Episode Details

You’re not becoming someone new — you’re returning to who God already says you are. This episode is a sacred recalibration for anyone who’s tired of striving and ready to rest in being fully known and fully loved.

Who gets to name you?

In this Sunday soul-tender episode, we’re closing Week 11 with the deepest spiritual anchor of all: Your identity isn’t earned — it’s engraved.

Julie Holly invites us into Vertical Alignment — the kind that doesn’t come from mindset hacks or behavioral strategies, but from the unshakeable truth of who God already says you are.

With Isaiah 49:16 as our grounding scripture — “See, I have written your name on the palms of my hands” — and the story of the Prodigal Son as a picture of God’s mercy in motion, this episode gently dismantles the lies that say you are too far gone, too late, or too much.

In this episode, you’ll experience:

• A return to truth: you are not your past, your pain, or your performance
• The tenderness of a Father who runs, not punishes
• A soul-deep recalibration from striving to security
• An invitation to be still, be seen, and be loved — right now

🧭 Today’s Micro-Recalibration:

Find a quiet space — even just for a minute.
 Take a breath.
 Then say this aloud:
 “God, I want to believe what You say about me — not what shame, fear, or the world has tried to name me.”
Ask:
“Who do You say I am?”

You may not hear an immediate answer — but it’s already written. On His hands. In His Word. Over your life.

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