Episode 102: The Divine Feminine, Mary Magdalene and Trusting Your Own Body w/ Chelsea Kim Long
The patriarchy didn’t just shape Christianity, it taught women to distrust their bodies, intuition, and spiritual knowing. In this episode, Chelsea Kim Long, author of Faithfully Dissident Daughters, shares the awakening that led her to rethink purity culture, embodiment, church history, and the divine feminine. This…
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