Bibles & Botox

Jenifer Parr

Bibles & Botox is the signature podcast of Blush Revival, where faith meets real life. Through relatable and raw conversations about faith, identity, and authenticity, women are encouraged to draw closer to Jesus and live with confidence and grace.

Episodes

  1. JAN 28

    Living from Grace | Episode 1: The Mercy Seat — The Forgotten Furniture

    What if God doesn’t meet you at your performance… but at mercy? In the first episode of our new series Living from Grace, we dismantle the deeply ingrained belief that God meets us with crossed arms, disappointment, and condemnation and replace it with the biblical truth: God has always met His people at the Mercy Seat. From the Ark of the Covenant in Exodus to the cross of Christ, Scripture reveals a stunning pattern: God’s presence does not rest on human obedience, spiritual perfection, or flawless discipline, it rests on atoning blood. Mercy has an address. And that address is Jesus. In this episode, we explore: •⁠  ⁠Why God meets us above our failure, not inside our performance •⁠  ⁠How the Mercy Seat in the Old Testament foreshadows Christ •⁠  ⁠Why Jesus is literally called the “Mercy Seat” in Romans 3:25 •⁠  ⁠What God’s posture toward you truly is when you sin •⁠  ⁠How mercy removes condemnation and grace empowers obedience •⁠  ⁠Why repentance grows best in an environment of mercy, not shame If you’ve been living under quiet guilt, spiritual exhaustion, or the pressure to “do better” in order to be loved by God, this episode will reorient your entire understanding of where God meets you. Spoiler: It’s not in a courtroom. It’s not at your spiritual resume. It’s not at your best day. It’s at the cross. It’s at the Mercy Seat. And He invites you there every single time. Come discover what it really means to live from grace. Text us with questions or prayer requests 🩷 Support the show

    23 min
  2. 12/05/2025

    The Lies of Restlessness and the Truth of "It is Finished"

    This episode dismantles one of the most seductive lies modern women live under: “If I don’t keep moving, producing, proving, and performing, everything will collapse.” Restlessness isn’t just exhaustion — it’s unbelief dressed up as hustle. It’s the false gospel that tells you you must earn worth, secure identity, fix everyone, anticipate every crisis, and carry what only God can carry. But Christ didn’t hang on a cross, drink the full cup of wrath, descend into death, rise again, and ascend to the right hand of the Father just so you could live like the world is still on your shoulders. “It is finished.” (John 19:30) Not partly finished. Not almost there. Not “Jesus did His part, now you better do yours flawlessly.” Finished means: the penalty is fully paidthe striving for identity is overthe performance treadmill is shatteredthe restlessness of self-salvation is exposed as a lieIf you’re constantly anxious, constantly hustling, constantly proving, constantly afraid to stop because life might unravel — then this isn’t just a lifestyle issue. It’s a lordship issue. You’ll hear why: Restlessness is not a personality flaw — it’s a theological misalignment.Busyness isn’t the enemy — burdened self-redemption is.Rest is not laziness — it’s obedience.Sabbath is not suggestion — it’s identity formation.Jesus didn’t invite you to burnout discipleship. He invited you to union, yoke, communion, and freedom. This episode will expose the counterfeit rest culture sells (self-care, spa days, escapism, numbing) and contrast it with the violent, victorious declaration Christ made over your life: “It is finished.” Finished striving. Finished earning. Finished proving. Finished performing for love you already have. Come listen — not to be inspired — but to be re-ordered. Come, and rest. Text us with questions or prayer requests 🩷 Support the show

    18 min
5
out of 5
13 Ratings

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Bibles & Botox is the signature podcast of Blush Revival, where faith meets real life. Through relatable and raw conversations about faith, identity, and authenticity, women are encouraged to draw closer to Jesus and live with confidence and grace.