This episode is a gentle invitation to examine our hearts and turn away from self-righteousness. We are made right with God through faith in Jesus Christ alone—through His life, death, and resurrection. When we humble ourselves and repent, we open our hearts to the freedom Christ died for us to walk in. This conversation encourages us to lay down the “good girl” mindset, acknowledge our need for grace, and allow the Lord to cleanse and work through us. As we recognize that He alone is perfect, we find rest, healing, and true flourishing in Christ.

In this brief encouragement, we confront the habit of turning inward—replaying what we should or could be doing—and remember that even this is a form of pride. Scripture calls us to lift our eyes to the One who is able. Using Jude 20–25, 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, and Matthew 14:27–33, we’re reminded to look to Jesus, not ourselves. When we cry out, He immediately reaches His hand to help.

Scriptures: 1 Thessalonians 4:11 • Galatians 6:4 • Psalm 139

In this episode, we explore what it truly means to “mind YOUR business” in a biblical and spiritual sense. God has given each of us a unique path, and comparing ourselves to others can quietly lead to covetousness, distraction, and discouragement. Paul reminds us to focus on our own work and the calling God placed on our lives so we can walk with clarity, purpose, and peace.

We discuss the danger of getting caught up in someone else’s lane, the importance of staying grounded in your assignment, and the confidence that comes from trusting God to direct your steps. The episode closes with Psalm 139 as a reminder that God knows us, sees us, and has already ordered our path.

A timely encouragement for anyone feeling overwhelmed by comparison, distraction, or lack of direction—God will guide you in the way you should go. Stay focused. Stay faithful. Stay in your lane.

In this episode, I talk about the Refiner’s fire and how God uses trials and testing to shape us into who He’s called us to be. Anchored in Malachi 3:3, we look at passages from Nehemiah, Job, James, Romans, Philippians, and 1 Peter to see that the fire is never wasted - it is God’s way of purifying, strengthening, and conforming us to the image of Christ.

I also share personally about walking through a refining season right now and the reminder that encourages me daily: God is more committed to our process than we are. He doesn’t abandon us in the fire - He sits as the Refiner, ensuring we are not consumed but purified. Even in the pressure, He is faithful, and His goal is always our growth and His glory.

If you’re in a season of testing or stretching, I pray this episode reminds you that you’re not alone and that God is doing something deep in you. Hold on - the gold always comes after the fire.

This episode is a special encouragement dedicated to my teen moms and single moms. As someone who was a teen mom and am currently a single, divorced mom, I know how heavy and shameful it can feel with the pressures from society and maybe even the church. With encouragement from 1 Corinthians 1:26-31, 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, and Jeremiah 29:11-14 - I pray you leave this episode with your head held high knowing that God loves you and has a plan and purpose for your life. You have not and can not change that.

This episode dives into my struggle with consistency and how God, not my own effort, is the source of true order. There is freedom in boundaries and structure. We explore how He brings clarity where there’s chaos, and how Scripture shows envy, selfish ambition, and other worldly things create disorder. We also briefly talk about spiritual insight and that lasting peace come only from walking with the God of order.

In this very personal episode, I share from Matthew 11:28–29 about laying down striving and stress to find true rest in Christ. Rejection and pressure can leave us weary, but God calls us to live in His love, joy, and peace. May this encourage you to stop carrying the weight alone and rest in the One who cares for you.

God is King of Kings and worthy of our obedience, reverence, and respect. In Numbers 14, Israel deserved destruction, yet God showed mercy by pardoning and giving lesser discipline. This episode reminds us that even in His correction, He is merciful, and we must honor Him when He speaks.