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110 Rethinking Church, Family, and Singleness with Kelly Werner

110 Rethinking Church, Family, and Singleness with Kelly Werner

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In this conversation, Kylie Cross and Kelly discuss the unique challenges faced by single Christian women within the church. They explore the feelings of exclusion and invisibility that many experience, the importance of community and belonging, and the need for the church to recognize the value of every individual, regardless of marital status. The discussion emphasizes the significance of personal growth, trust in God, and the role of women in the church, advocating for a more inclusive and supportive environment for all members. Connect with Mission Single: https://missionsingle.com/ Grab my Free Guide to Unlock Relationships Security: https://www.beyondthewallspodcast.com/opt-in Chapters 00:00 Understanding Singleness in the Church 02:56 The Journey of Mission Single 05:02 Wrestling with Personal Walls 07:58 Navigating Expectations and Desires 10:36 The Pressure of Societal Norms 13:30 The Role of the Church in Supporting Singles 16:23 The Importance of Community and Belonging 19:16 Trusting God Through Trials 21:17 Redefining Success Beyond Marriage 23:51 Creating Safe Spaces for Women 26:43 Building a New Family in Christ 29:27 Navigating the Complexities of Marriage and Singleness 30:46 The Individual vs. The Community in Faith 33:52 Empowering Single Women in the Church 35:48 The Importance of Diverse Voices in Scripture 37:35 Balancing Personal Convictions and Community Unity 39:58 The Role of Personal Experience in Ministry 42:47 Creating Inclusive Spaces in the Church 45:51 Understanding Identity Beyond Marital Status 48:49 The Value of Intergenerational Relationships 51:13 The Call to Action for Women in the Church 56:23 Introduction to Beyond the Walls Podcast
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