The Woman I’m Becoming

In this episode, I dive into what it looks like to produce “out of season”—and how obedience doesn’t wait for you to feel ready. This is a real, raw check-in. I’m talking about what’s been going on behind the scenes, mentally, spiritually, and even financially and the tension of wanting to pull back from everything God has given me… while simultaneously feeling Him call me to show up anyway. At 4:...

In this episode, I unpack what it means when God sends you divine partnerships — and why community is not optional when you’re carrying purpose. We look at Moses & Aaron, Adam & Eve, Naomi & Ruth, Jonathan & David, and even Jesus & the disciples — and how every major assignment in Scripture was sustained through relationship. This isn’t about cliques. It’s not about popularity. It’s not about havi...

In this episode, we talk about how easily we allow our temporary emotions and present circumstances to speak louder than what God already promised. This conversation goes into the moment Mary Magdalene went to the tomb expecting to find Jesus’ body — and when He wasn’t there, she immediately assumed the worst. Her grief was real. Her confusion was valid. She had just watched Him be crucified and b...

In part two of this episode, we talk about the real cost of following Christ — not the aesthetic version, not the convenient version, but the kind of surrender that costs everything. This conversation goes deep into the reality of lukewarm Christianity — loving God when it’s comfortable, calling on Him in crisis, and then returning right back to old patterns once the pressure lifts. And I don’t ju...

In this episode, we’re answering three core questions: Who am I? What season am I in? And how do I prepare for what’s next? Using the biblical symbolism of salt, we talk about what it really means to be who God has called you to be. Salt preserves, slows decay, enhances flavor, balances bitterness, and brings out sweetness — and Jesus makes it clear that salt without flavor is useless. God has cal...

In this episode, we’re talking about what it really means to wait well — not just wait on God, but wait with faith, peace, and spiritual maturity… without becoming desperate, bitter, or anxious. This is the conclusion of my 3-part series on waiting: • the consequences of being impatient with God • the benefits of waiting on God • and now… how to actually do it well We’re anchored in Luke 2:25–35,...

In this episode, we’re talking about what to do when the enemy is loud, successful, and trying to rush you into surrender — even though God already promised you safety. We’re anchored in Isaiah 36–37, walking through the moment King Hezekiah is threatened by Sennacherib, the king of Assyria, who’s fresh off demolishing city after city and now sets his sights on Jerusalem. The pressure is real, the...

In this episode, we’re talking about what really happens when you get impatient with God — and why moving too fast can cost you more than you think. This is Part 1 of a 3-part series on waiting on God, and we’re starting with Ezekiel 17, a parable that exposes how the enemy moves when you’re vulnerable, tired of waiting, and desperate for relief. Last year was a full-on waiting season for me, and...

Hey sis, I know this season is hard for a lot of us. God placed it on my heart to offer a word of encouragement and a prayer for some of you who may be experiencing heartache, weariness, and anxiety this season. I pray that for who this prayer is for, it touches you, encourages and shifts you out of the darkness and into the light. I love you sis, I’m here for you always. 💕 👇🏾 Stay connected: I...

In this episode, we’re getting real about the truth God confronted me with: you cannot keep wavering between God’s truth and the lies that your wounds whisper to you. We’re looking at 1 Kings 18:16–21, where Elijah asks the question that exposes every lukewarm and double-minded place in us: “How long will you waver between two opinions?” This question hits different when you realize most of our he...

In this episode, we’re talking about how God calls each of us differently — and why your calling probably doesn’t look like anybody else’s. At all. We’re looking at the stories of Moses, Joshua, and Saul/Paul to break down the three types of calls God uses to shape us: calls of dependence, courage, and identity. Each of these callings hits different, because God develops you based on the season yo...

In today’s episode, we’re talking about submitting to the process of discovering your story. God told Mary and Joseph to name the baby Jesus for a reason — that name carried identity, purpose, and power. And the same goes for you. Before you can walk in your calling, you have to know what story you’re telling. Is it redemption? Freedom? Overcoming? Defying the odds? Whatever it is, God wants you t...

In this episode, we’re talking about the power of knowing who you are and refusing to let anybody name you. Period. We’re looking into Luke 1:57-64, where everyone tried to tell Elizabeth and Zechariah what to name their son. Tradition said “call him Zechariah” but God had already spoken. This story is a reminder that people will always try to tell you who you are, what you should be doing, or how...

Sister, you’ve changed, but that’s the whole point. ✨ In today’s episode, we’re talking about the real side of growth — the part nobody posts about. Becoming the woman God called you to be means outgrowing old mindsets, old environments, and sometimes… old relationships. And that hurts. But here’s the good news: you’re not losing yourself — you’re finally meeting who you really are. We’re chattin...