She Rises with Rachel Clare

"Perhaps we are not exhausted because we are doing too much—but because we are doing too many things out of alignment with who we are meant to be." In this personal solo episode, Rachel shares a message that has been stirring in her heart for years: you were created to create. Whether you’re building a family, a business, a home, relationships, healing, beauty, or faith—you are a creator by divine design. But creation requires fuel. Rachel unpacks the four foundational pillars every woman needs in order to thrive, create, and fulfill the things God has placed on her heart: Spiritual Health Physical Health Mental Health Rest & Boundaries Through powerful stories, scripture, practical wisdom, and heartfelt truth, this episode will help you stop glorifying burnout and start building a life that is rooted, balanced, and full of purpose. If you’ve been weary, overextended, distracted, or disconnected from yourself… this episode is for you. In this episode: Why all women are creators (even if you don’t feel “creative”) The hidden reason burnout keeps happening Why self-care is deeper than massages and bubble baths How social media may be draining your creativity Why Sabbath and rest are essential—not optional How to align with what God is actually asking of you The four pillars holding up your stewardship Find Rachel on Instagram at @simplyrachelclare or her website, rachelclare.com   In this personal solo episode, Rachel shares a message that has been stirring in her heart for years: you were created to create. Whether you’re building a family, a business, a home, relationships, healing, beauty, or faith—you are a creator by divine design. But creation requires fuel. Rachel unpacks the four foundational pillars every woman needs in order to thrive, create, and fulfill the things God has placed on her heart: Spiritual Health Physical Health Mental Health Rest & Boundaries Through powerful stories, scripture, practical wisdom, and heartfelt truth, this episode will help you stop glorifying burnout and start building a life that is rooted, balanced, and full of purpose. If you’ve been weary, overextended, distracted, or disconnected from yourself… this episode is for you. In this episode: Why all women are creators (even if you don’t feel “creative”) The hidden reason burnout keeps happening Why self-care is deeper than massages and bubble baths How social media may be draining your creativity Why Sabbath and rest are essential—not optional How to align with what God is actually asking of you The four pillars holding up your stewardship Find Rachel on Instagram at @simplyrachelclare or her website, rachelclare.com

What if you could carry more, become more, and rise higher… without feeling more overwhelmed? In this inspiring episode of She Rises, Rachel sits down with health and wellness educator Tanna Fox for a conversation that beautifully bridges physical health and spiritual power. Together they explore how caring for the body can increase the capacity of the spirit—and why more peace doesn’t always come from doing less, but from staying deeply connected to God. Tanna shares wisdom from years of helping women improve their health, while also teaching a higher truth: when we partner with the Lord, grace enters the process. Capacity expands. Stress decreases. Joy increases. This conversation is filled with practical insight, gospel truth, and powerful reframes for women who feel stretched thin. In this episode, we discuss: -How to increase capacity without increasing stress -Why slowing down doesn’t have to mean disconnecting -The connection between physical wellness and spiritual strength -Grace vs perfectionism -Morning routines that invite peace and revelation -Letting go of control and trusting God more fully -The “quickening power” of the Holy Ghost in everyday life -Why being yoked to the Savior changes everything If you’ve been carrying a lot lately, this episode is for you. Tanna can be found on Instagram @live.right.nutrition, and her website, liverightnutrition.us. As always, Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare, and her website, rachelclare.com.

In this powerful episode of She Rises, Rachel sits down with Heidi Lyn Campbell—speaker, leadership mentor, and coach—to talk about confidence, calling, and trusting God when life doesn’t unfold the way you planned. Heidi shares her personal journey as a self-described “late bloomer”—navigating years of unexpected waiting, building a career she never planned, and wrestling with questions during some of her hardest seasons. Through it all, one thing remained constant: her commitment to staying anchored in her relationship with the Savior. Together, Rachel and Heidi explore what it looks like to trust God’s timing, especially when you don’t yet have evidence that things will work out. Heidi shares how those early seasons of waiting became the very foundation that later carried her through infertility, marriage, and building a blended family. This conversation also dives into the confidence gap many women experience. Drawing from her background in executive coaching, Heidi opens up about why so many capable, talented women feel like imposters—and how we can begin to recognize our gifts, own our strengths, and lead in a way that feels authentic. You’ll walk away with practical, powerful tools for: -Letting go of comparison and embracing your unique leadership style Delegating with clarity (and without frustration) -Setting boundaries that protect your energy and calling -Leading with both accountability and grace -Showing up with confidence—even when you don’t feel ready Most importantly, this episode is a reminder that your life is not off track. God is not behind. And you are not lacking. Rather, you are being shaped into the woman you’re meant to become. Heidi (and hear leadership courses) can be found at heidilyncampbell.com, and on Instagram @heidilyncampbell.

In today’s deeply honest and vulernable episode, Rachel sits down with her dear friend Molly Collings for a conversation about faith, suffering, and what happens when God feels silent. After walking through one of the hardest years of her life—filled with physical challenges, emotional strain, and unexpected trials—Molly found herself in a place she never anticipated: unable to feel the Spirit in the way she always had before. Instead of easy answers, this episode explores the wrestle. Together, Rachel and Molly talk about: What it feels like when heaven seems silent Rebuilding your understanding of God in the middle of pain The concept of “divine silence” and why it’s not a punishment How suffering can actually be an expression of God’s trust Seeing Jesus Christ as a Counselor—not just a comforter The unexpected ways God communicates when traditional ways feel blocked Mental health, faith, and the importance of holistic healing A simple but powerful framework: faith, hope, and charity Molly shares how, even when she couldn’t feel God, He was still reaching her—through people, music, small impressions, and new tools she never would have discovered otherwise. This episode is for anyone who: Feels like their prayers are going unanswered Is navigating depression, anxiety, or emotional exhaustion Is questioning where God is in their pain Wants a deeper, more resilient kind of faith If you’ve ever wondered why God is being silent, this conversation will meet you there. Referenced in this episode: “The Theology of Suffering” – Francine Bennion “Spiritually Defining Memories” – Elder Neil L. Andersen

In this powerful conversation on She Rises, Rachel sits down with artist, entrepreneur, and founder of Juniper Print Shop and The Rooted Home, Jenny Komenda. What began as a small creative outlet while raising young children eventually grew into a thriving creative business—but Jenny’s story is about much more than entrepreneurship. It’s about learning to recognize God’s voice, trusting divine promptings, and having the courage to pivot—even when the path forward feels uncertain. Jenny shares how her early blogging days were rooted in authenticity and creativity, and how those small beginnings eventually opened doors she never could have predicted. But the real turning point came when she felt a strong spiritual prompting to shift her work toward creating Christian art—a direction that felt both sacred and terrifying to pursue publicly. Together, Rachel and Jenny explore what it means to co-create our lives with God. They discuss the courage required to follow spiritual impressions, the challenge of being misunderstood, and the importance of anchoring our confidence in the Lord rather than in external validation. This conversation is a beautiful reminder that creativity isn’t limited to artists. Every woman is creating something—her home, her relationships, her faith, her work, and the lives of those around her. When we invite God into the process, even ordinary moments can become sacred acts of creation. In this episode, we talk about: • Learning to trust divine promptings • Pivoting when God calls you in a new direction • Why authenticity matters more than influence • The courage it takes to share your faith publicly • Finding divine confidence in a noisy world • How every woman is a co-creator with God If you’ve ever felt God nudging you toward something new—or something scary—this episode will remind you that He is in the details and that He walks with us every step of the way. Jenny can be found on Instagram @The.RootedHome, @JuniperPrintShop, and @JennyKomenda. As always, Rachel can be found on Instagram @hellorachelclare, and her website, rachelclare.com.

In today’s episode of She Rises, Rachel is joined by health and fitness coach Megan Millecam for a powerful conversation about strength, surrender, and faith in seasons of waiting. Megan has spent nearly two decades helping women build physical strength—but behind that strength is a deeply personal story of patience, heartbreak, and unwavering faith. Together, Rachel and Megan explore the connection between physical and spiritual resilience, and what it really looks like to trust God when life doesn’t unfold the way you hoped. Megan shares her journey of waiting until 35 to meet her husband, the miracle that followed, and the unexpected return to another sacred season of waiting as she and her husband navigate infertility after feeling strongly prompted to grow their family. This episode is for anyone who: -Feels stuck in a season of waiting -Is holding a righteous desire that hasn’t been fulfilled -Is learning to trust God’s timing over their own -Needs a reminder that they are not forgotten   Megan can be found on Instagram @muncher_cruncher and her website munchercruncher.com. As always, Rachel can be found on Instagram @hellorachelclare and her website rachelclare.com

What do you do when you feel prompted to do something that makes absolutely no sense? In this honest conversation, Rachel sits down with life coach, author, and mother of seven Christi Davis to talk about the sacred wrestle of trusting God when the path feels unclear. Christi shares the surprising story of being prompted to move her family across the country—only to feel called to move back just as quickly. Together, Rachel and Christi explore how spiritual promptings often require courage before clarity, and how the lessons we learn along the way are often the very ones we didn’t know we needed. They also dive into the emotional realities of motherhood: the shifting identity that comes as children grow, the sacrifices mothers make daily, and how we can choose meaning instead of resentment in the work of loving our families. One of the most powerful moments in the conversation comes as Christi shares a deeply personal loss, and how she learned to view it as a sacrifice she didn’t choose but could still offer willingly to God. This episode is for any woman navigating change, waiting for answers, or wondering how to trust God when life doesn’t follow the plan. You’ll walk away reminded that even when we can’t see the purpose yet, God is always writing a redemption story. Christi can be found on Instagram @christidaviscoaching. Her book can be found on Amazon HERE. As always, Rachel can be found on Instagram @hellorachelclare and her website rachelclare.com.

In this heartfelt episode of She Rises, Rachel sits down with Jenny Evans—beloved cook, teacher, mother, grandmother, and woman of deep faith—for a conversation about hospitality, discipleship, resilience, and choosing love in a divided world. Jenny shares how her desire to cook began long before she knew how, how opening her table shaped her children, and how deep relationships can form when we simply invite. Together, Rachel and Jenny reflect on Elder Gerrit W. Gong’s message No One Sits Alone and explore the quiet, powerful ways we can create belonging—in our homes, our communities, and our everyday lives. This episode is an invitation to slow down, make room, and remember that small, simple acts of love still change everything. In This Episode, We Discuss: -How Jenny learned to cook through desire, trial, and love -Why hospitality is more about presence than perfection -What weekly Sunday dinners taught her children about work, conversation, and connection -Responding to contention in the world with Christlike connection -Creating belonging in small, simple, intentional ways Discipleship often looks quiet—setting an extra place at the table, choosing connection over contention, and lifting others in ordinary, faithful ways. And this conversation with Jenny is just the motivation the world needs to start connecting... around the dinner table. Jenny can be found at @jennyevansgatherings on Instagram. Rachel, as always, can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare, and her website, rachelclare.com.

What if your questions aren’t signs of weak faith… but invitations to a quest? In this dynamic and deeply moving episode of She Rises, Rachel sits down with artist, author, and American Ninja Warrior competitor Jenedy Paige to explore how God uses creativity, discipline, grief, and growth to shape who we are becoming. Jenedy shares the inspired realization she had at 17 years old when she saw the word "quest" hidden inside the word "question" — and how that perspective has shaped her faith ever since- because questions don’t mean we’re lost. They mean we’re being invited somewhere. Together, Rachel and Jenedy explore: -How journaling prepares the heart for prayer and revelation The “aerial view” that writing gives us in the middle of chaos -Why questions are spiritual invitations — not spiritual failures How art became both healing and ministry -- -The decade-long journey behind her sparrow painting (inspired by Matthew 10) -How God develops our gifts long before He platforms them What American Ninja Warrior taught her about endurance, strength, and rising -And how Jesus Christ transforms what once felt heavy into something that carries us forward While Jenedy shares tender pieces of her grief journey after the loss of her son, this episode ultimately centers on what happens next: how God rebuilds, how He strengthens, how He refines, and how He turns weight into power. You’ll walk away reminded that your questions are allowed, your gifts matter, this process isn't a waste, and your rising may look like Version 2.0 — stronger, deeper, more refined than before. If you’ve ever felt like you’re in the middle of becoming… this episode is for you. Jenedy Paige can be found on Instagram @jenedypaige, on her website jenedypaige.com, and on youtube @jenedypaigeart. Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare and her website, rachelclare.com.

In a world that glorifies busy and rewards distraction, what if the most powerful thing a woman can do is be still? In this sacred and counter-cultural conversation, Rachel sits down with meditation coach and mother of five, Jesika Harmon, to explore the spiritual discipline of stillness — and why it may be the missing key to personal revelation, confident motherhood, and accessing the powers of heaven. Jesika shares her journey from feeling “not a natural mother” to discovering how daily meditation and mindfulness practices transformed her relationships, her emotional health, and her connection with God. Together, they unpack how prayer is the talking — but stillness is the listening — and why so many of us struggle to create space to truly hear Him. If you've ever felt too busy to slow down, unsure how to quiet your mind, or tempted to look to the world for validation instead of upward for worth, this episode will gently call you back to center. You don’t need an hour. You need intention. You need stillness. In This Episode, We Discuss: Why stillness is foundational to receiving personal revelation The difference between prayer (talking) and meditation (listening) How mindfulness strengthens patience, especially in motherhood The science behind breathwork and regulating the nervous system “What you water grows” — and how affirmations rewire your brain The sacred power of “I Am” statements Gratitude as a healing balm How to discern divine discontent vs. distraction Why self-care is not selfish — it’s stewardship Jesika can be found on Instagram @jesikaharmon, on YouTube  If this episode blessed you, share it with a friend who needs permission to slow down. And don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and follow along on Instagram at @simplyrachelclare. She rises not by doing more — but by becoming still enough to hear Him. 🤍

What do you do when your child makes choices you wouldn’t choose for them? How do you hold onto faith without letting fear take over your motherhood? In this episode, Rachel shares a powerful conversation with her friend and fellow life coach Christi Davis, originally recorded last summer on Christi’s podcast Liking the People You Love. Together, they explore what it really means to guide children spiritually—especially teenagers who may be questioning, experimenting, or stepping away. This conversation is an honest, hope-filled look at faith, agency, and trust. Rachel and Christi talk about why we can’t give our children a testimony—but we can give them ours—and how love, curiosity, and safety create space for the Savior to work. In this episode, you’ll hear: -Why fear has no place in faithful motherhood -The difference between their testimony and ours -How living your faith quietly and consistently speaks louder than preaching -A powerful visualization for releasing worry and handing it to the Savior -Why curiosity is more effective than control with teenagers -How allowing exploration and contrast can strengthen faith over time -What it means to be a “safe place” for your children—no matter where they are spiritually If you’re a mother worrying about your child’s choices, this episode is a gentle reminder: God loves your children more than you do—and He is not done with their story. Christi can be found on Instagram at @christidaviscoaching and her podcast Liking The People You Love, wherever you listen to podcasts.

Cali Black is widely known for helping thousands fall in love with the scriptures through Come, Follow Me—but in this episode of She Rises, we go deeper than scripture study. We talk about agency, trust, humility, and what it really looks like to let God guide our lives without controlling every outcome. Cali shares her personal story of becoming a teacher, stepping away from a career she loved after a clear prompting, and how a simple act of choosing to do good—without being commanded—led to the unexpected creation of her Come, Follow Me Study platform. Along the way, she opens up about identity, missed expectations, and the moments when God’s answer wasn’t “yes” or “no,” but simply, “You choose.” This conversation explores how honoring agency—our own and others’—can free us from fear, resentment, and judgment. We talk about making big life decisions, trusting that God will “make it good” either way, parenting with empowerment instead of control, and learning to let others walk their own paths without condemnation. If you’ve ever felt paralyzed by the fear of choosing wrong, wrestled with judgment (of yourself or others), or longed to trust God more fully while still owning your choices—this episode is for you. You can find Cali on Instagram @comefollowmestudy, on YouTube @comefollowmestudywithcaliblack, and on her podcast One Minute Scripture Study (wherever you listen). As always, Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare, and her website rachelclare.com, where you can find links to courses and faith-based life coaching.

In this solo episode of She Rises, Rachel invites listeners into a sacred and deeply personal conversation about believing in yourself—not in a shallow, motivational way, but through the lens of divine identity, divine potential, and spiritual gifts. Drawing from scripture, prophetic teachings, lived experience, and the quiet whisperings of the Spirit, Rachel explores why self-doubt is so dangerous and why faith in who you really are changes everything. Rachel reflects on the women she has watched rise in extraordinary ways—women who carry heavy responsibilities, face unexpected trials, say yes to daunting callings, build meaningful lives, and keep going even when the load feels overwhelming. She reminds us that none of this strength is accidental. We are literal children of Heavenly Parents, created in Their image, inheritors of both physical and spiritual traits, and endowed with eternal worth and limitless potential. This episode walks through three anchoring truths: you were created by divinity, you were given uniquely personal spiritual gifts, and you have a Savior who believes in you and empowers you through covenant power. Rachel discusses how spiritual gifts—both obvious and quiet—are clues to our purpose, how negative self-talk erodes confidence, and how choosing belief can unlock growth, courage, and peace. With tenderness and conviction, she testifies that through Christ, we can do hard things, small things with consistency, and seemingly impossible things. If you’ve ever questioned your abilities, doubted your capacity, or felt unsure whether you’re enough for what’s been placed on your shoulders, this episode is a reminder of who you are, where you came from, and what is truly possible when faith replaces fear. You were created equipped. You are not behind. And you are capable of far more than you think. Rachel can be found on her website, rachelclare.com, and on Instagram @simplyrachelclare.

In today’s episode of She Rises, Rachel sits down with Carrian Cheney- a woman whose work may center around food, but whose calling clearly centers around people, presence, and sacred connection. Raised in a place where faith wasn’t the norm, she shares how God began preparing her while she was young to stand as a beacon to others. She was also blessed with an unexpected creative gift which was a gift during a hard season of unemployment—to provide for her family in ways she never could have planned. Together, they explore how the kitchen can become holy ground, why gathering matters more than ever, and how choosing presence over distraction can lead to peace, healing, and revelation. This conversation is an invitation to slow down, return to what matters, and rediscover the sacred in the ordinary. In this episode, we discuss: Growing faith in places where belief feels uncommon God’s provision through unexpected gifts and callings Why food, memory, and gathering are deeply spiritual The kitchen as a refuge for families and communities Discernment in a distracted, overscheduled world Carrian Cheney can be found at ohsweetbasil.com as well as on Instagram @ohsweetbasil. As always, Rachel can be found at rachelclare.com and on Instagram @simplyrachelclare.

In today’s episode, I sit down with my dear friend and extraordinary mother, Carie Skinner, for a sacred and honest conversation about divine weakness and divine becoming. As an empty nester who has raised four remarkable children, her journey reflects both deep faith and real-life complexity. We talk about what it means to honor weakness without shame, how God meets us in our limitations, and our vulnerability in being honest and sharing our struggles with others is healing and bonding. Carie shares tender insights from walking alongside chronic illness and learning to trust God with outcomes she could not control. This conversation is especially for women who feel discouraged, weary, or unsure whether their potential has been lost in the demands of life and motherhood. You’ll hear wisdom born of lived experience, gentle testimony, and hope for the long journey of faithful becoming.

The beginning of a new year often comes with some pressure — to set goals, make resolutions, and overhaul our lives overnight. But what if God is inviting us into something gentler? In this solo episode, Rachel explores the idea of wintering — a season of intentional slowing, rest, and reflection — and how it can shape a more peaceful, purpose-filled approach to the new year. Rather than rushing ahead with determination and discipline alone, we talk about walking with Jesus into the year ahead, grounded in scripture, prayer, silence, and trust in divine timing. Together, we’ll reflect on what it looks like to: -Embrace stillness and listen for the Lord’s voice -Wait on the Lord without anxiety or fear -Live intentionally rather than reactively -Create space for personal revelation -Honor the Sabbath, attend the temple, and nurture spiritual rhythms -Spend less time on screens and more time in practices that bring joy, peace, and connection -Move our bodies, step outside, and reconnect with God through creation This episode is an invitation to let go of hurry, resist the pressure to “do it all,” and enter the year slowly — with faith, intention, and trust that God is already at work. If you’re longing for less noise and more peace… less striving and more presence… this conversation is for you. Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare and her website, rachelclare.com.

In this tender and faith-filled episode, I sat down with Kelsey Oldroyd, whose life has been shaped by profound loss—and unmistakable miracles. After losing her husband to cancer, she found herself, just one year later, spending an entire month in an intensive burn unit with her oldest son after a tragic accident. Now a single mother raising four boys, she shares how her relationship with Jesus Christ became not just a comfort, but a lifeline through unimaginable grief and fear. As a faithful woman of God, she speaks openly about learning to lean fully into the Savior during her darkest moments, and how doing so opened her eyes to the countless tender mercies, blessings, and miracles that surrounded her—even in the midst of trauma. In this conversation, we discuss trusting Jesus Christ when life feels unbearably heavy, recognizing miracles and God’s hand, saying yes to help, and seeing others as the Savior’s hands, and allowing yourself to feel joy again after deep grief. Her story is one of resilience, humility, and quiet strength. It is a powerful reminder that miracles don’t always look like an absence of pain—but often appear as sustaining grace, unexpected support, and the steady presence of the Savior carrying us through. If you or someone you love has experienced loss, heartbreak, or trauma, this episode offers hope, perspective, and a gentle invitation to notice God’s goodness even in the hardest seasons. Kelsey can be found on Instagram @kelseyoldroyd As always, Rachel can be found on IG @simplyrachelclare or her website rachelclare.com.

What if Christmas didn’t have to feel rushed, overwhelming, or exhausting? In this special Christmas episode, I sat down with my dear friend and incredible mother, Melinda Sundberg, who truly lives the spirit of the season. Together, we talked about how to put first things first during December, create meaningful traditions that actually fit your family, and choose joy—even when life feels full. She shared wisdom from years of mothering children across many stages, including having kids away at college and on a mission, and how faith, boundaries, and intentional service have helped her keep Christ at the center of Christmas. This conversation is a gentle reminder that a beautiful Christmas isn’t about doing more—it’s about choosing what matters most. If you’re longing for a calmer, more Christ-centered holiday season, this episode will meet you right where you are.

In this solo episode of the She Rises podcast, Rachel Tucker explores the themes of divine purpose, self-love, and the relationship between weaknesses and strengths. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's divine worth and the unique gifts each person possesses. Rachel discusses how weaknesses are not failures but rather opportunities for growth and humility, encouraging listeners to embrace their potential and transform their weaknesses into strengths with the help of faith and the Savior. Discovering Your Divine Purpose, an 8-week, online course, dives deeper into divine weakness and the power it has to transform one's life. Click here to register and use the discount code "PURPOSE" for $100 off your registration. The next session begins on January 4th, 2026!

I loved having Jill Pack on the She Rises podcast with me! Jill is an incredible coach of midlife women of faith who are struggling in their relationships with their adult children. Jill's background in coaching comes from training, but also from her own personal life experiences, which can often be life's best teachers. She has her own podcast called Seasons Of Joy, which can be found on YouTube, Apple Music, and Spotify. Jill created a free online video series for podcast listeners called Beyond The Battle Map. This is exclusive to those who find her via podcasts, and can be found here: https://seasons-coaching.myflodesk.com/beyond-the-battle . Jill can be found on Instagram @seasons_coaching and on her website, seasons-coaching.com. As always, Rachel can be found on her website, rachelclare.com, as well as Instagram @simplyrachelclare.

Tess Frame is a wife and boy mom who lives in Southern CA. She is an amateur quilter and believes in saying yes to opportunities that come, but doesn't believe in perfection.  Tess is the co-founder of Happy Sacrament, a company that offers thoughtful products and toys to bring children closer to Christ. She also helped host the We Are Creators Conference  in Utah in October. Tess is a published author and is looking forward to the next open door in her life.  You can find Tess on Instagram @tesiahframe. As always, you can find Rachel at rachelclare.com and on Instagram @simplyrachelclare. *Registration is now open for our January 2026 session of the Discovering Your Divine Purpose course! Click HERE for details and to enroll! 

In our most vulnerable episode yet, Emily Deaton shares her experience of giving a baby up for adoption, her parents' Christlike examples of love and support, experiencing divorce, and navigating the experience of finding love again.  Emily has a gift for being raw and honest and completely open about the hard experiences life has handed her. She believes that if her story can help someone else, it's worth the courage to share it, and in doing so she has genuinely helped many. Her story is one of mistakes, love, and redemption. Emily and her husband Danny are the co-founders of Your Living Proof - an incredible organization that offers tools, support, and strategy to family members of those who struggle with addiction.  Emily can be found on Instagram @honestlyemilyjane and @yourlivingproof. You can find more information about Your Living Proof at yourlivingproof.com.  Emily and Danny have a podcast called Your Living Proof Podcast, which can be found on Apple Podcasts as well as Spotify. They're also active on YouTube @your_living_proof. The Deatons also offer a free masterclass which can be found at yourlivingproof.com/free-masterclass As always, Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare and her website, rachelclare.com. To sign up for our 8-week online Discovering Your Divine Purpose course (starting January 4th, 2026), head to rachelclare.com/courses. Use the discount code EARLYBIRD for $100 off your registration!

Trigger warning: this episode involves conversation around suicide. Emily Susan Pack is funny. Truly, her humor and wit are a gift to the world. She is also an incredible musician, a wife and mother, and woman who lives her life with arms wide open. In this episode, Emily shares with us the details of her unique faith journey, her experience witnessing a suicide and her subsequent suicidal ideation. She talks openly about how her faith evolved through this whole process, and what kept her grounded. Emily's vulnerability and honesty are raw, but in the same breath, full of grace and hope. Emily can be found at @emilysusanpack on Instagram. Rachel can be found on her website, rachelclare.com and Instagram @simplyrachelclare.

Rachel Romans is a mother of almost 10 children- 6 biological, 2 adopted, and 2 adoptions in process. She is drawn to children with special needs and service, and she talks about how she was prepared even as far back as her teenage years to step into the roles that she has as an adult. Rachel has recently founded a nonprofit learning center for teenagers with special needs called the Exceptional Minds Learning Center and is finding immense joy in serving her community in this way. Rachel talks about faith and about the power of saying "yes" and then watching as God takes your hand and performs miracles. Rachel's passion for her children and her learning center is sure to light a fire underneath all those who hear her story. Find more information about the Exceptional Minds Learning Center on Instagram @emindslearningcenter, and their website, emindslc.org.    

Kate Lee is a wife, mom of two, and an artist who has made it a practice to routinely take time to connect with God in nature. Kate has come into her own as a painter of religious art, and her style is uniquely hers. She is a hippie at heart, and feels most connected to God and to herself when she spends time alone in nature. Kate talks about the importance of spending the time necessary to heal from things in your life, to become grounded in who you are as a person and as a child of God, and to breathe and be present. Kate recently took a week-long adventure, embracing discomfort at an art residency in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In this episode, she discusses the importance of leaning into the discomfort of growth and saying yes to opportunities that scare and stretch us. Kate can be found on Instagram @kate_lee_art and on her websites, katelee.art and kateleepaintings.com. Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare and her website, rachelclare.com.

Stephanie Webb has done just about everything- from being a homeschooling mom to a podcaster to a Nutritionist with a Master's Degree to an author. She is an insatiable learner and truly grabs life by the horns. Stephanie is a mother of 3 and is currently finishing work on her first novel. In this episode, we discuss the power of purpose, and jumping when it feels right. We talk about the importance of the many lessons learned in that process, and how in the end all of those things make us who we are. Stephanie tells us how she knows when it's time to close one chapter and start a new one, and how to trust the intuition that is innate in each of us. While Stephanie isn't frequently on social media, she can be found on Instagram @heystephwebb. Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare, and her website, rachelclare.com.

Ellery Pugmire is a Southern California mom of five who stays busy homeschooling her children, running them to various sporting events, teaching in church, and being involved in personal projects. Ellery sat down with Rachel recently to discuss prayer- a topic she's been passionately focused on in recent weeks and months. Ellery talks about the strength that comes when we allow prayer to be our default in all situations, and the sweetness that comes from watching our children embrace and utilize this gift. She maintains that prayer is exactly what has helped her rise in her life. Ellery can be found on Instagram @ellerypugmire. As always, Rachel can be found on her website, rachelclare.com, and on Instagram @simplyrachelclare.

Scarlet Bushman, the face behind @sparkgoodness and @missionarymomco shares the ups and downs in the process of conversion to the gospel of Jesus Christ, the sudden loss of her brother, and entering a new phase of life: empty nesting. Scarlet immigrated to Boston from Guatemala when she was 10 and went on a deep faith journey as a teenager. Finding and accepting the gospel of Jesus Christ was transformational for her. Scarlet's vulnerability is refreshing and I appreciate her personal mission so much. You can find Scarlet at @sparkgoodness and @missionarymomco. As always, you can find Rachel @seekingdiligently and rachelclare.com. If you feel so inclined, it would totally make my day if you left a rating and review and subscripted to our podcast! You sharing the word about what we're doing here is the greatest form of advertisement, and we are grateful for you!

Emily Shay is a mother and artist who has spent the past few years letting the Lord shape her through her artwork. She has learned what it means to truly align her will with God's, to dig deep and feel her feelings, to understand the connection between the conscious and subconscious mind through early-morning journaling, and to embrace gospel symbolism. Emily spent 8 weeks this past summer doing an art residency in nature, completely removed from social media and the digital world. She learned important truths about herself and her relationship to the Divine through focusing on the Savior and painting symbols of Him. Emily has worked closely with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints on various projects and is opening a show at the Havenlight Gallery in Orem Utah that will run through the entire month of November (2025). You can find her at emilyshayfineart.com and on Instagram at @emilyshayfineart. You can connect with Rachel on Instagram @simplyrachelclare, or through her website, rachelclare.com.

In this episode, Wendy Jones shares some of her experiences as a mission leader alongside her husband in the Brazil Porto Alegre South mission. Wendy is a mom of four, the founder of the nonprofit organization The Sister Project in Arizona, a certified public speaker and certified faith-based life coach. She loves DIY projects and is most comfortable with a power tool or can of paint in her hands. Wendy shares with us how all of those things have prepared her to serve in her current capacity. She also teaches powerful lessons about leaning into the callings God gives us with faith, believing that our meager offerings will be multiplied as we do so. The Sister Project is an incredible nonprofit located in Arizona. You can learn more on Instagram @thesisterproject.us and on their website thesisterproject.us. As always, you can find Rachel on Instagram @simplyrachelclare and her website rachelclare.com.

Jen Grover is a health nut and fitness guru, as well as a college professor who has, for decades, prioritized taking care of her health. It was shocking not only to her, but those who knew her well, when she was hit with a cancer diagnosis. Adding to that blow was a personal tragedy that came during her treatment. In this episode, Jen talks about all of the emotions that come through such experiences as these, and what she did to not only survive them, but grow and change in the midst of them. She vulnerably shares details that we can all learn from, and now stands as an example that many lean on. Jen is real and honest and doesn't hold back. Jen has recently certified as a nutrition coach and can be found on Instagram @jengrovercoaching where she's beginning a new journey as a health and nutrition coach. Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare and her website, rachelclare.com. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a rating and review. Doing so allows others who need these messages to find this podcast!

Anna Connell is a wife and mother of 4, a health enthusiast, a business owner, and has spent the past two years working on the social media for the Farmington, NM temple open house. She loves Jesus, she follows promptings quickly, and those things have led to great blessings and miracles in her life. In this episode, Anna shares with us what it was like to battle a severe illness while still running multiple businesses and being a full-time mom. She describes the gratitude she has everyday for the ability to be alive and the chance to seize opportunities when they come. Anna can be found on Instagram @hey.itsannaconnell where she documents her life, and shares her love of Jesus, nutrition, and exercise. Rachel can be found on Instagram @simplyrachelclare and her website, rachelclare.com. If you enjoyed today's episode, it would mean the world to me if you'd jump over and leave a quick rating and review of the podcast. Keep rising, friends!

Lynette Hernaez Bryant is an incredible athlete who rose to be the BYU Women's Soccer goal-keeper for the past two seasons. Their team became #1 in the nation during her inaugural season at BYU in 2023 and finished in the Final Four that year. But her journey of success and rising started long before her college soccer days. In this episode, Lynette recounts her amazing story of conversion, of being bold and brave in choosing Jesus Christ, and of the innumerable blessings that have come as she's done so. You can find Rachel on Instagram: @simplyrachelclare and her website: rachelclare.com. If you enjoyed today's episode, it would mean the world to me if you'd jump over and leave a quick review of the podcast. Keep rising, friends!

In the inaugural episode of the She Rises podcast, Rachel Rhien Tucker welcomes her friend Jennie Moss to discuss faith, vulnerability, and the power of rising through trials. Jennie shares her personal journey of healing and the profound impact of her relationship with Jesus Christ. The conversation explores how to hear divine guidance in everyday life, the importance of vulnerability, and the beauty that can emerge from hardship. Jennie emphasizes the significance of trusting in God's plan and the transformative power of sharing one's experiences to uplift others. You can find Jennie on Instagram @thelatterdayladies and her podcast, The Latter-Day Ladies Podcast. As always, Rachel can be found on Instagram: @simplyrachelclare and her website: rachelclare.com. If you enjoyed today's episode, it would mean the world to me if you'd jump over and leave a quick review of the podcast. Especially as it is new, this will help boost visibility for others who are looking for this kind of content. Thanks, friends!

Welcome to the She Rises podcast with Rachel Clare. This is a place for women who are ready to rise into their God-given identity, gifts, and purpose. In this episode, I give a brief intro into the podcast and the things that God has put on my heart. This season, we will occasionally hear from women I love and admire who are examples of rising with the Savior. You can find me over at @simplyrachelclare on Instagram, or my website rachelclare.com.