3 episodes
Fully Known & Fully Loved Alex Eaton
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- Religion & Spirituality
Real conversations with real women of all ages, life stages, and background. Join us as they share their stories and testimonies about their ever-evolving journeys to live out all that God has called them to be, and to live authentically in a world consumed by cultural pressure for women to look and act a certain way. Our goal is to get to the heart of our deepest desires, and to get raw and vulnerable about the things that hold us back from stepping into our true God-given identities. How would our lives look different if we truly lived as though we were Fully Known and Fully Loved?
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Let’s Talk About Mental Health And COVID -19
In this episode, Alex digs deeper into her past experiences dealing with mental health challenges like anxiety and depression and some of the skills she’s learned that have helped her cope. She shares encouragement from God’s word, including a call to lean into God’s purpose for your life in this season and beyond!
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Jesus Saved Me Later In Life: Finding Freedom From An Eating Disorder, Lust, and Partying
In this episode, guest host Caroline Satel interviews Alex Eaton, the founder of Fully Known & Fully Loved. Their conversation gets vulnerable quickly, as Caroline dives quickly into the sub-surface level questions, and Alex opens up about her struggles with an eating disorder, lust, and partying, and how she eventually came to know the saving grace of Jesus. They talk about the heart of this podcast and how the name “Fully Known & Fully Loved” came to be. We hope you’ll feel encouraged to live authentic and genuine lives, and to walk boldly and faithfully in the freedom that Christ has freely given us all. Thank you for being here!
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Real Faith vs. Religion: Stepping Into a Personal Relationship With Jesus
Fully Known and Fully Loved founder Alex Eaton interviews Kristen Benton - wife, mama of 4, and compassionate follower of Christ as she unpacks growing up as a pastor’s kid and only truly finding her faith as a young adult. She shares some of the struggles she’s faced - from finding her identity in things of this world, battling cancer in her late 20s, to adopting a daughter from Uganda and the unexpected challenges of raising a black daughter in an all white family. Join us for an authentic conversation about the never-ending journey of chasing Christ and learning to walk authentically in our God-given identiy. I know you’ll love Kristen as much as I do!