Show Notes
Do you ever feel like you’re carrying years of disappointment, shame, or questions about whether God hears you? Maybe you’ve prayed for healing, longed for comfort, or simply wondered if you’re worth His attention. In this episode, Erin Rae Peace joins us to unpack the story of the woman with the issue of blood in Mark 5 — the only place in Scripture where Jesus publicly calls a woman “daughter.” Together, we’ll explore what this tender encounter reveals about how deeply Jesus values women, the hope He offers when shame feels louder than the Truth, and why His embrace is closer than we think. You’ll learn: The difference between hiding in fear and being lovingly pursued by God. How to replace assumptions about God’s disappointment with confidence in His love for you. What it means to be seen, known, and embraced by Jesus. Why faith, even when fragile, can open the door to healing and freedom.
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