If God did not want us to speak, then why did He give us a voice and a burning desire to share His message? Society has conditioned us to feel that we put ourselves above others when we speak on a stage. However, we need to remember that God gave us a voice for a reason.Our voice is a gift for a greater purpose — to communicate, to express, and to connect in meaningful ways. We can also use our voice for public speaking, singing, praying, and teaching. So go do what God is calling you to do, whether it’s speaking, preaching, or teaching.In this episode, we talk to Mary Snyder, a public speaker and coach who helps other speakers tell stories and messages that make a difference. She’s here to remind us that our voice can spread hope and encouragement. We can inspire and motivate others. Mary also talks about what storytelling can do for the greater good of humanity.Do you want to move people to action as a public speaker? Don’t miss this episode and learn how to capture the attention of your audience!3 reasons to Listen:Realize that our voices are powerful tools we can use to inspire positive change.Learn the steps in building a speaking career or ministry.Discover the importance of substance and meaningful content in public speaking, and why it’s not enough to only entertain.ResourcesVisit the Seek Go Create website for show notes, resources, and more!Connect with Mary: Website | Facebook | InstagramActivate Your Speaking CareerTake the Stage PodcastTake the Stage Speakers — Facebook group with free coaching Master Your Message — free resources from Mary SnyderAbout MaryMary Snyder is a public speaker and a coach with over 20 years of experience helping others craft effective and impactful messages that inspire their audience to take action.If you'd like to reach out to Mary, you can contact her on her website or send a message on Facebook.Episode Highlights[02:50] Working with PeopleMary helps people craft messages that matter, make a difference, and inspire their audience to take action.She primarily works in faith communities. However, Mary is branching out to collaborate with secular businesses owned by people of faith.She cannot separate being a follower of Christ from being an entrepreneur.[05:14] “I can do what I do without offending the non-believer, but at the same time, I'm not going to minimize who I am.” -

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