Episode 129: Cally Logan- Breaking Labels, Finding Identity

In this episode of the Eyes on Jesus Podcast, Drew and Tim sit down with award-winning author and storyteller Cally Logan for a deeply honest conversation about identity, calling, and what it really means to live faithfully in a world obsessed with visibility, comparison, and performance. Cally shares her personal journey from feeling labeled, overlooked, or “too quiet,” to discovering freedom in embracing the unique story God has written for her. Together, they unpack why success isn’t measured by platforms, numbers, or applause—but by proximity to Jesus and obedience to His voice.

Listen on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/4y2npmw6G3ukqgZEXGRqN9?si=l53O_Sw7Q7yohpkoaLK4SA

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aMPt0qEdRsg

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Title: Embracing Your Unique Journey: Insights from Cally Logan on Staying True to God’s Path

In our recent episode of the Eyes on Jesus Podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with the award-winning Christian author and storyteller Cally Logan. Known for her profound insights and deep-rooted faith, Cally shared a compelling narrative of her personal journey and provided valuable advice for embracing our God-given identities. Here’s a look into the enriching conversation that unfolded.

Success Beyond Metrics

Cally began by discussing the true measure of success, emphasizing that it goes beyond human metrics. “The true measure of success is closest to Christ,” she asserted. This perspective challenges the worldly view that equates success with external achievements, highlighting instead the importance of spiritual proximity to Jesus.

A Heart’s Posture and Invitation to God

Both Cally and our hosts Drew and Tim explored the significance of inviting God into daily life. Whether it’s through a simple walk or a moment of quiet reflection, Cally suggests, “It’s not about performance; it’s about experience with Him.” By adopting a heart’s posture that invites God into every aspect of life, we can engage in a genuine relationship with Him rather than merely going through the motions.

Labels and the Danger of Comparison

Cally passionately spoke about the harm of labels such as “shy” or “different,” which can become spiritual strongholds. Her insights urge us to see past societal labels and discover the true identity that God has envisioned for us. “You are worth the risk,” she exhorted, encouraging listeners to embrace who God created them to be—free from the comparisons that often plague our self-perception.

The Introvert’s Place in the Church

Our conversation also touched on the valuable role that introverts have in church and society. While extroverted gifts often receive more recognition, Cally reminds us that different personalities offer unique strengths. “Introverts might build deeper relationships, allowing them to share the gospel in profound and personal ways,” said Tim. Acknowledging these differences ensures everyone finds a place at the metaphorical lunch table of life.

Overcoming Fear and Embracing Courage

A standout theme in Cally’s journey is overcoming fear to let God work unimpeded. She candidly shared her personal experience of limiting God’s work due to fear, a moment that eventually led to unexpected opportunities such as her appearance on the 700 Club. “However much you want to share this book and this message…my answer’s yes,” Cally recounted her prayer.

Encouraging Women to Embrace Their God-Given Identity

As an advocate for women, Cally delved into the challenges they face, such as people-pleasing and societal pressures. She emphasized that true fulfillment comes from being the person God made them to be. “Women should walk to the beat of the drum that God has set for their lives,” she advised, stressing the importance of authenticity over conformity.

Conclusion

As the conversation drew to a close, Cally left listeners with a powerful affirmation: “The real you is worth the risk of taking the journey with Him to discover who you are meant to be.” Her words remind us that the journey to our divine purpose requires courage and faith, but it is one of the most rewarding paths we can take.

For those interested in exploring more, Cally’s books, such as “The Wallflower That Bloomed” and “Dear Future Husband,” provide further guidance on living authentically in faith.

Continue following the Eyes on Jesus Podcast for more inspiring stories and insights. Embrace your journey with God, equipped with newfound courage and discernment. Until next time, let’s keep our eyes on Jesus.