Jennie Allen

Jennie Allen, author and Bible teacher who founded the IF:Gathering, talks about hidden lies that create a low-grade unease. She explores how childhood moments form identity and outlines core lies like worthlessness and unlovability. The conversation covers how the body remembers wounds, tracing first beliefs, and practical steps to notice and retrain patterns while fixing eyes on Christ.

Jennie Allen, an author and speaker with a passion for scripture, joins hosts Raechel and Amanda to celebrate the significance of Holy Week. They explore Jesus' emotional entry into Jerusalem and the themes of repentance and worship purity. The discussion highlights the contrasts of betrayal and devotion, focusing on Judas and Mary's actions. Jennie emphasizes the connection of Holy Week to Passover, presenting Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice. Together, they reflect on the hope that Resurrection Sunday brings as they walk the final journey to the cross.

Jennie Allen, Bible teacher and founder of IF:Gathering, brings revival stories from college campuses and introduces her book about hidden beliefs. Short conversations cover public repentance, campus outpourings, three core lies people live by, and how to spot the hidden agreements that shape anxiety and behavior.

Jennie Allen, founder of The IF Gathering and best-selling author who leads conversations on repentance and revival, discusses confronting core lies that shape identity. She tells stories of public confession sparking revival, describes Gather's global unity, and talks about family rhythms, spiritual warfare, and regular practices that keep people honest and grounded.

Jennie Allen, a NYT bestselling author and founder of If Gathering, shares her journey of grappling with friendships and the struggles of building community. She discusses the emotional challenges tied to relationships and offers strategies to overcome resistance to connection. Allen reflects on the impact of her pandemic-themed book, emphasizing authenticity and vulnerability in friendships. She also highlights the shift from communal living to isolation, urging listeners to cultivate true connections in an increasingly digital world.