Daughter, Wife, Mom of four, Leader

Andi Andrew is an author, speaker, and the podcast host of Coffee with Andi. She’s the author of She Is Free, Fake or Follower, Friendship—It’s Complicated, and Braving Change.

With a passion for cultivating freedom, building healthy families, and creating space for the prophetic to move, Andi is a relatable and powerful communicator. Her heart is to see the gospel bring lasting transformation to the everyday lives of people around the world.

Andi and her family live in Charleston, South Carolina, where they are planted at Seacoast Church. Whether she’s raising her four kids, investing in her local community, writing, or equipping churches and leaders globally, Andi is committed to helping others walk in wholeness, freedom, and bold faith.

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Pollen season in Charleston 🤧

#goofy #funny #pollen #charleston #southcarolina

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Pollen season in Charleston 🤧 #goofy #funny #pollen #charleston #southcarolina

Yesterday I watched my two youngest, Finley and Sam, head out early in the morning for some quality time together… a sunrise kayak.

Sam is a passionate young man, and whatever he’s into, he wants you to be just as into it. Skateboarding, e-bikes, yo-yos, dice stacking (circa 2020), bass fishing, mountain bikes, and this week, kayaking and bass fishing at the same time.

At the dinner table on Tuesday he asked his sister if she’d go out early the next morning on the kayak with him at sunrise, and without hesitation she said, “Yes.” He quickly proceeded to book his one-on-one kayak time with me as well.

Finley sent our family group chat this video along with some pictures of their morning together, and it brought me to tears (not surprising, I cry about everything). In the midst of their own full lives, they’re already learning not to miss the moments.

C.S. Lewis wrote, “The present is the point at which time touches eternity.” I think one of the greatest struggles in our day is the ability to truly be present… to give another person the gift of our attention, our time, and our presence.

So here’s the question I’m asking myself today: What would it look like to be fully present?

With your kids. With your spouse. With your staff or coworkers. With the person at the cash register. With the people God has placed in your path today.

The “little” moments aren’t so little when we give the gift of presence.

“This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24

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Yesterday I watched my two youngest, Finley and Sam, head out early in the morning for some quality time together… a sunrise kayak. Sam is a passionate young man, and whatever he’s into, he wants you to be just as into it. Skateboarding, e-bikes, yo-yos, dice stacking (circa 2020), bass fishing, mountain bikes, and this week, kayaking and bass fishing at the same time. At the dinner table on Tuesday he asked his sister if she’d go out early the next morning on the kayak with him at sunrise, and without hesitation she said, “Yes.” He quickly proceeded to book his one-on-one kayak time with me as well. Finley sent our family group chat this video along with some pictures of their morning together, and it brought me to tears (not surprising, I cry about everything). In the midst of their own full lives, they’re already learning not to miss the moments. C.S. Lewis wrote, “The present is the point at which time touches eternity.” I think one of the greatest struggles in our day is the ability to truly be present… to give another person the gift of our attention, our time, and our presence. So here’s the question I’m asking myself today: What would it look like to be fully present? With your kids. With your spouse. With your staff or coworkers. With the person at the cash register. With the people God has placed in your path today. The “little” moments aren’t so little when we give the gift of presence. “This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24

Grateful for such a beautiful weekend with @crosswalk.church at Thrive Conference. @pamrmorrow you and @markmorrow are such faithful stewards of the part of the Body of Christ you’ve been entrusted with. I’m obsessed with your beautiful family! @amyworley had the the best time with you all. And Christie, we love you!!! Thank you for inviting us in! Can’t wait to see you again 🤍

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Grateful for such a beautiful weekend with @crosswalk.church at Thrive Conference. @pamrmorrow you and @markmorrow are such faithful stewards of the part of the Body of Christ you’ve been entrusted with. I’m obsessed with your beautiful family! @amyworley had the the best time with you all. And Christie, we love you!!! Thank you for inviting us in! Can’t wait to see you again 🤍

Healing is generational. What we confront our kids won’t have to carry.

#healing #jesus #ownership #parenting

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Healing is generational. What we confront our kids won’t have to carry. #healing #jesus #ownership #parenting