In the season two premiere of Leaving the Church to Find God, Melissa Whittington reflects on the transformative power of choice and resilience. Drawing from her personal journey, she explores the importance of building systems rooted in equity and compassion, rather than fighting against oppressive structures.
Melissa candidly discusses the challenges of navigating a post-election landscape, the role of anger as a tool for transformation, and the significance of supporting marginalized communities. She shares actionable insights on creating an empowered and abundant life, while also highlighting the importance of joy, creativity, and community as forms of resistance.
Tune in to discover how we can collectively thrive by aligning our actions with our values, embracing our power, and fostering change from the ground up. Melissa invites listeners to rethink their approach to wealth, influence, and the systems we participate in, offering a vision of hope and empowerment.
If you would like to be a guest on this podcast or would like to support this work, visit www.leavingthechurchtofindgod.com where you can contact Melissa and or make a donation. Follow along my journey on IG at @authenticallymeli and find more in depth content on YouTube at Diary of an Authentic Life.
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