart for your Word?” 

    “Lord, would you give me a heart for lost people?” 

    “Lord, would you teach me how to pray?” 

     

    “I can have control or I can have faith, and I am choosing faith every time.” —Lee Nienhuis 

     

    Verses:  

    Ephesians 3:19 

     

    Galatians 6:2 

     

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    28 September 2026, 4:00 am
  • 36 minutes 22 seconds
    Hope, Healing, and Purpose (Brooke Jevicks)

    How do you react when things don’t go your way? As Christians, we know that God’s watching over us but our relationship with Christ doesn’t exempt us from struggle or pain. Brooke Jevicks truly learned how good God is through the hardship of being a single mom on the poverty line. Her faith was solidified and strengthened through one of the hardest seasons of her life. Join hosts Eryn Eddy Adkins and Vivian Mabuni as they learn Brooke’s story and how we, too, can depend on God, even in our darkest times. You don’t want to miss this encouraging God Hears Her conversation.  

     

    Guest Bio: Brooke Jevicks is a nonprofit leader, a speaker, a single mom of two amazing humans, and a woman of unshakable faith who has walked through seasons of deep adversity. From surviving abuse, navigating poverty, and nearly facing homelessness as a single mother to rebuilding her life, career, and faith, her journey is one of redemption and resilience. As Vice President of Advancement at Wedgwood Christian Services, Brooke leads efforts to serve vulnerable children and families, raising awareness and resources so that every child knows they are loved, worthy, and never forgotten. Brooke’s heart remains the same: to point people to the One who redeems, restores, and writes beauty into every chapter of our lives.  

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “He never ever abandons you and always gives you what you need.” —Brooke Jevicks 

     

    “The closer you can get to Him, the more you can surrender.” —Brooke Jevicks 

     

    “We were not wired to stay in constant stress.” —Vivian Mabuni 

     

    “That pile of laundry isn’t the picture of your walk with the Lord, or your life, or who you are as a human. It doesn’t define you.” —Brooke Jevicks 

     

    Verses:  

    Psalm 23 

     

    Psalm 62:8 

     

    John 7:3-8 

     

    John 15:5 

     

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    21 September 2026, 4:00 am
  • 41 minutes 58 seconds
    Faithfully Overcoming Anxious Moments

    How often does worry pop up in your life? It’s normal for worry to show up in the stressful moments of our lives, yet for a lot of people, anxiety feels like a constant wave just under the surface of every moment of every day. No matter what your experience with anxiety is like, the Bible shows us examples of how to work through overcoming our anxious moments. Join Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy Adkins as they dive into God’s Word to emphasize yielding control, praying with thanksgiving, and learning contentment through Christ’s strength during life’s stressful moments in this special God Hears Her Bible study.  

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “[Anxiety] can be a silent little thief of joy.” —Eryn Eddy Adkins 

     

    “If I’m wondering where God is, I need friends to point me back to Him. I need friends to remind me that He’s holding this, I don’t have to.” —Eryn Eddy Adkins 

     

    “I don’t think we’re supposed to hold our deep anxieties and our everyday worries alone.” —Eryn Eddy Adkins 

     

    “The pressure that we can put on ourselves that we have overcome this—that we have to pray more, that we have to perform more in order to experience peace . . . I don’t think that’s true.” —Eryn Eddy Adkins 

     

    “Our God is so confident that He can handle any of our anxieties, we don’t have to perform for it. We witness that in Scripture time and time again, the Bible does not shy from it.” —Eryn Eddy Adkins 

     

    “Look back on what God has already done for you and believe that He will do it again.” —Elisa Morgan 

     

     

    Verses:  

    Matthew 6:25-34 

     

    Matthew 11:28 

     

    Acts 15 

     

    Acts 16:22-30 

     

    Philippians 1:12-14 

     

    Philippians 4:6-7 

     

    1 Thessalonians 5:18 

     

    Philippians 4:11-13 

     

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    14 September 2026, 4:00 am
  • 27 minutes 40 seconds
    Living with Anxiety (Blair Linne)

    When was a time in your life when you felt so anxious or afraid that you almost couldn’t function? What did you do to overcome that feeling? Blair Linne battled anxiety after hitting a deer and totaling her car. The accident left her with a growing fear that wouldn’t dissipate. As she worked through it, she realized that she’d been struggling with anxiety in different ways for most of her life. Join hosts Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy Adkins as they learn about Blair’s journey with anxiety and her advice for someone else who is struggling. You don’t want to miss this encouraging and insightful God Hears Her conversation.  

     

    Guest Bio: Blair Linne is the author of Finding My Father. She is a Bible teacher, actress, spoken word artist, and the creator of the podcast GLO with The Gospel Coalition. Blair has toured globally and is known as one of the originators of the Christian Spoken Word genre. Proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ through speaking and spoken word is her passion. She and her husband, Shai, live in Dallas, Texas, with their three children. 

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “I think there are multiple ways to run from God. Some people choose immorality where they run headfirst into sin and some of us choose morality where they just want to be ‘good.’” —Blair Linne 

     

    “I experienced so much shame and even condemnation because I thought that Christians shouldn’t deal with anxiety and if they did, it was an issue with their faith.” —Blair Linne 

     

    “What we often do is pit religious fear against sinful fear.” —Blair Linne 

     

    “Not everyone has the same story or the same body or the same mind. We are in a fallen world with fallen bodies, and God in His mercy gives us spiritual helps and He also gives us natural helps.” —Blair Linne 

     

    “We’re not just a soul, we also have a body. We’re here as a complete person made in the image of God. If a person needs medication to help them, praise God that it exists! And now they can have a complete thought to trust God.” —Blair Linne 

     

    “We are not in control and often anxiety or a panic attack can expose that truth to us. It exposes the truth that we are but human and also that we have a God who says, ‘Do not fear, do not be worried, for I am with you.’” —Blair Linne 

     

    “Any concern, care, or worry that we have, any physical affliction or ailment that we have is an opportunity for us to see our dependence on God.” —Blair Linne 

     

    “You are worthy of being seen by Jesus in your weakness.” —Blair Linne 

     

    Verses:  

    2 Corinthians 12:9-10 

     

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    7 September 2026, 4:00 am
  • 35 minutes 34 seconds
    Jesus Is Everything (Lisa Whittle)

    What does it look like to truly make your faith your own? Some of us may have grown up as a pastor’s kid or in a devoted churchgoing family, while others pursued God on their own without the support of family or friends. No matter what your background looks like, everyone has their own path toward making the decision to have their own personal relationship with Jesus. At six years old, Lisa Whittle made that decision. Ever since then, she’s been living out her faith by putting Jesus first every single morning. Join hosts Eryn Eddy Adkins and Vivian Mabuni for this inspiring God Hears Her conversations as they gain insight from Lisa about how to keep Jesus above everything else. 

     

    Guest Bio: Lisa Whittle is the bestselling author of multiple books and Bible studies, including Jesus Over Everything and her latest, Body & Soul. She is a sought-out Bible teacher for her wit and bold, pragmatic approach. She is the founder of several online communities, a seasoned book and ministry coach, and host of the popular Jesus Over Everything podcast. She’s a wife, mom, lover of laughter, good food, and the Bible, and she is a self-professed feisty work in progress. 

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “That’s been the question my entire life: Who do I love more, me or Jesus?” —Lisa Whittle 

     

    “I’ve had to make many moments of decisions to choose God over and over again.” —Lisa Whittle 

     

    “It’s a daily complacency and not choosing God that leads us down a different path.” —Lisa Whittle 

     

    “Anything that I have felt compelled to give up is because there has been a blessing on the other end. There’s nothing that we could give up on this earth that is better than knowing Christ.” —Lisa Whittle 

     

    “We either believe that the prize is heaven or not.” —Lisa Whittle 

     

    “The reality is that busyness kills relationships more than anything else, and this applies to our relationship with Christ. Margin is what we need the most to be able to hear the voice of God.” —Lisa Whittle 

     

    “God really did a work in me to show me how my spiritual formation had been through the hurts and the healing through the body of Christ.” —Lisa Whittle 

     

    “I don’t need to know where God is because He knows exactly where I am.” —Lisa Whittle 

     

    Verses:  

    Job 23 

     

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    31 August 2026, 4:00 am
  • 33 minutes 51 seconds
    Financial Faithfulness (Heather Day)

    When you think of going shopping with your friends or family, does the thought fill you with excitement, anxiety, or dread? Are you an impulse buyer, a shopping addict, a gift-giver, or someone who refuses to spend any money? Heather Day was in the beginning stages of a financial crisis when her and her husband decided to surrender their financial situation to the Lord. Now, Heather wants to teach all of us how to view our finances through the Holy Spirit’s leading and guiding. Join hosts Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy Adkins to learn a new, healthy spiritual mindset about money during this God Hears Her conversation.  

     

    Guest Bio: Heather M. Day is an author and communications specialist with more than 20 years of experience in the fields of marketing, communications, and nonprofit ministry. She is the author of Money and Spirit: Surrendering Our Finances to the Work of the Holy Spirit. Heather has spent the bulk of her career in the nonprofit arena, including in her current role as Director of Marketing for Barnabas Foundation. She holds a bachelor’s degree in communications and an Executive MBA from Olivet Nazarene University. 

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “Even when I’ve made mistakes, even when I’ve done things the wrong way, He is so patient and meets me exactly where I need Him. He even redeems my own self-made messes for His good.” —Heather Day 

     

    “You have to invite the Holy Spirit and invite God to look at who you are and what your unique struggle is and to show you what that looks like, because where God wants to work on me is not the same way that God wants to work on you.” —Heather Day 

     

    “Look at finances through the lens of the fruit of the Holy Spirit: Am I showing good fruit or bad fruit? Am I viewing the way I manage my money through love, or am I viewing and managing it through greed? Am I viewing it through gentleness and kindness, or am I using it to abuse and hold others down? Am I using it loosely and carelessly, or am I exhibiting self-control?” —Heather Day 

     

    “If you’re inviting God to be a part of the mess, God will bring solutions into your life.” —Heather Day 


     

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    24 August 2026, 4:00 am
  • 36 minutes 14 seconds
    Navigating Anxiety and Finding Faith (Rebekah Lyons)

    From childhood to adulthood, we all face difficult moments that can dwell in our hearts and lead to unresolved feelings of fear, grief, or anxiety—moments like the divorce of our parents, the loss of a loved one, or hurt within the church. Without even meaning to, we often repress those hurtful moments until it comes out in a myriad of ways later down the road. Rebekah Lyons was a young mom living in New York City when she began to have panic attacks from the unresolved pain in her life. Her mental health struggles led her on a journey to deepen her trust that God’s love for her was enough in her life. Join hosts Eryn Eddy Adkins and Vivian Mabuni as they hear Rebekah’s testimony and how we can all renew our spiritual and mental health in this God Hears Her conversation.  

     

    Guest Bio: Rebekah Lyons is a national speaker, bestselling author, and podcaster whose transformative insights into mental and spiritual health have inspired millions worldwide. Known for her vulnerable storytelling and practical insights, Rebekah bridges the gap between science and spirituality. Alongside her husband, Gabe, Rebekah finds joy in raising four children, two of whom have Down syndrome. 

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “I felt like I had to perform for love, and that took a lot of unlearning.” —Rebekah Lyons 

     

    “The fruit of when we initiate nothing and watch what He can do is that His ways are always exponentially more than anything we could calculate on our own.” —Rebekah Lyons 

     

    “I was looking for love, but I’d settle for being impressive.” —Rebekah Lyons 

     

    “He reveals what He’s ready to heal. He will illuminate it and bring it to us in a season where He will be with us and do all He can to push back the dark.” —Rebekah Lyons 

     

    “It’s not just a story of deliverance and rescue; it’s one of flourishing, thriving, and freedom.” —Rebekah Lyons 

     

    “Hustle culture is built up on that—that we have to just keep adding and adding to be enough for God and enough for our people.” —Rebekah Lyons 

     

    “If we don’t grieve, we can’t be comforted.” —Rebekah Lyons 

     

    Verses:  

    2 Timothy 1:7 

    Psalm 18 

     

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    17 August 2026, 4:00 am
  • 35 minutes 53 seconds
    Unshakable Faith (Kathy Troccoli)

    In our darkest moments we often forget that God is still present. Our faith is a continuous journey where sometimes we feel His presence, while other times we feel like He is nowhere near us. Musician Kathy Troccoli is all too familiar with the ups and downs one can experience while living out a life of faith. Her father discovered her singing voice as a child, but in her 20s she realized her voice was a spiritual gift from God. Ever since, she’s been through trials that have deeply tested her and strengthened her relationship with the Lord. Join hosts Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy Adkins as they learn what it really means to live with an unshakable faith during this God Hears Her conversation. 

     

    Guest Bio: Kathy Troccoli is more than an award-winning artist—she is a woman with a deep passion to touch hearts with love, comfort and the transforming power of God. With 25 recordings, 18 No. 1 radio hits, 2 Grammy nominations, 19 Dove Award nominations, and 2 Dove Awards, her voice has become a powerful instrument of encouragement across generations. Her influence has also reached beyond Christian music, including the chart-topping hit Everything Changes and a Top 10 single with the legendary Beach Boys, I Can Hear Music. Kathy has traveled the globe, from serving on mission fields in Africa, China, India, and Central America to performing before thousands and she brings the same heartfelt passion to both.  

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “I always had this yearning and feeling like there’s something missing. And I didn’t know until I met the Lord that it was Him. Even at 6 years old, He was wooing me to ask, ‘What’s beyond the beyond?’” —Kathy Troccoli 

     

    “And the Holy Spirit said, ‘Just keep looking at my Son.’” —Kathy Troccoli 

     

    “If you don’t go back to the foundation of who you are and Whose you are, you’re going to emote from a place that’s not God, you’re going to speak from a place that’s not God, you’re going to think from a place that’s not God, you’re going to treat people from a place that’s not God. But if you stay under that Light, He will guide you. He promises to.” —Kathy Troccoli  

     

    “Look at God in the circumstance and not just the circumstance.” —Kathy Troccoli 

     

    “This life can be torturous. What He said was ‘I will be with you.’ And I trust that.” —Kathy Troccoli 

     

    “There was a part of me that couldn’t deny who I knew Jesus to be.” —Kathy Troccoli 

     

    “What He’s asked us to do is to leave everything and follow Him. The first thing we must do is keep our hearts open every day.” —Kathy Troccoli 

     

    “Darkness is not dark to God, it’s dark to you. Darkness is not dark to God, He is there. Keep praying, keep your heart open, and you will see Him and hear Him. I promise, but most of all, He promises.” —Kathy Troccoli 

     

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    10 August 2026, 4:00 am
  • 30 minutes 12 seconds
    Unshakable Curiosity: A Messianic Jew's Journey (Diane Cohen)

    In this God Hears Her episode, hosts Elisa Morgan and Eryn Eddy Adkins welcome Unshakable Moxie Season 2 guest, Diane Cohen, a woman who was raised in a Jewish home where Jesus’ name was forbidden. After caring for her mother through terminal cancer and losing her in 1999, Diane fell into a deep grief until she wrote a gospel-style song that lifted her out and sparked years of curiosity about Jesus. Diane experienced multiple stunning moments that eventually led to her accepting Jesus and becoming a Messianic Jew. Join this incredible conversation to hear Diane's advice for helping people who may be wrestling with accepting Jesus.  

     

    Guest Bio: Diane Cohen has been an active leader in the Messianic Jewish community since she first met Jesus. She was the president of Congregation Ruach Israel in Needham, Massachusetts, and served in that capacity for over a decade. Diane still serves on its board of directors and is also on the board of directors of the Messianic Jewish Theological Institute (MJTI) and Camp Or L’Dor. She also facilitates a multi-denominational Bible study group in Florida where she, her husband Sid, and their fur baby Sofie spend the winters. When not there, the Cohens live in Phippsburg, Maine. 

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “I wasn’t looking for Him—He was looking for me, I guess really hard!” —Diane Cohen 

     

    “Nothing will shake my faith because it’s true, He’s there, He’s got us, He’ll never leave us, He loves us. And you can’t make that less no matter what anyone says to you.” —Diane Cohen 

     

    “God is really reaching out to people—unlikely people—to say ‘fight for this kingdom on earth.’” —Diane Cohen 

     

    “I think that we are living in times where we are being asked to really dig deep; to fight for Him, to be for Him, to stand up for Him, to show who He is, and to share our testimonies.” —Diane Cohen 

     

    Verses:  

    Acts 2 - Pentecost 

     

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    3 August 2026, 4:00 am
  • 37 minutes 17 seconds
    The Power of Radical Hospitality (Tori Hope Petersen)

    God desires for each and every one of us to feel loved and valued, but throughout our lives we face moments where we may feel unlovable or worthless. Tori Hope Petersen struggled with these feelings deeply as she grew up in multiple foster homes. When one of her foster moms honestly answered one of Tori’s questions about God, it completely changed her life. Now, Tori shares her story to inspire people toward radical hospitality and an ever-present, loving Father. Join hosts Eryn Eddy Adkins and Vivian Mabuni as they learn about Tori’s time on Season 2 of Unshakable Moxie and more of her personal testimony during this episode of God Hears Her.  

     

    Guest Bio: Tori Hope Petersen is a bestselling author, sought-after speaker, Bible teacher, and lover of people. Named by Outreach Magazine as one of “20 Rising Leaders for This Generation and the Next,” Tori is known for her compassionate voice on the topic of healing juxtaposed with her fierce advocacy work for the vulnerable. At home, she is a wife and mama who enjoys cooking with her children. With a deep value for family, community, and hospitality, Tori and her family love to make extra food for whoever might stop by. 

     

    Notes and Quotes:  

    “What I feel God has called me to do above everything else is welcome people into my home.” —Tori Hope Petersen 

     

    “What I saw in Christ’s suffering was that it wasn’t wasted, and that gave me so much hope for my own suffering—that my suffering could be used for my good and for God’s glory.” —Tori Hope Petersen 

     

    “God has always been my Father. He’s been preparing me, loving me, and protecting me throughout this entire journey. God as my heavenly Father has filled every gap that an earthly father never could.” —Tori Hope Petersen 

     

    “Part of not casting blame and of taking responsibility today has been forgiving over and over again.” —Tori Hope Petersen 

     

    “Forgiveness is this key that we always have within our own prison door that we can unlock from the inside and walk out in freedom.” —Tori Hope Petersen 

     

    “Moxie means being able to give what is good even if you never had it, being able to persevere for the sake of your neighbor and those that you’re responsible to love even when it’s hard and even when you want to give up.” —Tori Hope Petersen 

     

    “Not hearing other people’s stories is a great poverty.” —Tori Hope Petersen 

     

    “It is not God who has hurt you; it is people who have hurt you.” —Tori Hope Petersen 

     

    Verses:  

    John 3:22-30 

     

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    27 July 2026, 4:00 am
  • 41 minutes 36 seconds
    Community Hurt

    Betrayal inside the church hits differently. It shakes your faith, your friendships, and sometimes your sense of self. In this episode, Elisa, Eryn, and Vivian get honest about their own experiences with community hurt—the kind that's hard to talk about and even harder to heal from. Together, they turn to Jesus, who knew betrayal intimately, to ask: What does it actually look like to move forward? This is the conversation you didn't know you needed. 


     

    Notes and Quotes: 

     

    “Jesus had relationships knowing He was going to get hurt.” —Eryn Eddy Adkins 

     

    “Do I love God because of what He gives me and these outcomes that I expect in my life? Do I love Him conditionally like a vending machine—I say the prayer, and out comes the blessing and it’s transactional? Or do I love Him unconditionally? Do I love Him, come what may?” —Vivian Mabuni 

     

    "Do I love in that kind of way with others—is the type of love I display to others conditional or is it an unconditional love because of how God has loved me?” —Vivian Mabuni 

     

    “God’s love extends to all.” —Elisa Morgan 

     

    Verses:  

    Luke 22:20-54 

     

    John 21:15-19 


     

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    1 June 2026, 4:00 am
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