When I was a child, a power outage felt terrifying.

The lights would go off, and suddenly everything familiar felt uncertain. Shadows stretched. Sounds felt louder. Even my own room did not feel the same.

Maybe you remember that feeling too.

In this second part of The Darkness vs The Light series: Operating in the Darkness, we move beyond simply acknowledging the dark and begin asking what happens when we learn to function in it.

Because after fear comes adjustment. Your eyes adapt. You learn how to move. You figure out where things are without needing the switch. But just because you can operate in the dark does not mean you were created for it.

And this is where it becomes deeper.

Darkness is not only something we fear. It can become something we grow comfortable in. What begins as survival can slowly turn into permission. Things done quietly. Choices made in hidden places. Patterns formed where no one sees. What we allow in the night has a way of determining what appears in the day.

So what does it mean to operate in the darkness?

When does adaptation become compromise?

And how do we know whether we are navigating the dark… or being formed by it?

Enjoy today’s episode 🤍

In the beginning…

Darkness.

Formless. Void.

And evening passed, and morning came.

If you grew up in church, you have heard these words before. The very first lines. The first page. In the beginning, God created. It sounds simple. Familiar. Almost easy to move past.

But before light was spoken into existence, the earth was formless and void. Darkness covered the deep.

What is it about darkness?

Why does creation begin there?

And what does it mean that God did not eliminate the darkness first, but spoke into it?

On today’s episode, Darkness vs The Light: The Introduction, we begin unpacking the depth behind those opening verses. The artistry.

The tension. The separation of light from darkness. What it reveals about darkness from the very start.

Because maybe this is not just about the first page of Scripture.

Maybe it is about understanding what God does when everything feels unformed.

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Throughout Scripture, we hear stories of people growing, expanding, and encountering God in powerful ways.

But what happens when His voice feels distant?

When the silence becomes heavy… when it feels like too much to carry?

On today's episode on the ZLP, "When God is Silent", we take a different turn. A reflective one. A real one. This episode is for those quietly holding a lot inside, where so much is happening beneath the surface, but the words don’t always come out.

Together, we explore what Scripture says about seasons like this, who we can lean on, and what it looks like to bring our silence, our questions, and our emotions back to God instead of hiding them behind a smile.

Before you listen, pause for a moment. Let your mind go back to a time when it truly felt like God was silent. Sit with it. And then come as you are.

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After recognising that God seeks us and learning how to respond, we arrive at a deeper and more personal question:

Who is God to us?

In this final part of the series “The Art of Seeking III: Our Good Shepherd”, we explore God through the lens of David, a man who encountered Him personally and came to know Him as his Shepherd.

A protector. A guide. One willing to lay down His life for His sheep.

This episode invites us to move beyond distant belief into intimate understanding; to define God through lived encounters, Scripture, and ongoing pursuit.

Because seeking is not just about finding God, it’s about discovering who He truly is to you.

Enjoy this episode! ❤️

With times changing and new development constantly rearing their heads, we sometimes struggle to recognise the depth and importance of what pulls the bigger picture together.

The world spins so fast that it becomes difficult to see what is right in front of us. Not to mention that which is unseen.

We are pulled in every direction seeking fulfilment, achievements, love, and power. Simply put, we want to make a mark.

Yet we forget that the One standing in front of us - the One who made it all.

The master strategist and majestic sovereign. Our God, the creator of the universe.

In “The Art of Seeking II: Our Hearty Response,” we explore this relationship from our perspective and consider how we can respond the love of God that has already sought us out.

Enjoy this episode! ✨

I remember the thrill of hide and seek as a child, running freely, choosing the perfect hiding spot, holding my breath, and waiting to be found. Looking back, it was never just about hiding, but about the anticipation of being found.

That childhood memory mirrors something far deeper, the relationship between God and humanity. Scripture shows us a God who relentlessly pursues in love, yet it is easy to forget why He seeks us.

When sin clouds our vision, we can begin to believe that judgment, not love, is what is chasing us.

In “The Art of Seeking I: From God’s POV,” we explore the heart behind God as the seeker. We uncover what it truly means to be pursued by Him and why His pursuit has always been rooted in love.

Enjoy 💕

Six months later, we reappeared and we are here with Season two of the Zoe Life Podcast!

In this mini episode, we go into the three R’s:

1. ​Rewind - 2025 has been a roller coaster of a year with every turn bringing its own curve. Look through the year with the magnifying glass of God’s word.
2. ​Regroup - What were our wins and losses? Any worthy mentions? Did we learn any lessons God was teaching that we could carry through to the new year?
3. ​Resolutions - This is your chance to sit down with God. Meditation, prayer and fasting. Grab every chance to find out His plans and purpose for you this year.

​One thing is for sure, this is going to be a great year for us! Cheers to a blessed 2026 ❤️

We have been blessed, to be put into a world where everything was fine tuned, structured to a T. Scriptures says that before God created all that is now, there was no form - “wild & waste / chaos” - it was a dark place.

However, though we drew away, God still deemed it necessary that he would never harm the earth again for our sake. He says

““While the earth remains, Seedtime and harvest, Cold and heat, Winter and summer, And day and night Shall not cease.””

‭‭Genesis‬ ‭8‬:‭22‬ ‭AMP‬‬

The question is why? Why does he structure the times to our benefit? On today’s episode we go find these answers. Enjoy!