In this deeply grounding episode, Priscilla Allman invites you into a heart-level conversation about emotional self-control, spiritual resilience, and the peace God wants to establish within you. Drawing from Proverbs 25:28, she paints a vivid picture of what it means to live with your spiritual “walls” torn down—unguarded, overwhelmed, and vulnerable—and how God faithfully steps in to rebuild what life has worn down.

With warmth and encouragement, Priscilla walks listeners through:

✨ Key themes in this episode:

• What Scripture teaches about guarding your spirit
• Why emotional self-control is part of spiritual maturity
• How peace functions as a boundary, not just a feeling
• The role of the Holy Spirit in rebuilding inner strength
• Practical daily practices that help restore calm and clarity
• Why stillness is a spiritual weapon, not a luxury
• How Jesus modeled boundaries, retreat, and emotional alignment
• How to identify what weakens your “walls” and drains your soul
• The power of community and accountability in rebuilding your inner world

Through biblical wisdom, relatable moments, and practical steps, this episode reminds you that God is not intimidated by your broken places—He specializes in restoration. Whether you're feeling stretched thin, emotionally overloaded, or simply longing for a deeper sense of peace, this conversation gently guides you back to the One who strengthens, steadies, and rebuilds from the inside out.

In this heartfelt episode of Purpose of Heart, Priscilla Allman offers a tender reminder every soul needs: you are deeply valued by God. Drawing from Matthew 10:29–31, Isaiah 43:4, Psalm 139, and Romans 5:8, Priscilla walks listeners through Scripture to reveal the steady, unchanging love of the Father—one that doesn’t rise and fall with achievements, seasons, or the opinions of others.

With a warm, faith-filled tone, she shares how Jesus comforted His disciples in their fear, how God notices the smallest details of our lives, and how our worth was secured at the cross. This episode beautifully speaks to anyone wrestling with insecurity, exhaustion, comparison, or the pressure to constantly “be more.”

Listeners will be encouraged to:

• Rest in the truth that God sees, loves, and deeply values them
• Release the pressure to prove themselves
• Walk in the eternal worth God has already declared
• Set healthy boundaries as an act of spiritual stewardship
• Live with courage, not fear—because they are held, honored, and loved by Him

Whether you're in a season of doubt, overwhelm, or transition, this gentle message will strengthen your heart and help you breathe again. God calls you precious—and today, you’ll be reminded why.

In this powerful episode of Purpose of Heart, we journey into Daniel 3 and discover what it truly means to trust God not just before the fire—but in the fire. Priscilla invites listeners into the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego with fresh eyes, reminding us that our God is not distant from our pain. He steps into the furnace with us, breaks every chain meant to bind us, and brings us out without even the smell of smoke.

Whether you’re navigating loss, uncertainty, rejection, illness, or a season that feels unbearably heated, this episode will strengthen your spirit and renew your confidence that God is both faithful before the trial and present through it.

Priscilla unpacks:
🔥 How God uses fiery seasons to free us, not destroy us
🔥 Why the enemy’s weapons burn out before they ever reach you
🔥 The difference between being delivered before the crisis and being delivered through it
🔥 What it means to truly yield your life to God’s glory
🔥 How your testimony can shift atmospheres and even bring others to faith
🔥 The promise of Isaiah 43:2—“When you walk through the fire, you shall not be burned.”

This episode is filled with encouragement for anyone walking through a tough season. It calls you back to purpose, back to hope, and back to the truth that you never stand in the flames alone. Your God is with you, and He is still revealing His glory in the very places that once looked like defeat.