Back with a New Name: Taylor Swift, Charlie Kirk, and Christian Hot Takes You Didn’t See Coming
She Lives Freed with Brittany Dawn NelsonShow Notes
After months away on maternity leave, we’re back — and a lot has changed. In this episode, I open up about life after becoming a mom, what God’s been speaking in this season, and why this break was so needed. We’re also unveiling the new name of this podcast: She Lives Freed — a bold declaration over the women in this community and the mission behind every conversation we have.
We’re diving into some real and raw conversations this week, including:
The heart behind the rebrand
Life after maternity leave and how motherhood has reshaped my calling
My thoughts on the recent Charlie Kirk situation — and why it’s stirred up such an important conversation for believers
Why I don’t believe Taylor Swift should be celebrated as a role model for young girls — and the importance of discernment in pop culture
And more unfiltered, Spirit-led thoughts on culture, calling, and living boldly in truth
This episode is a reset, a reintroduction, and a rally cry for the women who are done playing small.
Takeaways:
God often uses seasons of rest to refine our purpose.
Culture will always try to disciple the next generation — it’s up to us to point them back to truth.
Living “freed” means living fearless, bold, and anchored in the Word, even when it’s unpopular.
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