Staff Reports
In a world where podcasts seem to be as numerous as cat videos on the internet, two hosts have risen above the noise, touching hearts and minds with their unique blend of faith, candidness, and humor. Angela Halili and Arielle Reitsma, the dynamic duo behind the popular podcast “Girls Gone Bible,” found themselves experiencing an incredible moment when they prayed over President Donald Trump just before his inauguration. This touching encounter has not only thrilled their listeners but also showcased a powerful example of faith in action.
Angela and Arielle’s journey began in the often rocky terrain of the entertainment industry. Both women had their struggles and triumphs, navigating life’s ups and downs before finding solace in their faith. Angela, who had walked closely with Jesus for several years, experienced a miraculous transformation that healed her heart and mental health. It was in connecting with Arielle, who was on a similar quest for understanding and purpose, that the two decided to dedicate their podcast to sharing the message of healing through faith. Their slogan, “Two imperfect girls serving a perfect God,” perfectly encapsulates their mission.
With their podcast climbing the charts in the Religion and Spirituality category, the reach and impact of their message are growing rapidly. The hosts are witnessing responses from a diverse audience that ranges from excited ten-year-olds to wise sixty-five-year-olds. This eclectic group of listeners reinforces the idea that faith has no age limit, and people from all walks of life are responding to their heartfelt and unfiltered discussions about God and spirituality. Angela and Arielle fervently remind their fans that they are not alone on their journeys, and together, they are paving the way through shared experiences.
The experience of praying over President Trump added an extra layer of significance to what Angela and Arielle are doing. For the immigrant daughter who once watched her parents chase the American dream, standing before the leader of the free world while offering a heartfelt prayer was surreal. They were given the chance to speak boldly about their faith without censorship, a blessing that many do not take for granted. Their prayer, invoking God to guide President Trump as he embarks on his leadership journey, encapsulated their admiration and faith in divine intervention.
Beyond the podcast and the prayer moment, Angela and Arielle’s spiritual influence is set to expand even further. They are embarking on a world tour dubbed the “For God So Loved the World Tour,” which will kick off in Pittsburgh on February 13th. This ambitious tour is poised to foster community and conversation surrounding faith in a way that connects with people on a personal level. Fans and newcomers alike will have the chance to participate in an uplifting experience that emphasizes love, acceptance, and healing through spiritual connection.
In a time when divisive rhetoric often punctuates discussions of faith and politics, Angela and Arielle represent a refreshing departure from the norm. They have managed to create a space where people can feel seen, understood, and genuinely loved—qualities that every soul is yearning for. Their journey serves as a reminder that even in a world often fraught with division, there’s always room for faith, humor, and the beautiful realization that everyone is on a unique path, striving to find their way.
