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The 7 Best Podcasts for Christian Women in 2026

Updated June 2026 · by the Episode Club team

A good podcast can feel like a friend who shows up at the right moment — on the school run, over a sink of dishes, on a walk once the house finally goes quiet. These eight are the ones we'd hand a friend first. A few are practically institutions: Proverbs 31 has steadied women through hard seasons for years, and Annie F. Downs hosts the kind of conversation you don't want to end. Others put you straight into Scripture — Revive Our Hearts teaches through the Bible in short daily portions, and She Reads Truth walks book by book alongside its reading plans. And two are smaller finds, including a pair of sisters who will help you memorize one verse a month. We checked every show in June 2026, and all of them are still releasing new episodes — nothing here has quietly gone dark. If keeping up sounds like one more thing, it isn't: Episode Club sends what's new from all of these in one calm weekly email.

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The Proverbs 31 Ministries Podcast
The Proverbs 31 Ministries Podcast
Lysa TerKeurst and the Proverbs 31 team take one tangled, real-life topic per episode — forgiveness after betrayal, decision fatigue, friendship that hurt — and bring in counselors and theologians until it actually makes sense.
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That Sounds Fun with Annie F. Downs
That Sounds Fun Network
Annie F. Downs interviews authors, musicians, and pastors with the energy of a best friend who saved you a seat. Episodes ramble in the best way; you finish lighter, with three new book recommendations.
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Revive Our Hearts
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth
Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth has taught Scripture to women daily for over two decades. Episodes run about twenty-five minutes, work through books of the Bible line by line, and feel like sitting under a patient, unhurried teacher.
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The Jennie Allen Podcast
Jennie Allen
Jennie Allen — IF:Gathering founder and author of Get Out of Your Head — digs into anxiety, spiritual numbness, and friendship with therapists and theologians. Formerly Made For This; same direct, big-sister voice.
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Journeywomen
Journeywomen Ministries
Hunter Beless interviews trusted teachers — Jen Wilkin, Ruth Chou Simons, seminary professors — about discipleship in ordinary seasons: grief, singleness, hospitality, prayer. Gracious and unhurried, and more substantive than its gentle tone suggests.
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She Reads Truth Podcast
She Reads Truth
Raechel Myers and Amanda Bible Williams talk through each week of the She Reads Truth reading plan, so the podcast moves book by book through Scripture with you. Ideal if you want company in the text itself.
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The Daily Grace Podcast
The Daily Grace Co.
From the team behind Daily Grace study books: a weekly half hour on theology for everyday life — covenants, spiritual disciplines, hard questions — explained plainly enough for folding laundry, meaty enough to take notes.