In this engaging conversation, comedian Lacy Abercrombie shares her journey from pretending to be a Christian to finding genuine faith after a life-changing snowstorm. Known for her TikTok character 'Jezziebeth,' Lacy discusses the struggles of feeling like she didn't belong and the power of authenticity in faith. She humorously reflects on the tensions of social media and self-reflection, all while encouraging singles to embrace their journey. With warmth and laughter, Lacy inspires listeners to seek true connection and joy in their faith.
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Log Off The Internet
Log off the internet regularly to protect your mental and spiritual health.
Persistent attachment to online presence can become an idol; stepping away provides freedom and clarity.
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JezzieBeth Origin Story
Lacy created 'JezzieBeth', a comedic character, to highlight shallow and judgmental behaviors she once embodied.
She used this platform to address pain from church experiences while delivering gospel messages in humor.
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Pretending Christian Life
For many years, Lacy pretended to love the Lord and acted like a Christian without true understanding or discipleship.
JezziBeth was born from her hurt caused by church relationships and her own hypocrisy.
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If you've ever felt like you don't have a place where you belong, Sadie's guest today, Lacy Abercrombie, can empathize! Lacy shares her story of trauma, pain, hurt, secret sin, and never feeling like she belonged — and how a snowstorm ended up being the moment she finally got serious about the Lord. Out of the pain she’s experienced in the church and with Christians, Lacy created her character “Jezziebeth,” whom you’ve probably seen in a reel or on TikTok! Lacy says she pretended to be a Christian for years and was very good at it — but when asked if she loved the Lord, she had to be honest and say, “No.” And this was right before she went on stage at a women’s conference to deliver her comedic monologue! You'll love Lacy's honesty, authenticity, and humor in this incredible conversation. And don’t miss her encouragement for singles — and why she’ll never say no to a meal stop at Chili’s!
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