Episode 58: Big, Bold, and Beautiful


Summary of this Episode:

How does our culture define the perfect woman? When you picture her, what does she look like? How does she act? And the question we all ask ourselves: how do we measure up? Today on God Hears Her, we’re talking with gospel singer, fashion designer, and author Kierra Sheard about what it means to embrace and love yourself as you are. Join Eryn and Elisa as they ask Kierra about the inspiration behind her book Big, Bold, and Beautiful: Owning the Woman God Created You to Be.


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“I accept heaven’s way of beauty, because the world’s view of beauty keeps changing.” 

– Kierra Sheard


A B O U T T H I S W E E K ’ S G U E S T :

Kierra Sheard

Kierra Sheard is an American gospel singer, songwriter, fashion designer, actress, entrepreneur, author, and creative director. Based in Detroit, Michigan, Kierra Sheard is no stranger to breaking new ground. This young dynamo grew up with two gospel music barrier-breakers as role models: mother Karen Clark Sheard, a member of legendary group the Clark Sisters, and grandmother Dr. Mattie Moss Clark, a gospel music legend. Now the GRAMMY® and Stellar Award-winning artist is back with her first musical project in five years, Kierra.

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Notes & Quotes:

  • “I accept heaven’s way of beauty, because the world’s view of beauty keeps changing.”

  • “I was still chasing what the other woman had. She has that. That ain’t for you to have!”

  • “Not every seat or every ride is for you.”

  • “I may not be their cup of tea, but I am a cup of tea.”

  • “Self-care is you being selective with your squad/village.”

  • “God didn’t design us on the earth to do it all alone.”

  • “God doesn’t always make the old go away. He transforms who we have been into who we already are in Him.”

  •  “If you see the truth, acknowledge and accept the truth. Don’t try to make [something else] work.”

  • “What the world sees as a negative, God turns into a positive.”



Thanks for listening!

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