Meredith Andrews: Worship, Wounding, and the God Who Meets Us There, Part 1

This week on It’ll Always Be Fun, we are joined by Brooke’s longtime friend, worship leader and recording artist Meredith Andrews — and this conversation is one of those you don’t just listen to… you feel. 💛 In part one of this two-part episode, Meredith shares about the calling of God and how it doesn’t always unfold the way we planned. We talk about rejection, and how what felt like people shutting a door may have actually been God’s protection all along. 🚪✨ We also dive into core wounding, healing, trauma, and what happens when we finally allow God into the places we’ve spent years trying to cover, manage, or survive. Meredith speaks beautifully about worshipping when it hurts, when we don’t feel like it, and when showing up honestly feels like the most faithful thing we can do. 🙌 Because worship isn’t about performing. It isn’t about faking it. It’s about bringing our real selves before a God who deserves our honesty — and who can handle every bit of it. 🤍 We also talk about how trauma can shape the way we act and react, but it does not get to define who we are. Our spirit — the truest part of who God created us to be — is still there. Still known. Still loved. Still being restored. 🌿 And yes, we even get into how singing can actually help heal trauma in the brain… because God really did design us in the most breathtaking ways. 🎶🧠 This is only part one, so settle in. There is so much goodness here — and when we’re together, it’ll always be fun! 💜