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Celebrating Christ's Power Through Our Weakness! (2 Corinthians 12:9)

TPJ18 | He Almost Stole My Life | Shayla Reneé | 4.16.23

On this episode we interview Shayla Reneé, who is a wife, mother, speaker, bestselling author, and certified victim advocate. She uses her own story to be able to speak to abuse victims about how they can overcome abuse and toxic relationships, and be able to re build their lives in order to thrive and see Jesus.

Sensitive Content Disclaimer: On this episode we will be talking about sensitive topics such as abuse, alcohol, and some other topics that may not be suitable for all audiences. We hope and pray that the open conversation on this episode brings education and hope. However, if you are likely to be adversely impacted by these topics, please refrain from listening.

Welcome to The Prodigal Journey where we celebrate Christ's power through our weakness!

On this episode we interview Shayla Reneé, who is a wife, mother, speaker, bestselling author, and certified victim advocate. She uses her own story to be able to speak to abuse victims about how they can overcome abuse and toxic relationships, and be able to re build their lives in order to thrive and see Jesus.

Please be sure to check out her bio on our NEW WEBSITE, theprodigaljourney.com. Her bio will be connected to this episode under the episode page, and you can find her info there.

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Shayla Reneé

Ministry Author, Speaker, Podcaster, and Amazon #1 best-selling Authorpreneur

Shayla Reneé is a Christ-follower, wife, mother, women's wellness advocate, speaker, coach, Amazon #1 best-selling authorpreneur...and overcomer.

For this talented star point guard with the best dribble moves in the entire Coatesville Area School District, there was no high like the intoxicating squeaks of high-top sneakers and a bouncing ball on the gym floor. Then after a season of uncontrollable weight loss and physical decline during her eleventh grade year, a once-hopeful athletic career was stripped away by chronic illness. "If I'm not a basketball player anymore," Shayla asked herself, "then who am I?"

Between a rare cancerous genetic disorder, a childhood spent in dangerous urban streets, the tragic early loss of both parents, substance abuse, depression, domestic violence, legal trouble, and worse, Shayla's journey brought more problems than answers. But the pain never defined her. It just fueled her drive to help other women understand that they aren't defined by their painful past either.

At one point while Shayla was serving as an administrator of a Christian school, this calling to serve women was confirmed as many of her students' mothers and female relatives would naturally flock to her for life advice and coaching. Today, with nearly two decades of personal, professional, and ministry experience, Shayla ranks among the very best at helping other women pinpoint spiritual and emotional roadblocks, change their self-sabotaging inner dialogue, exchange unhealthy for healthy coping mechanis… Read More