Vulnerable Things I Still Struggle With as a Christian

Vulnerable Things I Still Struggle With as a Christian

From Happy & Healthy with Jeanine Amapola Ward by Jeanine Amapola

May 12, 2026 · 51 min

About this episode

Jeanine Amapola shares her personal struggles as a Christian, wife, and mom, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability and authenticity in faith.

In this episode, I’m getting super real and vulnerable with you guys about the things I often quietly struggle with behind the scenes as a Christian, wife, mom, and influencer. From insecurities and fear of man to mom guilt, marriage struggles, and feeling unqualified in my faith sometimes, I wanted to remind you that no one has it all together. Social media can make us believe everyone else is perfect, but the truth is—we’re all fighting battles. I share honestly about comparison, performative Christianity, balancing motherhood with work, and how God meets us even in our weakness. My prayer is that this episode helps you feel less alone and reminds you that vulnerability, testimony, and bringing things into the light are where true freedom begins. ORDER MY BOOK! This book is for the person looking for a practical guide on how to navigate life’s most common challenges. from lack of confidence and making difficult decisions to healing yourself from the inside and out and dating wiser, becoming healthy and healthy is your one stop shop to learning how to heal and thrive in life, God’s way. In This Episode 02:15 – Christians Don’t Have It All Together 04:15 – Fear of Man & Wanting…

People in this episode

Host: Jeanine Amapola

Topics covered

  • vulnerability
  • Christian struggles
  • motherhood
  • faith
  • comparison
  • performative Christianity

Keywords

  • Christianity
  • mom guilt
  • insecurities
  • social media comparison
  • faith struggles
  • performative Christianity
  • identity in Christ

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