Welcome back to Grits Meets Grace — where real life and real faith come to the same table.

I’m your host, and today we’re talking about something that makes a lot of us uncomfortable… silence.

Silence can be good — the peace we crave in a noisy world.

It can be bad — when it feels like God’s gone quiet or people don’t understand our pain.

And it can get ugly — when we fill the quiet with fear, assumptions, or noise just to feel something.

But what if silence isn’t punishment?

What if it’s protection — a sacred pause where God is doing His best work behind the scenes?

So grab your coffee — or your grits — and let’s talk about the good, the bad, the ugly, and the God found in the silence.

Today, we’re talking about patience — that quiet strength we all think we have… until life decides to test it. Patience shows up in the waiting, in the not-yet, and in the moments when nothing seems to be moving but us. It’s not just about sitting still — it’s about trusting that time is doing its work, even when we can’t see it.

So take a deep breath. Whether you’re waiting for clarity, healing, or just the weekend — this episode is for you. Let’s talk about the art of patience — and how it just might be the most powerful thing we can practice in a world that moves too fast.

Hey everyone, welcome back — or welcome in if you’re tuning in for the first time. Today’s episode is one that’s really close to my heart. We talk a lot about women’s healing, about strength, about love — but today, I want to take a moment to talk about the men.

Because men need love too.
They need support.
They need a safe place to heal.

Too often, men are taught to carry the world on their shoulders without ever letting anyone see when it gets heavy. They’re told to be strong, to hold it together, to never show pain — and somewhere in all that, they forget that they’re human too.

This episode isn’t about blame — it’s about understanding. It’s about shining light on the quiet struggles, the unspoken wounds, and the love that men often give but rarely receive in return.

So today, we’re going to talk about it — with honesty, compassion, and hope. Because healing doesn’t belong to one gender. It belongs to all of us.

Let’s get into it. 💭