In this deeply personal episode, Jackie Roese shares why she’s stepping away from the mic. Jackie opens up about pain, purpose, and presence with spine surgery on the horizon and a sacred calling to train women to preach. She reflects on what it means to honor a beautifully good body, why women must preach, and how God shows up—even when we’re laid low.
This isn’t a goodbye. It’s a benediction.
To anyone wrestling with calling, chronic pain, and what it means to be faithful when life rearranges you—this one’s for you.
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In this deeply personal episode, Jackie Roese shares why she’s stepping away from the mic. Jackie opens up about pain, purpose, and presence with spine surgery on the horizon and a sacred calling to train women to preach. She reflects on what it means to honor a beautifully good body, why women must preach, and how God shows up—even when we’re laid low.
This isn’t a goodbye. It’s a benediction.
To anyone wrestling with calling, chronic pain, and what it means to be faithful when life rearranges you—this one’s for you.
In this deeply personal episode, Jackie Roese shares why she’s stepping away from the mic. Jackie opens up about pain, purpose, and presence with spine surgery on the horizon and a sacred calling to train women to preach. She reflects on what it means to honor a beautifully good body, why women must preach, and how God shows up—even when we’re laid low.
This isn’t a goodbye. It’s a benediction.
To anyone wrestling with calling, chronic pain, and what it means to be faithful when life rearranges you—this one’s for you.
The Marcella Project
In this deeply personal episode, Jackie Roese shares why she’s stepping away from the mic. Jackie opens up about pain, purpose, and presence with spine surgery on the horizon and a sacred calling to train women to preach. She reflects on what it means to honor a beautifully good body, why women must preach, and how God shows up—even when we’re laid low.
This isn’t a goodbye. It’s a benediction.
To anyone wrestling with calling, chronic pain, and what it means to be faithful when life rearranges you—this one’s for you.
