Show Notes
In this episode of Arise, we discuss what it means to be a woman in God’s eyes. We talk about the difference between the egalitarian view and the complementarianism view. How has God called us to live in life, in marriage, as parents, in the church? Join me and let’s arise together!
Amber Smith is a Christ follower, wife, mother and philanthropist. She and her husband, Granger, live on a little farm in central Texas with their 3 children, London, Lincoln and Maverick. Their 3 year old River is now home with Jesus. She is the founder of the River Kelly Fund and is co-author of her children's book Where the Dinosaurs Roar. River Kelly Fund: www.riverkellyfund.org My Website: www.arisewithamber.com
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Each chapter of The Girl on the Bathroom Floor holds a piece of my heart, and these songs are the soundtrack to those moments. I carefully paired each track with a chapter, choosing music that mirrors the raw emotions and tenderness I poured into the book. These songs are more than melodies; they’re companions through grief, hope, and resilience. My hope is that as you listen, you’ll feel the connection and healing within each note. –Amber
Amber Smith is a Christ follower, wife, mother and philanthropist. She and her husband, Granger, live on a little farm in central Texas with their 3 children, London, Lincoln and Maverick. Their 3 year old River is now home with Jesus. She is the founder of the River Kelly Fund and is co-author of her children's book Where the Dinosaurs Roar. River Kelly Fund: www.riverkellyfund.org My Website: www.arisewithamber.com
Amber Smith is a Christ follower, wife, mother and philanthropist. She and her husband, Granger, live on a little farm in central Texas with their 3 children, London, Lincoln and Maverick. Their 3 year old River is now home with Jesus. She is the founder of the River Kelly Fund and is co-author of her children's book Where the Dinosaurs Roar. River Kelly Fund: www.riverkellyfund.org My Website: www.arisewithamber.com
In todays episode, we explore psalm 121 and emphasize the importance of keeping our eyes on Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith.