A Great Woman of God with Alli Worthington | Ep. 70 - a podcast by Emma Koch
from 2020-09-23T18:16:25
Alli Worthington joins me on the podcast to consider the phrase “Great woman of God.” Her time on the podcast along with her new book, Standing Strong, remind us God wants to partner with us-- that His love isn’t distant or unattainable, but paid for by the Son and sealed by the Spirit. She urges us to connect our knowledge of God with our love for Him and relationship with Him; He is not a distant dictator but a loving and perfect Father.
A little bit about the guest:
Alli Worthington is a wife and mom of five sons. She lives outside of Nashville in a loud, messy, testosterone-filled house with the only golden retriever who refuses to retrieve. She is a coach who is obsessed with helping women be more successful in their careers, businesses, and entrepreneurial pursuits. She hosts the Alli Worthington Show, a weekly podcast featuring friends she wants to learn from, as well as coaching time where she answers listener questions about life, faith, and business. As an Enneagram 7, she believes in having adventures and making fun memories!
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Resources:
Standing Strong by Alli Worthington
Alli is reading American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins and Something in the Water by Catherine Steadman. She heads to the movie theater to watch Tenet and The Personal History of David Copperfield. She is being refreshed by relaxing in the midst of a busy season.
Noteworthy quotes:
“In each season of life, God calls us to something new.” - 5:52
“...He does want to partner with us. I think sometimes we forget that God created so much of the world to work in partnership. He exists in partnership: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. And [...] everything that gets done in this world is with a partnership with Him.” - 8:41
Questions for consideration:
- How does the Hebrew translation of “helper” (ezer) change the way you worship the Lord?
- What does partnership with the Lord look like in your life?
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