Elyse Mahan is an author, speaker, and thought leader who is committed to using her platform to have authentic conversations and help women shake off shame and step into their God-given light. She’s an over-sharer and a people pleaser and will probably get distracted mid-conversation, but she’s doing her best to live a healthy life (body, soul, and spirit) and point them to Jesus... And she’s ok if that’s a little bit messy. In fact, she kind of likes it messy.
Elyse is passionate about preaching, speaking, and MC’ing for churches, organizations and at conferences, and loves partnering with them to create environments for inspiration and transformation. She loves breaking open the timeless truth of God’s word with a fresh perspective, relatable stories, and timely messages. Elyse is author of the book “Confessions of a Church Kid” which was published in 2014, and has written many devotionals such as “For God So Loved” and “Into The New.” Elyse coaches women on a regular basis, and it led her to create Breakthrough Bootcamp -- a six week program for women to get unstuck, shake off shame, and go deeper with God. In 2021 she co-founded ClubDevotion, a global community of women committed to living a lifestyle of devotion.
As she’s continued to do what she’s always done, inspire people in their life and challenge them in their faith, her influence has expanded into faith-based media. She was the co-producer and host of the “On A Lighter Note” podcast in partnership with Lightworkers and MGM Studios, and has worked with MGM Studios as a media correspondent and hosted red carpet premieres including Respect (2021), Redeeming Love (2022), and the LA Style Awards (2023). She is a regular guest on TBN’s hit show Better Together and has been featured in LA Style Magazine, Propel, and other written publications. She continues to work with media outlets to create content that will help people find hope and have honest conversations about faith, health, and relationships. Elyse lives in Lakeland, Florida with her husband and their two daughters.
The method may change, but the message will remain the same: Your mess isn’t too messy for His grace
