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Amie Stockstill | Speaking Coach for Women

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JESUS WAS, IS AND WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST CHAMPION OF WOMEN!

When you begin to understand that Jesus has already approved of you, you’ll stop looking for the approval of man and start doing what God is asking you to do!

“I don’t speak on my own authority. The Father who sent me has commanded me what to say and how to say it. And I know his commands lead to eternal life; so I say whatever the Father tells me to say.” John 12:49-50

As sons and daughters, our only responsibility is to HEAR and OBEY the voice of God! Dont let the opinion of man stop you from obeying the Lord and finding His pleasure!

👉Subscribe to @mercyculture on YouTube and ALL podcast platforms to listen to Holy Disruption Podcast!

🔥SHARE TO SPREAD THE HOLY DISRUPTION!

#holydisruption #mercyculture #christianpodcast #womeninministry by @letsecho.co

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WOMEN CAN FUFILL THE GREAT COMMISSION! ❤️‍🔥

“And he said to them, “Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned. And these signs will accompany those who believe: in my name they will cast out demons; they will speak in new tongues; they will pick up serpents with their hands; and if they drink any deadly poison, it will not hurt them; they will lay their hands on the sick, and they will recover.” Mark 16:15-18

A spirit of religion wants to make it difficult for people to follow Jesus, proclaim the good news and make disciples of all nations!

“You can fight your whole life for the privilege of preaching the gospel with man, or you can accept the call of God and you can say if every single man in this room disagrees with me the only man who is the Son of Man has not only told me that I could preach He has commanded me.” Amie Stockstill

IF JESUS SAID IT, WE MUST BELIEVE IT!

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#holydisruption #mercyculture #christianpodcast #womeninministry by @letsecho.co

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“It makes sense in my head. Why can’t I get it out?”

You’re reading your Bible, and something clicks. You get excited. You want to share it.

But when you try to explain it, you start giving all the background. Then you remember another verse. Then you lose track of the point you were trying to make.

Whether it’s a conversation with a friend or a message you’re teaching, the thoughts start creeping in.

“Am I making sense?”
“I’m taking too long.”
“That’s not what I meant.”
“Maybe I should stop talking.”

What started as excitement turns into frustration, embarrassment, and second guessing. Later, you replay the conversation or message and finally find the words you wish you’d said.

Girl, struggling to explain something doesn’t mean you have nothing worth sharing. Understanding it and communicating it clearly are skills you can work on. 💛

That’s what we’ll do in the Echo Method Cohort.

I’ll teach you a repeatable process to study Scripture, identify your main point, and organize your thoughts into a clear message. Then we’ll practice, with personal coaching and feedback along the way.

Whether you’re holding a mic or sitting in front of a small group, you’ll have a process to help you know where to start, what to include, and how to bring it together.

You have something to say for Jesus. Let’s help you say it clearly.

We start October 15. Apply through the link in my bio. 🎤 by @letsecho.co

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Allow me to reintroduce myself 💕 Heyyy, I’m Amie!

A girl’s girl, a fun-loving Southerner, and the friend who’s already planning our next adventure. I love gathering people, creating fun experiences, and making sure nobody feels like the odd girl out.

I have a master’s in theology and an undergrad in interior design, so we can talk about Jesus AND rearrange your living room 😂 At 41, my favorite new title is mama to my miracle son, Leo.

I’m also a pioneer, a speaking coach, and someone who loves helping other leaders grow. Tell me what God’s put on your heart, and I’ll probably start dreaming with you about how to make it happen.

I founded Let’s Echo because I want women to feel equipped to use their voices for Jesus. We work on what to say, how to say it, and how to turn all those pages of notes into a message people can actually follow.

But helping you feel included, believed in, and supported matters to me just as much as helping you preach. I want you to have people in your corner while you grow.

If you’re new here, welcome!! Tell me a little about yourself so this introduction isn’t one-sided 🫶 by @letsecho.co

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“It makes sense in my head. Why can’t I get it out?”

You’re reading your Bible, and something clicks. You get excited. You want to share it.

But when you try to explain it, you start giving all the background. Then you remember another verse. Then you lose track of the point you were trying to make.

You watch their face, wondering if they’re following.

“Am I making sense?”
“I’m taking too long.”
“That’s not what I meant.”
“Maybe I should stop talking.”

What started as excitement turns into frustration, embarrassment, and second guessing. Later, you replay the conversation and finally find the words you wish you’d said.

Girl, struggling to explain something doesn’t mean you have nothing worth sharing. Understanding it and communicating it clearly are skills you can work on. 💛

That’s what we’ll do in the Echo Method Cohort.

I’ll teach you a repeatable process to study Scripture, identify your main point, and organize your thoughts into a clear message. Then we’ll practice, with personal coaching and feedback along the way.

Whether you’re holding a mic or sitting in front of a small group, you’ll have a process to help you know where to start, what to include, and how to bring it together.

You have something to say for Jesus. Let’s help you say it clearly.

We start October 15. Apply through the link in my bio. 🎤 by @letsecho.co

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150+ surgeries and procedures.
30+ years living with kidney failure.
4,000+ hours hooked up to a dialysis machine.
Countless days spent in the hospital.
A failed kidney transplant.
Deafness in his left ear.
Nerve damage.
Chronic back pain.
And a whole host of other issues that plague our lives.

We just spent seven days in Jacksonville going through testing for a new kidney transplant. Instead, doctors found a blockage in his heart that will require even more surgeries before we can move forward.

The suffering keeps piling up—but what the devil doesn’t understand is that every attack adds fuel to our fire to advance the Kingdom of God.

Intentionally.
Forcefully.
Violently.

He thinks he’s taking us out, but really, he’s setting us up. Suffering with Christ doesn’t disqualify you from Kingdom work. It deepens you, strengthens you, and gives you something worth saying.

Jesus never leaves us. He takes every difficult thing and redeems it for good. And He delights in giving us the strength to keep going.

If my life belonged to me, I would have quit a long time ago. But my life belongs to Jesus. He has given me a task, a mission, and a mandate: to raise up an army of women who preach powerfully, pray powerfully, and prophesy powerfully.

During those seven days in Jacksonville, I set up the Echo Method Cohort—an eight-week live coaching experience where you’ll learn my proven method for building, practicing, and preaching a message like a pro.

This is for the girl who never wanted to preach in the first place but has always felt that secret call—and has no idea what to do with it.

It’s also for the girl who is already preaching but wants her sermon prep to become simpler, clearer, and more effective.

If God has given you something to say, let’s get you clear on what to say and confident in how to say it.

📣 DM me ECHO and I’ll send you the link to apply! by @letsecho.co

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“See, what I want to do is help them… I want to help them… I really want to help them say what they’re trying to say…”

Me, for 15 minutes, trying to explain how hard it is to get alllll the great thoughts in your head out of your mouth in a way that’s clear and concise. 🤪 Joel was hanging on for dear life. We had a good laugh over this.

Thank God for husbands who don’t just say they support your dreams. They give you their time, energy, and patience while helping you make those dreams a reality.

Shoutout your hubby if he is supportive!!! by @letsecho.co

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19 days ago

I felt like concrete was rising around my feet while I tried to preach to more than 2,000 young adults.

My husband had been invited to preach at their conference, and he asked me to share for 15 minutes before he got up. But the second I stood on that stage, everything felt heavy.

I didn’t know what I was facing or why it felt like such a fight. I only knew God had given me something to say, so I kept preaching.

It wasn’t until after the service that I found out they had never had a woman stand on that stage, hold a microphone and preach the Gospel.

I didn’t know I was going first. I only knew God had given me an opportunity to obey even if I was scared.

Maybe you’re standing in front of a door no woman around you has walked through yet. Don’t confuse the weight of going first with a warning to turn around.

Don’t back down. Use your voice. Say what God told you to say.

Someone has to go first. Why not you? by @letsecho.co

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a month ago

Both of these perspectives are available to me every day.

I’m raising our miracle one year old while walking through some very serious medical complications with my husband. Dialysis. Doctor appointments. Medical bills. The possibility of a kidney transplant. If I keep my eyes on our circumstances for too long, this season can feel incredibly heavy, negative, sad, and honestly…miserable.

But when I look to the Lord, He helps me lift my eyes off myself. He reminds me that our pain does not get to steal our purpose. Even here, I still have something to give. I can still serve. I can still pour into women. I can still raise up preachers who know how to hear God and boldly echo what He says.

That’s why I’m offering the Echo Method Cohort this fall. I refuse to wait until life feels lighter to do what God has called me to do. If anything, this season has made me even more determined to take everything the enemy meant to use against us and turn it into fuel to serve somebody else.

If God has given you something to say and you’re ready to learn how to prepare, develop, and preach it with confidence, I would love to have you in this founding cohort. We’re keeping it to only 30 women so I can coach each girl well. You can apply at the link in my bio. 💗 taken in Mayo Clinic Jacksonville by @letsecho.co

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This is what becoming a confident preacher actually looks like.

1. Stop making it about you, caring about what people will think of you is the number one way to stay insecure and second guessing your calling.
2. Study the Word enough to own it, confidence is built from actually knowing what you’re preaching, not from charisma.
3. Preach your own revelation, someone else’s is the fastest way to feel like a fraud.
4. Create your own opportunity (more like seize the ones God has already provided). Jesus modeled this. He didn’t wait for an invitation, He went to the synagogue, the well, the mountainside, wherever people were.
5. Get your reps in, no matter the size of the room, who’s in it, or where it is. Even if it’s just you alone in a room, a rep is a rep.

Bonus number 6: crave feedback from real preachers, not just the people who love you. The ones who can actually make you better are the ones worth listening to.

None of this happens overnight. But it’s how confidence actually gets built, one rep, one study session, one uncomfortable room at a time. That’s the version of confidence that doesn’t shake when the room gets bigger.

Comment CLUB and I’ll send you the link to Preacher Girl Club. Come build these reps around women doing the same thing.

#StorytellingContentChallenge #preachergirl by @letsecho.co

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I don’t know what woman needs to hear this, but you were never meant to stay quiet.

I grew up Southern Baptist. I was taught women needed to stay silent, that anything else was sin. For years I believed something was wrong with me for wanting to teach.

After training 1,000 women to preach. None of them are fighting for authority over a man. That was never the point. Called women just want to do what Jesus did, say what the Father says, only when He says it. Aimee Semple McPherson said something close to this a hundred years ago. She wasn’t arguing for women preaching. She said she didn’t want to hear a woman preach or a man preach, she wanted to hear the Holy Spirit. It was never about who’s in the room. It’s about who sent her there.

Here’s what I know now. Jesus didn’t ask permission to say what the Father told him. Neither should you. I’ve watched 1,000 women stop waiting for permission, and every time, they found a confidence and a voice they didn’t know they had.

If that’s you, follow along here @letsecho.co

I’m teaching women exactly how to speak for Him, practically, step by step. by @letsecho.co

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People are often shocked when they hear speaking doesn’t come naturally to me. They have no idea that I used to believe I was worthless and too dumb to speak. That I couldn’t read one verse out loud without stumbling and crying. That I said no to speaking opportunities because I was so nervous I would get sick.

What actually changed wasn’t talent. It was reps.

Identity reps: I confessed my calling out loud to trusted people, over and over, until I finally believed it myself.

Educational reps: I studied daily and eventually earned a Master’s degree in Theology.

Spiritual reps: I read Proverbs 31 out loud over 1,000 times.

Practical reps: I made over 2,000 one-minute videos, just practicing how to get a thought from my brain to my mouth without losing it along the way.

Convinced in my calling. Equipped to teach. Fluent in the Word. Confident in my voice. Crying and hiding turned into enjoying the stage.

Now helping women become confident in their voice is my mission.

If you feel far from confident right now, you’re not missing a gift. You’re missing reps. Comment ECHO if you want a community of women doing reps alongside you, or click the link in bio to join us in Destin this January.

#preachergirl #storytellingcontentchallenge by @letsecho.co

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