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A mother’s heart carries the hope of God’s promises for her children. Today on Crowned, Mary Summers and Anoushka Riley share how they have been standing in the gap for the freedom of their children as they walk through dark seasons caused by substance abuse. Their story will bring hope to all of you who are dealing with the painful effects of substance abuse in your families. Support the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

This rebroadcast with Megan Kasper will help you identify the wounding you may have encountered from other women. Healing from women wounds takes time because the wounds run so deep. It comes when we realize our true self-worth, establish healthy boundaries, and find balance in our lives. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

This rebroadcast with Anoushka Riley will help you be inspired to get Women Champions in your life. We need women around us who speak words of life into us. If you don’t currently have women in your life who are in your corner, it’s time to find new friends. We all need to do our part to champion other women to live out their dreams and fulfill their calling. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

This is one of our most popular episodes and for good reason. Sissy Reese talks about her experience feeling like a nobody and how she was transformed into a Royal daughter in her Father’s court. Let Sissy’s journey inspire you to see yourself as royalty.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

This episode with Anoushka on miracles is a gem that bears a repeat listen. If you're having a hard time finding the miracles in your life, this will inspire you to meditate on what God has already done in your life and get you back to a place of faith.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

This is our first episode of Crowned, with our own “Queen Victoria.” Since this episode originally aired in October 2019, Vicki has been through a very difficult warring season with the loss of her father and also a battle in her health. Vicki talks with Ingrid about warring at peace during difficult times. We are so glad you joined us today.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Today, we visit with Teresa Mossburg, a fellow sister who lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She and her husband have suffered from the traumatic effects of substance abuse, eating disorders, and other mental and emotional issues with their children. Teresa shares her story to give hope to those who are walking in their shoes. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

In this special edition of Crowned we hold a ceremony to name and remember the children lost in the womb. The ceremony is for all families who have lost a child through miscarriage, abortion, or stillbirth—recently or in years past. This simple yet profound ceremony will create a moment in your family history that honors the life of the child you never got to know. It is a celebration of life that hopefully will add another layer of healing to your journey. We also remember all of the women who were never able to conceive and have lost the dream of carrying a baby of their own. God has not forgotten you. God created you and deeply cares about every single detail of your life. Our prayers are with you as well.For resources and encouragement visit sistersofthecrown.org.#crowned#sistersofthecrownOther Losses in the Womb Podcasts:Episode #34 Empty CribEpisode #35 I Am ForgivenEpisode #36 Finding Hope & HealingSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Our subject today is finding hope and healing after losses in the womb. As a society, we have not been properly educated on how to help women and men on their journey to healing. This conversation needs to get started. Angie Weigelt joins us once again to share her wisdom and insight in getting on the path to healing and wholeness. In addition to this week’s episode, we are releasing a special edition of Crowned entitled “Losses in the Womb Remembrance Ceremony.” This special episode will help all families memorialize the child they lost, whether recently or in the distant past. You can find that episode at sistersofthecrown.org, or if you subscribe to Crowned, on your podcast feed. About Angie Angie Weigelt and her family have been missionaries with All Nations in Romania for 11 1/2 years. She has been married for 20 years to her husband Kevin. She is a homeschooling mom to Kasey and Ethan and looks forward to meeting her other three children who she lost to miscarriage in 2000 and 2010. She is passionate about Jesus and being authentic and compassionate as she loves on and encourages the people around her. She loves cooking nutritious food, hiking the Carpathian mountains that surround her city, photography, reading and doing puzzles.Resources:(click on link)Sisters of the Crown ResourcesNational ShareProject RachelSave OneGrieving Dads to the Brink and Back by Kelly FarleyEmbrace: Clinging to Christ Through the Pain of Pregnancy Loss by Liz MannegrenOther Losses in the Womb Podcasts:Episode #34 Empty CribEpisode #35 I Am ForgivenEpisode #36 Finding Hope & HealingSpecial Edition: Losses in the Womb Remembrance CeremonyFor prayer, contact us at sistersofthecrown1@gmail.com.Resources and encouragement can be found on our website, sistersofthecrown.org.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

The trauma of abortion is devastating to women and their husband or partners. Shame and guilt often cloud their identity, leaving them abandoned and feeling helpless and alone. Many women feel that God no longer loves them because of the choice they made to abort their child. Healing is so much more difficult when you have no external evidence that your baby ever existed – no photos, no memorabilia, no memorial service to mark your loss. On top of that, many don’t believe these women have a right to grieve. Join us as our special guest, Teresa Hoeppner, shares her message of hope. #crowned#sistersofthecrownFor prayer or to sign up to receive our weekly encouragement e-mail, contact us at sistersofthehcrown1@gmail.com.About Teresa Hoeppner:Teresa joined the Respect Life Office as Program Coordinator for Project Rachel in March 2013. She feels very blessed to share Christ’s mercy with others through the ministry. Teresa earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Education from the University of Missouri in Columbia, and she taught middle school in a Christian school for several years. She and her husband of 24 years, Larry, have three children and six grandchildren. The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases; His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. (Lamentations 3:22)Contact Teresa at thoeppner@diocesekcsj.orgHealing ResourcesProject Rachel - 816.591.3804 or www.projectrachelkc.com or www.facebook.com/projectrachelkcSave One - saveone.org (Global)Hope After Abortion - hopeafterabortion.comOther Losses in the Womb Podcasts:Episode #34 Empty CribEpisode #35 I Am ForgivenEpisode #36 Finding Hope & HealingSpecial Edition: Losses in the Womb Remembrance CeremonySupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

As Christians, we fight for the unborn person to be saved from abortion, but when someone has a miscarriage, we often lose sight that this was an unborn "person" and write it off as a medical event or, because we don't know what to do, we do nothing and leave the expectant mother alone in her grief. Today on Crowned, Angie Weigelt and I have a candid discussion about the taboo subject of miscarriage. This episode will help you whether you have had a miscarriage yourself, or are wanting to learn more about it so you can better understand and support someone who has been through this experience (whether recently or 40 years ago). This is the first of a three-part series on losses in the womb.About our guest, Angie WeigeltAngie Weigelt and her family have been missionaries with All Nations in Romania for 11 1/2 years. She has been married for 20 years to her husband Kevin. She is a homeschooling mom to Kasey and Ethan and looks forward to meeting her other three children who she lost to miscarriage in 2000 and 2010. She is passionate about Jesus and being authentic and compassionate as she loves on and encourages the people around her. She loves cooking nutritious food, hiking the Carpathian mountains that surround her city, photography, reading and doing puzzles. If you would like prayer or be added to our e-mail list, please contact us at sistersofthecrown1@gmail.com.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Terri Sullivant opens up about her battle with trigeminal neuralgia (a.k.a. the suicide disease)—a lengthy illness that left her in excruciating pain and unable to care for her family. It was during this Job season in Terri’s life that the Lord invited her into a close personal relationship with Him. Terri recalls how, in the midst of her great suffering, she became “best friends” with the Lord. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Courtney Reed has been on a journey to understanding her true identity and value with the Lord. After a wandering season, the Lord revealed to her His deep desire to pursue intimacy in His relationship with her. Courtney discusses her path to understanding all that God has for her spiritually, relationally, and in her business. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

How does knowing our real identity help us live in a place of freedom and true rest? Knowing our identity leads to freedom from striving (rest) and leaves room to make mistakes because we don't feel threatened. The world views identity/value for women specifically in outward measures, such as a successful career, family, home, appearance, etc., rather than who we are as beloved children of God. Satan says we never measure up, and it’s never enough. But God says we’re loved, and He values every small gesture we make towards Him or others. Today on Crowned, Adrienne Tietz talks about our valuable identity.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

In the summer of 2018, Mary Summers had an encounter with the Father that radically changed the direction of her life. Mary was broken spiritually, emotionally, physically, and financially. She had been spinning her wheels and suffering in silence far too long. Little did she know that on a hot August evening she would experience a moment that would change her life. Today on Crowned, Mary shares her story about going from Victim to Victorious!#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Angela DeMars is our special guest. Angela was the first woman to be crowned by Sisters of the Crown back in 2016. She and her husband, Kirk, are faithful supporters of the Sisterhood and are dedicated prayer warriors. Angela shares her experience of coming into the full knowledge of what is means to be a Real Daughter of the King. For information about Sisters of the Crown, visit sistersofthecrown.org.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

We have a thief in our lives. It blinds us to the unique quality that makes us radiant and reduces us to living keenly aware of our perceived shortcomings. That thief is a trap that keeps us striving for something we don’t have. Let’s stop these false inner narratives running in our heads and love ourselves right where we are. It’s time for you to become the leading lady of your own life. Join Evie Kowalewski and Ingrid as they talk about the thief of comparison.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Our special guest today is Terri Sullivant. Terri and her husband, Michael, are the spiritual advisors for Sisters of the Crown. Terri is a life coach and co-pastor of New Hope Community in Kansas City. She also is the author of The Divine Invitation: Entering the Dance of Becoming Fully Alive. We affectionately call Terri the “Mother of the Crown.” Today on Crowned, Terri offers practical tips on how to get unstuck from a victim mentality by getting out of BED and putting your OAR in the water. Take a listen and you will see what that means. Support the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Monica Rodriguez is living inside her broken dreams as a result of divorce, single motherhood, and all the things that come with it. Your broken dreams may be due to a diagnosis, a broken or rocky relationship, a layoff, a delay of something you are praying for, loss of family or friends, or anything in between. None of us lives a life free from heartache. Even after we come to know and serve Jesus we still have struggles. Today on Crowned, Monica talks about living in the middle of her broken dreams.Support the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Our guest today is Kathy Coppinger. Kathy is a creative business woman, wife, working mother of three, and a cancer survivor. She shares how lending hope to others was a big part of her healing journey from cancer.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

After getting past the initial pain and shock of becoming a single mom, Monica Rodriguez has found herself right in the middle. In the middle of confusion. In the middle of chaos. In the middle of doubt. Yet Monica has found the secret to fulfillment: thanking God through it all – the good, the bad, and the downright difficult. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Pastors Michael and Terri Sullivant model the Immanuel Prayer. The Immanuel Prayer is a process for connecting personally and interactively with the Lord in a way that removes barriers to an intimate relationship with Him. Click Here for podcast resources#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

The Sisters of the Crown leaders pray for the needs of listeners and their families around the globe as the nations face this pandemic.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Today on Crowned, we've compiled more scripture verses to bring you peace in the midst of the current world crisis. This is a podcast you can play over and over so the Word takes root deep in your soul. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Today on Crowned, we've compiled some scripture verses to bring you peace in the midst of the current world crisis. This is a short podcast you can play over and over so the Word takes root deep in your soul.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Ingrid and her husband, Doug, discuss how to defeat fear and stay in a place of faith during the current worldwide health crisis.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Shame is one of the enemy’s greatest weapons to keep the Lord’s women in the dark. The deep root system shame cultivates in our life can cause utter devastation for years and even decades. Shame can come from an undercurrent of fear or jealously and its by-product can create a level of self-loathing that leaves us paralyzed. It’s an exhausting way to live. Listen to Evie Kowalewski’s story and allow her victory over shame to encourage you to pull the root of shame out of your own life.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

We celebrate beautiful feminine women today on Crowned. Ingrid and Evie Kowalewski talk about how God has created each of us to be uniquely feminine to equip us for our individual assignments. The world is constantly trying to redefine femininity. It’s time to call ourselves up to be the beautiful, feminine women God created us to be. Our womanhood is a supreme gift! #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Have you experienced a breakdown in boundaries? Do you have so much coming at you that it is affecting your health? A breakdown in boundaries will have a negative impact on our lives. Adrienne Tietz discusses how establishing healthy boundaries is essential for us to live our lives mentally, physically, and spiritually whole. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Adrienne Tietz poses the question, “What is your one thing, that thing in life that is your highest priority?” Is achieving that highest priority leaving you stuck? God’s love supersedes the most devastating disappointment, including when you want your life to go one way and it ends up going exactly in the opposite direction. When you get a view of eternity it changes everything. Establishing in your heart that God is your one thing is the first step to getting unstuck. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Our society has written off narcissists, saying their behavior cannot be changed. But Life Model Works CEO Michael Sullivant offers a different perspective found only in Christ-centered community. This Pandora's box of a problem that no one wants to talk about needs to be exposed so the victims of narcissism can find their voice and a path to healing. The spectrum of narcissism is wide ranging and knows no age limits. Many of its victims were wounded before they learned to talk. No sphere of society is exempt and the church has been one of the biggest perpetrators. Healing must come. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Narcissism, or an excessive focus on ourselves, is a huge problem in our society today. Sadly, we see it among Christians and church leaders as much as everywhere else. You may work for a narcissist, be best friends with one, or even be married to one. You might even be one yourself. Today, Ingrid talks with Michael Sullivant, CEO of Life Model Works and pastor of Hew Hope Community in Kansas City, about narcissism and how we can recognize it. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Wounded women wound other women. “Women wounds” most commonly occur out of insecurity, which can spawn envy, mistrust, and jealousy. Healing from women wounds takes time. It comes when we realize our true self-worth, establish healthy boundaries, and find balance in our lives.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Megan Kasper talks about her personal journey finding vision in a long season of transition and gives practical insight to help you on your journey. Be sure to check out our website, sistersofthecrown.org/encounters, for tools to help you find vision and dream with God.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Chasing a dream often requires a lot of sacrifice. We need women around us who speak words of life into us. God created us to function in community. We need to be challenged, loved, respected, trusted, and encouraged to take risks and push the limits with God. If you don’t currently have women in your life who are in your corner, it’s time to find new friends. We all need to do our part to champion other women to live out their dreams and fulfill their calling. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

God has planted dreams inside your heart. He created them just for you. God needs you to fulfill your dreams! He needs your gifts, your talents, your personality, and your passion. Your dreams are part of His divine plan for this world. You have something to offer the world that no one else can. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

This is the time for you to dare to live large. Don’t be afraid to ask God for the big things! He is able to do exceedingly, abundantly, above and beyond all that you can ever dare to hope, ask, or think. (Eph. 3:20 AMP) God lives in those large places that are filled with adventure and oftentimes seem dangerous . . . and He is calling us to those places with Him. Leave your comfort zone in the rearview mirror. Great adventures are straight ahead!#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Let dreams come alive again in your heart. The year 2020 is bringing Full Vision. This is the season to start dreaming with God. The atmosphere is pregnant with dreaming. God wants to fulfill the dreams He placed in our hearts but it is essential that we listen and understand what the voice of God is saying and then respond to it.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Learning to discern the season we're in by listening to the voice of the Lord is an essential tool when it comes to realizing our dreams, calling, and purpose. We must go to the Lord and find out what our part is in making our dreams come true. It’s essential that we partner with the Holy Spirit as we pursue becoming the authentic, fully-realized version of who we are called to be. A healthy partnership requires each partner to know and do their part. Failure to do our part, or expecting God to do it all will result in stillborn dreams. But trying to do God's part also will damage our dreams. Hearing His voice is what allows us to partner with Him and visualize what He wants accomplished.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Sissy Reese, a member of the Sisters of the Crown Leadership Team, talks about her experience feeling like a nobody and how she was transformed into a Royal daughter in her Father’s court. As a daughter of the king, part of our inheritance is the destiny God created us to fulfill. Join us as Sissy shares the dream, the calling, and the destiny God placed in her heart. Allow Sissy’s story to inspire you to dream. #crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Gratitude is an attitude we choose to display in our lives. Sometimes gratitude easily rolls off our tongues, other times it takes a shifting of our mindset. We know the pathway to the Father’s heart is through gratitude. A lifestyle of gratitude moves our hearts deeper into intimacy with Him. Life is 90% what happens to us and 10% our reaction to it.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

It's easy to miss what God is doing if we're not going back and revisiting what He did in the past. If you're having a hard time finding the miracles in your life, go back and remember the last miracle God performed. Meditating on what God has already done helps us get back to a place of faith to believe for the next miracle.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

Loving those who disagree with you brings honor to God. We don't own or rule our culture, we serve the culture with love. Showing love and respect for the person with the opposing viewpoint does not mean you are conceding your convictions. It is perfectly okay to agree to disagree. There is no hope in a culture that remains easily offended at the very sight of disagreement. It is a mark of true character when we can disagree graciously.#crowned#sistersofthecrownSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)

We all encounter trials and hardship in our journey. That is part of life. But there are seasons when the trials are more intense or frequent, and the battle feels like it's moment by moment. These seasons take a toll on our body, soul, and spirit. In this episode, Vicki and Ingrid talk about their recent experiences Warring at Peace during difficult times.#sistersofthecrown#crownedpodcastSupport the show (https://www.sistersofthecrown.org/give)