Curious Christian Woman

Faith Through Fire: A Conversation with Jennifer Seagert

What do you do when a routine ER visit turns into a life-altering cancer diagnosis? In this deeply moving episode of The Curious Christian Woman Podcast, Jennifer Seagert shares how what seemed like pneumonia just days after Christmas became the shocking discovery of advanced cancer, launching her into months of hospitalizations, aggressive treatment, and even a fight for her life in the ICU. With remarkable honesty, she opens up about the fear, physical weakness, and dark moments she faced, as well as the unmistakable nearness of God in the midst of it all. From losing her strength and independence to witnessing answered prayers, improving scans, and renewed hope, Jennifer’s story is a powerful reminder that even when life feels fragile and the outcome uncertain, God is faithful, present, and still writing the story.

Curious Questions: Singleness, IVF, Truth in Love, and Gossip

What does it look like to live with curiosity and faithfulness when it comes to real-life questions that Christian women are facing? In this episode of The Curious Christian Woman Podcast, Ashley and Jess tackle honest, practical questions about singleness, IVF, speaking truth with kindness, and discerning the line between processing and gossip. With biblical wisdom and heartfelt encouragement, they remind us that singleness is not “second best” but a unique season to serve God with undivided devotion, and they explore how couples can navigate infertility and IVF in a way that honors life and glorifies the Lord. They also unpack what it means to speak truth in love without falling into people-pleasing, and how to seek godly counsel without slipping into destructive gossip. Whether you’re wrestling with these questions personally or wanting to guide others, this conversation offers clarity, grace, and gospel-centered hope for everyday life.

Holy Sexuality: Grace, Redemption, and Living it Out (With Gloryanna Boge) Part 2

In a world where shame and brokenness often define the conversation around sexuality, how does the gospel invite us into grace and transformation? In Part 2 of our conversation with Gloryanna Boge, we build on the foundation of holy sexuality and turn toward the hope of redemption and practical ways to live faithfully. With honesty and compassion, we talk about pursuing intimacy with Christ, walking in community, and replacing lies with the truth of Scripture. We also explore how the gospel meets us in our failures, why Jesus is after our hearts rather than our performance, and how the church can come alongside those who are struggling. Whether you’re carrying regret, longing for encouragement, or seeking to disciple others, this episode reminds you that holy sexuality is not about perfection but about being transformed by grace.

Holy Sexuality: Living Faithfully in a Confused Culture (With Gloryanna Boge) Part 1

In a culture that distorts God’s design for sex and identity, how can we live with both conviction and grace? In Part 1 of our conversation with Gloryanna Boge, we lay the foundation for holy sexuality, what it is, why it matters, and how it flows from a life surrendered to Christ. With honesty and biblical clarity, we explore God’s good design, the freedom found in trusting Him, and how discipleship shapes the way we think about sexuality. Whether you’re wrestling personally with these truths or longing to guide others, this episode will encourage you to stand firm in a shifting culture and anchor your identity in Christ alone.

Living Out Your Faith in the Workplace (with Jennifer Horner)

Living out your faith isn’t always easy, especially in workplaces that feel spiritually dry or emotionally draining. In this episode, we’re talking with high school counselor and pastor’s wife Jennifer Horner about what it means to stand firm in your faith while serving others with wisdom, compassion, and quiet strength. Whether you're feeling unseen in your job or wondering how to reflect Christ in secular spaces, this conversation will encourage you to stay rooted in God and trust that your everyday work can have eternal impact.