(Re)framing Fear. Finding freedom.
A Bay Area speaker and author who guides women to (re)frame the space where pain and hope hold hands.
Andrea is a Bay Area speaker and author who helps women and students discover what it looks like when joy and pain walk hand in hand (and how freeing that can be!).
After battling anxiety and depression as a young mom, Andrea found her calling: creating space to talk about real stuff.
Andrea is a seminary graduate who has been lighting up stages since 2017.
Want a speaker who delivers Biblical truth with vibrant energy and isn’t afraid to get real? Reach out to Andrea today!
Do you struggle to understand how God can bring joy from your suffering? I get it. I’ve been there.
Bu what if joy and pain can hold hands? My talk, Perseverance Under Pressure, leans into the uncomfortable yet valuable process of being refined through our trials.
Your women will walk away with:
– A framework to reframe their perspective on pain and suffering.
– A list of Scriptures that showcase the “press” is personal, purposeful, and productive.
– A set of guided prayers to help them talk to God.
– I’m Such A Messterpiece! (Isaiah 61/Luke 4)
– The Power of “And” (Isaiah 43:1-3)
– Remain to Reframe (John 15:9-1)
– Being Present: An Invitation to Peace (John 14:27)
– Emotional Intelligence (Lessons from Inside Out)
Have you ever felt the tension of loving Jesus while living with anxiety, depression, trauma, or chronic illness? If so, you’re in the right place, and you’re not alone.
In I’m Such a Messterpiece, Andrea M. Nyberg shares her own struggles in hopes of bringing awareness and solidarity to others who are facing a crisis of faith, identity, and mental health. With tools from her time in therapy and insight from Scripture, Andrea invites us into the deep work of being renewed, restored, and rebuilt—just as it says in Isaiah 61.
Birthed from her own journey, Andrea offers solidarity in the struggles, prayers for the battle, and tangible tools to (re)frame our mindset. Even in the middle of the mess.
Life is not without suffering, but suffering is not without hope.
I’m Such A Messterpiece is your invitation to show up exactly as you are – imperfections, questions, and all. Each chapter offers in-depth discussion questions and a prayer to guide you into meaningful conversation with each other and with God.
Plus, join an intimate Ask the Author Anything Zoom call with Andrea and transform your book club into a sanctuary of genuine connection!”
A must read! Andrea keeps it raw and real as she takes us through the real-life issues of mental health. Her beautiful story of redemption points us to hope. She encourages us to be honest about our struggles and reminds us that Jesus will love us no matter what.
Ashley Henriott, Tik Tok mom, coach, and podcast host of Confidence and Coffee
Andrea Nyberg skillfully draws her reader into her story of a life that is hard and sometimes messy. Like a warm blanket for those caught in the cold reality of their own mess, Andrea’s words bring hope. As someone who has struggled with the shame of depression as a Christian, I think this book is invaluable.
Debbie Alsdorf, Author of It’s Momplicated, Deeper, and The Faith Dare
I’m Such A Messterpiece is such a welcome book, because it walks us through how to integrate our mental health alongside our emotional, physical, and spiritual health so that we can flourish as followers of Jesus without having to leave any part of us behind or neglected. I believe Andrea’s offering will serve the church well for years to come!
Chris Wilson, Lead Pastor/Planter of Restoration Church
Andrea graciously invites the reader into her struggles with anxiety and depression as well as everyday mental battles in a way that breaks down the isolating shame these feelings bring. Then she gives many tools, along with reminders of Godly truths, to help silence the lies.
Drew Froese, Lead Pastor of Real Life Christian Church and author of Faith Full: A Practical Guide For FULLY Living Out Your Faith
Born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, I grew up with a strong appreciation for Elvis, BBQ, and the Civil Rights Movement. Though I don’t have much of a twang when I talk, I have strong Southern tendencies like waving to neighbors from the car, saying “yes ma’am”, and talking to strangers in the check out line.
I married my seminary sweetheart, and we planted roots in San Jose, California where my hubby teaches math at a local private school. He is logic, I am emotion, but we are both stubborn. We have two kids who teach about the love of Jesus and the need for Jesus every day.
Most days I’m carpooling kids around town and avoiding the dishes in the sink. Some days, I’m photographing local families and business owners. Other days, I write and speak to women and students who love Jesus but struggle with anxiety, depression, and self-sabotage.
My happy place is a local bookstore, coffee shop, or boutique downtown shop. I love anything unique and artsy, and I crave the symphony only a redwood forest can play.
My sister and I are extras in the major motion picture Walk the Line. If you tune in at 1 hour 13 minutes, you’ll spot me in the crowd clapping away during the outdoor concert scene.
Pictured is the screenshot my husband shares with his students at the beginning of the year 😉
As a little girl, I desperately wanted to be on Star Search and become the next diva to top the charts! Singing was my first love and continues to be a source of joy as I serve on the worship team at my church. I am featured on the worship album, In All of My Living, with Bay Marin Community Church.
I’m an Ambivert. Have you heard of this? It’s a combination of Introvert and Extrovert. I’ve found the best way to describe is that I love to be with people, but I need a nap afterwards!
As a Christian author and speaker, I’m dedicated to helping you reframe those feelings and discover true freedom in your faith, identity, and mental health.