How to Stop Overthinking and Start Walking in Your Calling with Whitney Lowe

What if the thing standing between you and a deeper faith isn't your sin or your failures, but the lie that you have to prove yourself to God who's already been pursuing you all along?This week I'm sitting down with Whitney Lowe — Christian author, wife of a pastor, and the voice behind the beloved Instagram community Scribble Devos — for one of the most layered and honest conversations we've had on this show. Whitney's new book Called Back to Who You Are: Finding Yourself in the Wild, Pursuing Love of God is rooted in the book of Hosea and in her own deeply personal story, and I just know it's going to meet so many of you right where you are.Content note: This episode includes a personal story touching on disordered eating and identity as part of Whitney's testimony around the 25:20 minute mark.In this episode, we cover:How Whitney went from posting anonymous devotionals on Instagram to landing a two-book deal with ZondervanWhy she believes millennials are "agents of reconstruction" for the generation coming behind themThe honest conversation we need to be having about Gen Z, deconstruction, and what the church can do betterHow the lie "I have to prove my worth to God" is running so many of our lives and how to break free from itWhat the book of Hosea teaches us about identity, pursuit, and what it feels like when God calls us back to who we really areWhy revival doesn't just start in a worship service and what it actually looks like in everyday lifeResources & Links Mentioned:Called Back to Who You Are by Whitney Lowe — available everywhere books are soldWhitney's devotional, Set Your Eyes Higher — available everywhere books are soldFind Whitney on Instagram: @whitneypiersonloweWhitney's Website: https://www.scribbledevos.com/Connect with us:Instagram: @thevesselspodcast and @courthopejonesWebsite: vesselspodcast.comSubscribe & leave a review — it helps more women find this podcast!Vessels Podcast (formerly The Trailblazer Talks Podcast)