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Angela Adkins Podcast

Angela Adkins Podcast

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In October 1987, Angela Adkins’ life changed forever when a drunk driver shattered everything she knew. But what followed is a true story of faith, healing, and restoration that continues to inspire. Angela Adkins Podcast is a place of hope—where faith meets real-life trials, and conversations about God’s transformative power bring healing. Tune in to be encouraged, uplifted, and reminded that miracles still happen

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Episodes
  • Why Faith, Friendship - Business Don’t Work… Unless You Do This!
    Apr 30 2026

    Angela Adkins sits down with Tina Murrill to talk about faith friendship and business and how to stay grounded through it all. Tina shares her journey of building a business while raising a family and serving in ministry along with the lessons she learned about not tying her identity to success. This episode is a reminder that true purpose comes from putting God first and living out your faith in every area of life. ✝️

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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • The Hidden Danger of Staying Comfortable Too Long…
    Apr 6 2026

    What’s really holding you back from your God-given purpose?

    In this episode of the Angela Adkins Podcast, Angela sits down with Lisa Bell to unpack the real reasons people feel stuck—and how to break free through faith, obedience, and action.

    From battling overthinking and unforgiveness to learning how to trust God without having the full plan, this conversation dives deep into the mindset and spiritual shifts required to walk confidently in your calling.

    Lisa shares her personal journey of stepping outside her comfort zone to write a Bible study, reminding us that growth doesn’t happen in comfort—and that God often calls us into things we don’t feel ready for.

    If you’ve been feeling stuck, uncertain, or afraid to take the next step, this episode will challenge and encourage you to move forward in faith.

    🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode

    Why God doesn’t reveal the full plan upfront

    How unforgiveness can block your purpose and growth

    The difference between discernment and destructive overthinking

    How fear is often built on false expectations

    Why comfort zones can keep you stuck spiritually

    How to trust God when you can’t see what’s ahead

    The power of asking “How can I?” instead of “Can I?”

    Why disappointment may actually be redirection

    How to grow your faith through obedience and action

    Practical steps to take when you feel stuck in life

    💡 Key Takeaway

    You don’t need clarity—you need obedience.
    God will show you the next step… but you have to be willing to take it.

    📲 Connect & Take Action

    If this episode encouraged you:

    ⭐ Follow the podcast for weekly faith-based conversations

    What’s been holding you back? 👀

    📖 Will You? breaks it down—and her Bible study and children’s books help you grow even deeper.

    👇 Explore all her books here:
    https://lisambell.com/
    📩 Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement
    💬 Leave a review and let us know what spoke to you most

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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • Faith, Leadership & the Future of Georgia
    Mar 20 2026

    Episode Description

    What does it look like when faith shapes leadership at the highest level?

    In this episode of the Angela Adkins Podcast, Angela sits down with longtime Georgia public servant and Secretary of State candidate Vernon Jones to discuss the intersection of faith, politics, and public service.

    From his early foundation in a faith-based home to navigating the realities of political leadership, Jones shares how his relationship with Jesus Christ influences his decisions, values, and vision for the future of Georgia.

    The conversation also explores his transition from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party, concerns around election integrity, and the importance of accountability, transparency, and restoring public trust in government.

    This episode is a deep dive into conviction, leadership under pressure, and the role of faith in shaping both personal and public life.

    In This Episode, We Discuss:

    The role of faith in leadership and decision-making

    Vernon Jones’ journey from Democrat to Republican

    Lessons from serving in the Georgia House and as DeKalb County CEO

    Core values: responsibility, freedom, and constitutional rights

    Election integrity and restoring trust in Georgia’s voting system

    Media influence, censorship, and public perception

    Maintaining faith, resilience, and integrity in politics

    A vision for improving Georgia’s Secretary of State office

    Key Takeaways

    Leadership is rooted in service, not self-interest

    Faith provides clarity and strength in high-pressure environments

    Experience and accountability are critical in public office

    Election transparency is essential for public trust

    Staying grounded in values matters more than political labels

    Notable Quote

    “Public service is a higher calling—it’s about serving others, not yourself.”

    Resources & Links

    Learn more about Vernon Jones and his campaign:
    VernonJonesSOS2026.com

    Call to Action

    If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow the Angela Adkins Podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who values faith, leadership, and meaningful conversations.

    About the Podcast

    The Angela Adkins Podcast is where faith meets healing and purpose. Each episode is designed to encourage listeners to live with integrity, courage, and a deeper connection to God in every area of life

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    50 mins
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