“Is my list too long, or is my discernment too low?”

In Episode 2 of the Singles Love Series, host Natasha Elaine challenges the culture of “lowering the bar” to find love. This episode explores why standards are not a wishlist, but an act of stewardship.

As conversations around Christian relationship goals in 2026 trend culturally, this episode grounds dating decisions in Scripture, fruit, and spiritual responsibility rather than vibes, pressure, or performance.

This is not about rigidity. It is about obedience, wisdom, and alignment. Learn how healed love screens connections for safety, character, and fruit while remaining open to what God is doing.

Episode Topics

• Christian dating and discernment
• Faith-based relationships
• Standards and stewardship in love
• Dating without fear or pressure
• Screening for fruit and alignment
• God-centered dating decisions

Scriptural Foundation

• Proverbs 4:23
• James 1:5
• Amos 3:3
• Luke 16:10
• Matthew 7:16

Kingdom Artist Featured
Lee Vasi with 1KPhew, Mike Teezy, J'ordan Armstrong

Roads, Rocks, Weeds +Soil Podcast: Navigating Life through Faith, Grace + Wisdom
ICU Radio 97.3 Music replay available on Mixcloud.com/rrwspodcast

What does healed love actually look like when someone shows interest?

In this episode of Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil, Natasha Elaine explores faith-based dating through the lens of standards, stewardship, and spiritual discernment. This conversation moves beyond chemistry and emotional momentum to examine alignment, fruit, and responsibility in modern dating.

With relationship conversations trending in pop culture, this episode reframes “relationship goals” through Scripture, wisdom, and practical clarity, helping listeners discern who gets access, why, and when.

🎧 Topics include:• Christian dating standards• Discernment and alignment• Dating without pressure or fear• Faith-based relationship wisdom• Emotional maturity and stewardship

🎵 Kingdom Artist of the Week: Lee Vasi

faith and relationships, dating with purpose, spiritual discernment, modern dating, Kingdom relationships, healing and love, emotional maturity

Healing was the beginning.
But what happens when desire shows up in a healed body?

In Episode 1 of Singles in Love, Natasha Elaine explores fire, passion, and attraction after healing. This conversation is for singles in Christ navigating desire without shame, without recklessness, and with wisdom rooted in faith.

We talk about desire as information, not failure. Fire as awareness, not urgency. And how healed love learns to sit with passion instead of being driven by it.

Featured Kingdom music:

Childlike CiCi, Pastor Mike, Jr. and Lee Vasi
Song of the Week: Water by Childlike CiCi

Resources:Faith After Fire JournalFrom Faith to Fruit Dating Activity Journalrrwspodcast.com/digital-resources

Coming next: EP2 – Faith & StandardsYour list as stewardship, not control.

00:00 Fire After Healing

00:23 Welcome to Singles in Love

02:47 When Desire Wakes Up

04:44 Desire Through Scripture

07:15 Healing Clarifies Desire

09:32 Shame vs Discernment

11:10 What Grown Desire Looks Like

12:31 Self-Control as Protection

13:11 Reflection & Resources

15:16 Faith Before Movement

If this episode resonates, follow the show on Spotify and share it with someone walking this season with intention.

Healing doesn’t erase desire. It clarifies it.

In Episode 1 of the February Love Series, Fire & Passion, Natasha Elaine explores what happens when attraction, chemistry, and desire resurface after healing.

This episode reframes desire as information, not guilt, and introduces discernment as responsibility rather than fear. Through Scripture, lived experience, and grounded wisdom, we talk about holding fire without shame and stewarding passion with peace.

If you’re single, healing, and feeling desire wake up again, this conversation will help you understand what that fire is saying and how to move forward without repression or impulsiveness.

Topics include:

• Desire after healing

• Temptation versus sin

• Fire governed by wisdom

• Shame, grace, and discernment

• Passion with peace

Part of the Singles in Love February Love Series from Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil.

Resources: rrwspodcast.com/digital-resources

Timestamps

00:00 Navigating Attraction After Healing

00:23 Fire, Faith, and Desire Explained

02:47 When Healing Wakes Desire Up

04:31 Self-Responsibility and Discernment

04:44 Desire Through Scripture

07:15 How Healing Transforms Desire

09:32 Shame, Grace, and Condemnation

10:55 Discernment and Toxic Attachments

11:10 What Grown Desire Looks Like

12:31 Self-Control and Spiritual Maturity

13:11 Reflection, Stability, and Peace1

5:16 Desire Directed by Discernment

17:09 Faith, Movement, and What’s Next

If you’ve been faithful but the growth feels quiet, you aren't being ignored—you're being germinated. In this 2025 finale of Roads, Rocks, Weeds, and Soil, we’re shifting from performance mode to distribution mode. Watch as Natasha Elaine pulls back the curtain on what it actually looks like to build a Kingdom ecosystem from rock bottom.

2025 wasn't about accumulation; it was about germination. We’re sharing the raw data behind our 130% completion rates and the "God-Math" that turned a specific prayer for 6 subscribers into a 13x multiplication miracle. From navigating a lawsuit while building this set to learning the difference between disruption and alignment, this is the blueprint for moving with meaning.

What’s Inside

• The Shift: Why you don't need an audience when you have an Advocate.

• The Data: What "Processing Behavior" tells us about real healing.

• The Rocks: Managing production and peace in the middle of a lawsuit.

• The Anthem: The story behind Phoenix Rae’s "View on the Climb".

The Birthday GiftIt’s Natasha’s birthday! As a thank you for riding with the family, we have a massive gift for you. Head over to Mixcloud.com/rrwspodcast to grab the Best of 2025 Kingdom Mix by Philly’s own DJ L Boogie.

2026 DevelopmentReady to stop performing and start building your table? Natasha is opening a quiet pilot group for aspiring podcasters in 2026. Visit RRWSPODCAST.COM and message the portal: "I am ready to build my table".

Navigating life’s bumps, detours, and breakthroughs with faith, grace, and wisdom.

God-Math, Kingdom Distribution, Natasha Elaine, Christian Strategy, Podcasting Tips, Healing from Trauma, 2025 Wrap Up.

If you’ve been faithful but the growth feels quiet, you aren't being ignored—you're being germinated. In this 2025 finale, we are shifting from "Performance Mode" to Distribution Mode.

2025 wasn't about accumulation; it was about germination. Join Natasha Elaine as she pulls back the curtain on the "God-Math" that defined our year—from 130% completion rates to the miracle of a 13x subscriber multiplication. This is a raw reflection on building a Kingdom infrastructure while navigating a lawsuit, pulling the weeds of over-responsibility, and finding the view on the climb.

Key Takeaways

• Advocacy over Audience: Why you don't need a crowd when Jesus is your advocate.

• The 130% Rule: Learning to value "Processing Behavior" over scrolling behavior.

• Alignment through Resistance: How a literal lawsuit became the "rock" that refined the mission.

• Song of the Year: The story of how this community inspired Phoenix Rae’s "View on the Climb".

The Birthday GiftIt’s Natasha’s birthday, and in this Kingdom, we circulate the blessing. Head over to Mixcloud.com/rrwspodcast to grab your gift: The Best of 2025 Kingdom Mix by Philly’s own DJ L Boogie.

2026 Pilot ProgramReady to stop performing and start building your own table? Natasha is opening a quiet pilot group for aspiring podcasters in 2026. Visit RRWSPODCAST.COM and message the portal: "I am ready to build my table".

Navigating life’s bumps, detours, and breakthroughs with faith, grace, and wisdom.

If you obeyed God and expected peace…
but instead feel tired, unsettled, or incomplete — this episode is for you.

In Episode 5 of the Still Holy, Still Healing Holiday Series, Natasha Elaine explores what it really means to rest in Christ when a season is ending and the next one hasn’t fully formed yet.

Joined by faith-based therapist Psalm McDaniels, this conversation breaks down why:

• release can still hurt even when it’s right

• rest can feel harder than hustle

• and “doing nothing” can still be deep obedience

This episode centers on wholeness — not perfection, not performance, but allowing God to finish what He started.

You’ll hear honest conversation about:

• holy stillness versus avoidance

• boundaries without guilt

• community that quiets inner noise

• and recognizing when God is completing a season, not delaying you

🎶 Music featured throughout the episode includes Kingdom artist Mike Teezy, whose songs underscore themes of waiting, renewal, and new beginnings.

📓 This episode also serves as the companion sales episode for the Still Holy, Still Healing Holiday Journal — a 27-page guided resource designed to help you reflect, release, and rest with God during a tender season.
Available at rrwspodcast.com/digital-resources

🎧 Missed the pre-show music or want the full replay with soundtracks?
Catch it on mixcloud.com/rrwspodcast.

If this season has required more faith than clarity, this episode reminds you:
you’re not failing — God is finishing.

You can love God, walk in favor, and still feel the ache of what’s next.

In this radio edit of Still Holy Still Healing, Natasha Elaine unpacks what it means to live blessed but unfulfilled without losing your praise. This episode speaks to believers who are grateful for what’s here while holding holy hunger for what God is still preparing.

Featuring music from Pastor Mike Jr alongside Dee-1, Kierra Sheard, and Big Boi, this episode blends faith, therapy, and worship to help you navigate gratitude without guilt and desire without desperation.

🎶 Music Featured:
Pastor Mike Jr • Dee-1 • Kierra Sheard • Big Boi

📖 Scriptures Referenced:
Psalm 37:4
2 Corinthians 9:8
James 2:17

🎁 Free Worksheet: Grateful for What’s Coming Next
https://payhip.com/RRWSPodcast/collection/still-holy-still-healing-the-heartbreak-of-the-holidays

📓 Still Holy Still Healing Holiday Journal

If you’re learning how to praise God for what’s here without side-eyeing Heaven about what’s not, this conversation is for you.