✨ Episode Snapshot
In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, Dr. Amelia continues her sit-down with TV host, speaker, and author Loretta McNary as they go deeper into the message of her book Live Like You Believe.
Loretta shares raw stories of navigating seasons of isolation, brokenness, and unexpected setbacks—including losing her car on her birthday—and how those moments became a training ground for faith. She opens up about learning to stop “helping God,” praying scripture personally, and why peace is more valuable than possessions.
This episode is filled with wisdom for anyone who has felt caught in-between faith and frustration, reminding us that belief doesn’t exempt us from trials—it equips us to thrive through them.
🎧 In This Episode
✔️ What belief looks like “in the in-between” seasons of life
✔️ Why crying can be a form of prayer and release
✔️ How to stop comparing pain and start healing
✔️ The declaration that restored her confidence and presence
✔️ The global impact of Live Like You Believe—already reaching Dubai
💬 Favorite Quote
“She remembered who she was, and the rising became non-negotiable.” — Loretta McNary
🎯 Take Action
✨ Speak this week’s declaration: I stand in peace and lead with presence.
✨ Replace fear with faith—when old fears whisper, say out loud: I live like I believe.
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