Becoming Her — “Because the woman you’re becoming is worth the wait.”

When God starts growing you, your circle might start shrinking. In this episode, I’m sharing why the loneliness in your becoming season isn’t rejection — it’s redirection. Let’s talk pruning, purpose, and how to stay grounded when growth feels quiet.

Inspired by a powerful word from Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts, this episode is all about slowing down long enough to ask: “Who is God calling me to be before He releases me to do?” Freda B dives into identity, surrender, and why the becoming process matters more than the platform. If you’re in a quiet season, feeling stretched, or waiting on God’s timing — this one’s for you.

In this episode, we’re getting real real about how unchecked attitudes, old survival habits, and prideful postures can suffocate the future we’re praying for. I’m walking with you through what the Word says about mindset, sharing a transparent moment or two, and even praying with you in the middle of the episode. This one? It’s not light. But it’s love. Because friend… it’s time to let that old at...

Healing is messy. It’s not always cute or IG-ready either, but it’s still working. This episode is for the girl who’s been wondering if she’s doing it wrong. Spoiler: You’re not. 🎧 Tap in to be reminded why even the hard parts matter.

Feeling disconnected from who you’re becoming? This episode is all about reclaiming alignment and reminding yourself: the mirror doesn’t get the final say — God does!

You ever feel like you're falling behind in life? Like everybody else has arrived, and you're just trying to keep up? In this episode, I'm sharing how that exact feeling almost kept me from starting this podcast, and the truth God whispered back to me: You're not behind. You're becoming. Let this be your reminder that you are still growing, still called, and right on time.

Welcome to Becoming Her, the podcast for every woman who is still in the middle of her story. This short intro will tell you what the show is about, why it exists, and what you can expect. I’m not perfect — but I am becoming. And you’re invited to grow with me.