They say, “It’s better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. Love is a beautiful exchange and it doesn’t leave just because a person does.” Grief is proof of that love.
Grief allows you to process the pain and find the peace of God that surpasses your emotions in situations you could never understand. Jesus is the Prince of Peace, the Holy Spirit is the best comforter and God who IS love promises to never leave or forsake you, even when people leave this earth. I’m living proof His joy can sustain you even in the toughest of times.
I know the loss was bad, but I’m here to tell you the grief is good.

Music: “Safe” by Naomi Raine

What do you have in your hand? No, seriously what are you holding onto right now? Ok, maybe not literally but think for a moment.

What gifts and talents and skills do you have?

What business idea have you been sitting on? What is that thing that you diminished to being just a hobby that might actually be a whole ministry outreach in seed form?

God didn’t create houses and furniture. He created trees to give us wood so that we could build these things. It’s time to use what He gave us and build.

In this episode, we’re gonna learn how to take inventory!

Music: “Safe” by Naomi Raine

They say, “Know your worth.” What if I feel unworthy?
“Don’t settle for less!” Well, what if less than I deserve is all I have right now?
“You deserve all the best things in life.” But what if I’ve done something bad…like real bad—Michael Jackson bad?
“Be confident in yourself. Believe in yourself. What if I’m not confident in myself because I realize I don’t have what I believe I need to succeed?
“Treat yourself. You deserve it.” So, what happens when I can’t afford to treat myself? And does that mean I get to have a yummy dessert every time I eat or do something healthy? I mean, I guess that method works for training dogs, but humans are a little more complex.
In this episode, we’re gonna discover how to get (or not get) what we really deserve.

Music: “Safe” by Naomi Raine

Human beings are fluid creatures. We were designed to process and release whatever we take in. Holding anything in is dangerously bad for your health. Still there are so many people who think they are good at holding things in.

Well, in this episode, we’re going to talk about why it’s important to let it go and let it flow.

Music: “Safe” by Naomi Raine

The roots of a tree are beneath the surface, but they supply life-sustaining power to the entire plant. The part that everyone sees and celebrates would be nothing without the part they often overlook.

This leads me to believe that being in a season of obscurity or working behind the scenes doesn’t necessarily diminish your value.

So, in this episode, we’re gonna take a deep dive into the dirt to discover some hidden gems.

Music: “Safe” by Naomi Raine

Isn’t it crazy that humans are the most out of control species, yet we are also the ones who desire control most of all? The world‘s smartest know-it-alls are often praised but also feared by the less intelligent. “Knowing is half the battle” — this colloquial phrase basically means that understanding a problem is the key step to solving it. After all, knowledge is power…right?

Well in this episode, we will explore what it looks like when we have to admit we don’t know.

Music: “Safe” by Naomi Raine

People are the most complex of all God’s creations, and if we’re honest, people be peoplin’! If they’re not careful, they will allow their past trauma to repeat itself in future scenarios and affect negative outcomes in their relationships. And you know the saying, “Hurt people hurt people.” But do you think it’s possible that people could also be a source of healing for you?

In this episode, we’re going to explore what it really looks like to have compassion for other humans.

Music: “Safe” by Naomi Raine

It’s an epidemic bigger than the pandemic we all lived through.

All around the world for generations, people are wrestling with insecurity instead of resting in Security — the type of security that only trusting God provides.

You can’t confront insecurity without vulnerability, and many see vulnerability as a weakness which makes them feel even more insecure.

This podcast is a safe space for you to process and overcome your own insecurities to start valuable conversations that will help others around you do the same.

Music: “Safe” by Naomi Raine