ABOUT THIS EPISODE
At five years old, Shawn Kennedy pretended her bedroom was full of people, and she was helping them heal. She knew she'd write a book one day. Then came decades of trauma, mental illness, addiction, and a learning disability that convinced her she was "dumb and stupid."
In this episode, Shawn shares how God never let go of that dream, how a lie finally broke, and how she wrote not one but two books, including a Bible study for women healing from trauma. If you've got a story inside you and a voice telling you that you can't, this one's for you.
Content note: This episode includes discussion of sexual abuse, suicide, and addiction.
Check out Shawn's Website at https://victoriousconquerorministries.com/
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