In this interview, we dive into several key topics:

• Jennifer’s background as a former runway model and her struggles with body image, eating disorders, and identity.

• Advice for young girls interested in modeling, including the potential pitfalls of the industry.

• Jennifer’s motivation for writing I Am a Woman and the importance of reclaiming true womanhood.

• The cultural shift towards gender ideology and the attack on traditional gender roles and identity.

• Jennifer’s ministry, U R More, and her books Girl Perfect and Beautiful Lies, which help women and girls find their true identity in Christ.

• The value of mentorship and the role older women play in teaching younger women about healthy femininity.

• A critique of the feminist movement and its impact on women, families, and society.

• A call for women to use their voices to speak truth, model healthy womanhood, and influence their communities.

• Closing with a powerful reminder of the gospel’s ability to transform and the responsibility of women to reclaim their God-given identity and purpose.

Jennifer Strickland, author of “I Am a Woman: Taking Back Our Name,” is a fervent advocate for reclaiming the essence of true womanhood. As the founder of U R More and host of the “I Am a Woman” podcast, she challenges the cultural onslaught against gender clarity with her compelling voice. A former model with a rich background in broadcast journalism and writing, Strickland’s work, including “Girl Perfect” and “Beautiful Lies,” empowers women to embrace their God-given identity. Residing in Texas with her family, she stands as a guardian of womanhood, urging a return to dignity and truth in the face of modern confusion.