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The Jess Connolly Podcast

Jess Connolly
Mental Health
Faith
Grief
Spiritual Growth
Self-Care
Rest
Community
Christianity
Motherhood
Marriage
Book Of James
Friendship
Go and Tell Gals
Body Image
Personal Growth
Community Support
Grace
Burnout
Therapy
Fatigue

This is what you’ve been craving: lighthearted conversations for soul-tired women based on deep spiritual truths. The Jess Connolly podcast is for people who live on mission and want to walk in abundance. It’s a coffee date with a friend who gets how full your life is - but who also wants to help you feel alive. You can listen in the midst of the messy or the mundane and leave feeling understood a... more

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Latest Episodes

What if your humanity isn't a liability, but your greatest resource?

In this episode of Showing Up Scared, Jess sits down with returning guest and therapist Kobe Campbell to talk about why asking for help can feel so hard, especially for women who a... more

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Maybe you're not afraid of aging. Maybe you're just scared of not being seen.

In this episode of Showing Up Scared, Jess Connolly sits down with her friend Anna Mae Groves to talk about cultivating a life that feels good, embracing the beau... more

I don’t think you’re lazy. I just think you might be scared.

In this episode of Showing Up Scared, Jess sits down with author Jon Acuff to talk about procrastination, fear, and what’s really happening when we feel completely stuck. Jon’s work refram... more

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We talk all the time about being afraid to fail. But what if you’re also afraid it might actually work? In this episode of Showing Up Scared, Jess talks with entrepreneur and former Go + Tell Gals team member Caroline Lunne about ambition, calling, a... more

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Recent Guests

Anna Mae Groves
Influencer and mental health encourager with a background in the beauty industry
Episode: Showing Up Scared | Scared of Aging With Anna Mae Groves
Jon Acuff
Author of Procrastination Proof and The Three Minute Mindset
Episode: Showing Up Scared | Scared of Being Stuck With Jon Acuff
Caroline Lunne
Entrepreneur and CEO of Migrate Marketing
Migrate Marketing
Episode: Showing Up Scared | Scared of Failure and Success With Caroline Lunne
Lisa Harper
Author and theologian; Dr. Lisa Harper
Author of Theology for the Rest of Us
Episode: Showing Up Scared | Scared of Theology With Lisa Harper
Ally Van Iten
CEO of House of Color
House of Color
Episode: Showing Up Scared | Scared of Style + Being Seen With Ally Van Iten
Pricelis Dominguez
Friend of Jess Connolly, author of False Peace
Episode: Shalom Season | Episode 119: False Peace With Pricelis Dominguez
Deb Hopper
Mom, founder of Seen Moms
Seen Moms
Episode: Shalom Season | Episode 118: Peace for Moms With Deb Hopper
Debra Fileta
Therapist, author, and counselor
Debra Fileta Counseling / author of People Skills
Episode: Shalom Season | Episode 117: Peace With People With Debra Fileta
Katie Walters
Marriage pastor and author, guest on the episode
Self-described as marriage crisis minister; author of New Marriage, Same Couple
Episode: Shalom Season | Episode 116: How to Get Peace in Your Marriage With Katie Walters

Host

Jess Connolly
Host of the show with a focus on equipping women in ministry, author, Bible teacher, and church leader

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.3k ratings
  • Relatable lessons

    Found this podcast in a season of motherhood and my faith that perfectly seemed to flow into all of these great topics! Jess is so relatable and clearly has a message that really felt like God used in my life to bring me peace, comfort and KNOWLEDGE!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jhofo
    United States2 months ago
  • Interrupting

    I tried the episode with Deb Fileta but the host would not quit interrupting and let the guest speak. I will give it another try and hope it improves.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    TobeyP
    United States6 months ago
  • What a blessing this podcast is!

    I found Jess on a random search, and I’m so thankful I did. This podcast is simply wonderful, and I love all that Jess shares from the heart.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MichaeltheEncourager
    United Statesa year ago
  • Insightful

    I tuned into episode 107. Jess was having an engaging conversation with her daughter. Jess gave so many suggestions and Bible study tools. It was wonderful!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Patient Endurance
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love Jess Connolly & her podcasts & books!!

    I look forward to Jess’s podcast every single week and have been listening since “You are the Girl for the Job” it was a book that I needed so badly to hear in that season of my life & now I have been an avid listener & reader ever since. The way you share Gods truth & the gospel while also relating to real life, is truly a reflection of the gift of Words God has given you! Continue to shine bright for Jesus, Jess. 🤍 grateful for you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kait Van Essen
    United Statesa year ago

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Many appreciate the blend of real-life topics with biblical insights.
Some listeners note room for a smoother interview style and less interruption during guest conversations.
Audience consistently finds the host's voice comforting and motivating for daily faith-powered living.
Listeners praise authenticity, warmth, and practical faith guidance.

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Showing Up Scared | Scared of Aging With Anna Mae Groves
Q: What has taken the most energy to cultivate?
Groves says physical health, appearance, and emotional health are connected. Her mother's death from cancer and her sister's cancer diagnosis prompted her to think more seriously about longevity, nutrition, and movement.
Showing Up Scared | Scared of Aging With Anna Mae Groves
Q: Can you share something brave that you've done recently?
Groves says she took a sabbatical from social media, gradually stopping brand campaigns before going completely offline for a month.
Showing Up Scared | Scared of Failure and Success With Caroline Lunne
Q: When do you know or like, what are signs that you look for when it's time to pivot?
Lunne says that hating the work can signal a need to pivot. She connects alignment with being able to do work that feels true to oneself, rather than continuing with tasks that are poorly suited to the person or team.
Showing Up Scared | Scared of Failure and Success With Caroline Lunne
Q: What do you think?
Lunne says she is facing similar uncertainty as her responsibilities grow, and recommends praying for childlike naivety, remembering the desire to have tried by the end of life, and using those perspectives to move forward.
Showing Up Scared | Scared of Being Stuck With Jon Acuff
Q: If there's one other step you would encourage them with today, what would it be?
Acuff recommends finding 15 minutes in the listener's screen time and redirecting it toward something they care about, such as reading, journaling or reconnecting with a friend.

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2. Jon Acuff
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4. Lisa Harper
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