Some days feel heavy. Some moments leave us wondering how to keep going. If you’ve ever longed for encouragement in the midst of life’s hardest moments, I have a special episode of The Love Offering for you.

This week, I’m joined by therapist and bestselling author Aundi Kolber to discuss her latest book, Take What You Need: Soft Words for Hard Days. This beautiful collection of quotes, scriptures, prayers, and gentle exercises is designed to be a balm for your most tender places—a reminder that you are never alone on your journey to healing.

In our conversation, we explore:


✨ How to hold space for yourself and others in difficult seasons
✨ The power of compassionate words when life feels overwhelming
✨ Practical ways to embrace healing and take one more step forward

 

For the days when fear is loud. When hope feels far. When you need a reminder of who you were created to be. Aundi’s words offer a gentler way forward, filled with grace, compassion, and the assurance that God is with you, even here.

 

Connect with Aundi:

Aundi Kolber - therapist + author

 

Read the Show Notes: 

https://rachaelkadams.com/writing/

Some days feel heavy. Some moments leave us wondering how to keep going. If you&rsquo;ve ever longed for encouragement in the midst of life&rsquo;s hardest moments, I have a special episode of The Love Offering for you.
This week, I&rsquo;m joined by therapist and bestselling author Aundi Kolber to discuss her latest book, Take What You Need: Soft Words for Hard Days. This beautiful collection of quotes, scriptures, prayers, and gentle exercises is designed to be a balm for your most tender places&mdash;a reminder that you are never alone on your journey to healing.
In our conversation, we explore:
 ✨ How to hold space for yourself and others in difficult seasons ✨ The power of compassionate words when life feels overwhelming ✨ Practical ways to embrace healing and take one more step forward
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For the days when fear is loud. When hope feels far. When you need a reminder of who you were created to be. Aundi&rsquo;s words offer a gentler way forward, filled with grace, compassion, and the assurance that God is with you, even here.
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Connect with Aundi:
<a href="https://aundikolber.com/">Aundi Kolber - therapist + author</a>
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Read the Show Notes:&nbsp;
https://rachaelkadams.com/writing/

Encouraging you to love God, others, and yourself—one faithful step at a time.

Each week, host Rachael Adams sits down with inspiring women who are making a difference right where they are. Through honest conversations, biblical wisdom, and real-life stories, you'll be reminded that your everyday acts of love—no matter how small—matter deeply to God.

You were created to live a life of impact.
You were made to be a love offering.

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Encouraging you to love God, others, and yourself&mdash;one faithful step at a time.
Each week, host Rachael Adams sits down with inspiring women who are making a difference right where they are. Through honest conversations, biblical wisdom, and real-life stories, you'll be reminded that your everyday acts of love&mdash;no matter how small&mdash;matter deeply to God.
You were created to live a life of impact. You were made to be a love offering.
Subscribe today and be inspired to live out the greatest commandment in practical, powerful ways.

The Love Offering

In this episode of the Love Offering Podcast, host Rachael Adams speaks with Andi Kolber, a licensed professional counselor and author, about her new book 'Take What You Need: Soft Words for Hard Days.' They discuss the integration of faith and psychology, the importance of body awareness in healing, and the role of community in the healing journey. Andi shares insights on taking the first steps toward healing, emphasizing the need for compassion and connection. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding our belovedness and identity in Christ and concludes with a heartfelt prayer for those struggling with burdens and trauma.

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