In Her Image: The Proverbs 31 Devotional Podcast

Andrea John

In Her Image is a podcast for women who love God deeply...and still find themselves stuck, exhausted, or wondering who they really are underneath everything they do. Hosted by Andrea John, author of the In Her Image devotional through Proverbs 31. Four seasons of honest, deep conversations about identity, healing, purpose, faith, and becoming who God made you to be. New here? Start with "Start Here · Welcome to In Her Image" — it'll walk you in.

  1. Jul 7

    Why you don't feel like yourself

    Have you ever looked in the mirror and wondered, "When did I stop being me?" Maybe you've spent so much time trying to meet everyone's expectations that you've lost sight of who God created you to be. Maybe you're exhausted from wearing different masks in different places, saying yes when you want to say no, or feeling like your faith and everyday life don't quite fit together. In this episode, Andrea explores one of the character traits of the Proverbs 31 woman: integrity. Integrity is about far more than simply telling the truth. At its core, integrity means wholeness—living as one person no matter where you are or who's watching. It's about aligning your heart, your words, your actions, and your identity so you can live with freedom instead of performance. Throughout the episode, Andrea shares personal stories, biblical insight, and practical encouragement to help you recognize the subtle ways we become divided and how God calls us back to becoming whole. You'll discover: What integrity really means from a biblical perspectiveWhy people-pleasing erodes your identityHow fear causes us to hide parts of ourselvesWhy living authentically leads to greater peace and freedomOne simple practice you can begin today to live with greater integrity If you've ever felt like you've lost yourself, this conversation will remind you that God isn't asking you to become someone else. He's inviting you to become fully who He created you to be. 🎵 She used to be mind by Sara Bareilles:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53GIADHxVzM 📘 Order In Her Imagehttps://amzn.to/4aEmkJL Connect with Andrea🌐 https://andreajohn.com📘 Facebook: @OfficiallyAndrea📷 Instagram: @andreajohnauthor

    Why you don't feel like yourself
  2. May 20

    Why Do We Wait to Be Kind?

    When I was going through chemo, I noticed something I have not been able to unlearn since. The moment people found out I had cancer, their whole face would change. A pharmacy clerk would slow down. A cashier at Publix would mean it when she called me sweetheart. And I would drive home and wonder — why do we wait until someone is sick to be kind? In this solo episode, we sit with Proverbs 31:20 — "She opens her arms to the poor and extends her hands to the needy" — and talk about the difference between polite and kind, why we keep a register of real kindness locked away for people we know are suffering, and what it would mean to live the other way. If you're a tired, devoted woman carrying something nobody can see — pull up a chair. ⏱ Chapters01:00 — The pharmacy clerk who changed everything04:00 — A cashier at Publix that gave me hope06:30 — Sitting with Proverbs 31:2007:30 — Two words that change everything: opens and extends12:30 — The lie about kindness most women believe15:00 — How God moves toward you (and what chesed means)19:30 — Three questions to sit with this week22:30 — One small practice25:00 — A benediction for the woman carrying something invisible27:00 — Where to go next 📖 Anchor verse: Proverbs 31:20 💌 Come sit at the table with us:Join the In Her Image community on Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/groups/inherimage 📚 Go deeper:In Her Image: A 31-Day Devotional Journey Through Proverbs 31 — available on Amazon. https://amzn.to/4eZFAEA Signed copies at andreajohn.com/resources #InHerImage #Proverbs31 #ChristianWomen #FaithPodcast #KindnessMatters #CancerSurvivor #ChristianWomenPodcast

    Why Do We Wait to Be Kind?
  3. Apr 21

    How to see God in every day moments

    What if being a “visionary” isn’t about seeing far into the future, but learning to recognize God in the moments right in front of you? In this episode of the In Her Image Podcast, I sit down with Rachel for a conversation that is both deeply personal and incredibly eye-opening. Rachel shares how God has spoken to her throughout her life—not in abstract ways, but through real, tangible, undeniable moments. From simple daily encounters to powerful confirmations, her story will challenge the way you think about how God communicates. Because what if He’s already speaking and we’re just not recognizing it? Together, we explore what it really means to be a visionary woman; not just someone who looks ahead, but someone who learns to see God in the present. In this episode, we talk about: ✨ How to recognize God’s voice in your everyday life ✨ Why God often gives us “pieces” instead of the full picture ✨ The role of faith, trust, and obedience in walking with Him ✨ How documenting what God shows you can strengthen your faith ✨ Why community matters when you’re growing spiritually ✨ And how learning to see God changes everything This conversation will encourage you to slow down, pay attention, and begin to notice the ways God may already be moving in your life. Because when you start to see Him, you can’t unsee Him. 🎧 If this episode spoke to you, be sure to share it with a friend and continue the conversation with us. Because you were created to see differently… and live from that place 🤍 🔗 Teaching on imagination and activation mentioned https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcujCbFAZH4&list=PLh7BFXSzTZpEZvq2VNcF-KWaVaGx81pSM

    How to see God in every day moments

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In Her Image is a podcast for women who love God deeply...and still find themselves stuck, exhausted, or wondering who they really are underneath everything they do. Hosted by Andrea John, author of the In Her Image devotional through Proverbs 31. Four seasons of honest, deep conversations about identity, healing, purpose, faith, and becoming who God made you to be. New here? Start with "Start Here · Welcome to In Her Image" — it'll walk you in.

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