SUMMER SERIES-UNPACKING THE BLACK BOXES

In this episode of the I Don't Even Like Women podcast, Natalie and Lisa Whittle discuss the importance of self-love, body positivity, and understanding our identity as women created in the image of God. They explore the concept of whole body theology, the impact of cultural narratives on body image, and the church's role in fostering healthy conversations about our bodies. The discussion emphasizes the need for women to take control of their thoughts, understand their worth, and embrace a holistic view of health that includes spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being.Follow Lisa at @lisawhittleGer her newest book, Body and Soul now wherever books are sold!

In this episode, Natalie and Sparkle engage in a heartfelt conversation about the multifaceted roles women play in life and how they can embrace their identities without being confined to societal expectations. Sparkle shares her journey from aspiring to be the first female president to finding her purpose in serving others through her experiences as a mother and a professional. They discuss the importance of rewriting negative scripts, the power of community, and how to navigate failure with resilience. The conversation emphasizes that women can pursue their dreams and support one another in a competitive world, ultimately encouraging listeners to live abundantly and authentically.

In this enlightening conversation, Natalie and Jonetta Prendergast explore the complexities of sisterhood among women in ministry. They discuss the importance of healing, the impact of identity issues, and the challenges posed by competition and gossip. Jonetta shares her insights on the mean girl mentality, the significance of the Titus II woman, and the power of prophetic words. They also address the Jezebel spirit and how to navigate toxic environments while encouraging women to seek community and support. The conversation emphasizes the need for transparency, vulnerability, and collaboration in building a strong sisterhood rooted in faith.TakeawaysWomen really do want God.You need women to help you walk through that space.It's hard for women to come into intimacy due to identity issues.You can be anointed, but out of order.Don't confuse clique culture with kingdom culture.Your confidence in me is gonna highlight it.You have to ask, Lord, what are their intentions towards me?The enemy has been trying to silence us.You don't have to accept anything that somebody's saying to you.You are not responsible for making someone else look good.Get to know Jonetta at @jonettaprendergast on IG and be part of her online community!Preorder Natalie's newest book,  "I Don't Even Like Women" on Amazon now, coming September 2nd!

In this conversation, Natalie and Courtney Smallbone explore the theme of women's identity, empowerment, and the importance of community. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding women's expression, the journey of writing 'Technicolor Woman', and the significance of understanding biblical truths about women. The dialogue emphasizes the need for authentic relationships, the challenges of social media, and the responsibility of raising confident children. Ultimately, they encourage women to embrace their uniqueness and seek supportive friendships.You can order Courtney's book, Technicolor Woman on Amazon at https://a.co/d/49Q9lZx.Preorder, I Don't Even Like Women on Amazon and wherever books are sold at https://a.co/d/eaMLhZA

In this episode of the 'I Don't Even Like Women' podcast, Natalie and Becky Johnson, Lead Pastor of Jesus Culture Sacramento explore the complexities of women's roles in ministry, the challenges of vulnerability in the age of social media, and the importance of supportive relationships. They discuss the need for women to champion each other, navigate their callings, and the sacrifices that come with leadership. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding one's calling, the dynamics of supportive partnerships, and the necessity of having open discussions about women's roles in the church.Women are capable of wearing many hats and fulfilling various roles.Vulnerability on social media can lead to both support and criticism.Opposition often indicates that one is on the right path.It's important to manage the tension of social media rather than trying to solve it.Women need to advocate for their roles and titles in ministry.Supportive partnerships are crucial for women in leadership.Not all women have the luxury to choose their roles; many work out of necessity.Conversations about women's roles in ministry should be initiated by both men and women.Women should not feel guilty for pursuing their callings, regardless of societal expectations.Sacrifices are often necessary to pursue leadership roles in ministry.Follow Becky at @beckyfoxjohnson

In this conversation, Natalie and Kristin Boss explore the complexities of women's experiences in entrepreneurship, emotional health, and personal growth. They discuss the challenges of navigating success, the emotional toll of change, and the importance of community and support among women. Kristin shares her journey from a successful businesswoman to a place of introspection and healing, emphasizing the need for emotional literacy and understanding one's stress responses. The conversation culminates in the introduction of Kristin's new venture, Sondera, aimed at helping individuals understand and manage their emotional health.Take the What's Your core Stress Response Quiz here! https://sonderalife.com/idelw-podcastPREORDER THE BOOK "I DON'T EVEN LIKE WOMEN" on Amazon today- available wherever books are sold September 2nd.

Join Natalie as she ministers at Life Church Sisterhood Conference in Wilmington, NC.

Join Natalie as she talks with Jeff and Terra Mattson (LMFT, LPC), founders of Living Wholehearted as they discuss the impact of church hurt and spiritual abuse in the church and how counseling can partner with pastors in helping their congregations heal.

Join Natalie for this special summer series of unpacking the black boxes.  This week we are unpacking a popular box, "Many don't want their foundations rebuilt on Jesus because they have grown comfortable with the one they've built on the world..."  Natalie shares the first four chapters of her new book, The House That Jesus Built and the challenges with inspecting our personal foundations in Christ as well as inspecting our foundations in the local church.

This summer Natalie unpacks some of the most popular black (and blue) boxes from her Raised to Stay online community.  This week she dives into her latest black box- "Stop trying to get into rooms where God has closed the door- it is very important to know the difference between a Holy Spirit invitation and breaking and entering."