Have you ever wrestled with the tension of female friendships? One day it feels like a refuge, the next like a rivalry. Too often, even in the Church, women can struggle to truly trust—or even like—other women.

That’s why I was so excited to sit down with bestselling author Natalie Runion to talk about her new book, I Don’t Even Like Women. In it, Natalie flips the script on the narratives that keep us divided and reminds us that God designed friendships with other women to be life-giving, healing, and deeply purposeful.

In our conversation, Natalie shares how:

• We can dismantle the lies that distance us from one another.
  
  
• Past trauma doesn’t disqualify us from finding safe, meaningful friendships.
  
  
• Humor and honesty can free us from comparison, fear, and insecurity.
  
  
• Healthy female friendships equip us to live boldly into our God-given callings.
  
  

This episode is for anyone who’s ever wondered: Are women my competition or my collaborators? My rivals or my refuge? I promise you’ll walk away with hope, encouragement, and practical tools for building friendships that last.

Grateful to be on this journey of love and friendship with you,

Rachael

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