Triple A Podcast By Shaná + Jae

Be careful how you treat people. Honor isn’t just about character — it’s about recognizing God’s hand on someone even before you understand why it’s there. Favor doesn’t always look loud, flashy, or influential. Sometimes it looks like a quiet man at the gate… like Mordecai. Haman thought he was dealing with someone small. Someone beneath him. Someone he could mistreat without consequence. But wha...

Life and death are in the power of your tongue. Proverbs 18:21 isn’t poetry — it’s a spiritual law. Your words build atmospheres, open doors, and shape outcomes. Speak life. Speak truth. Speak what Heaven is saying. Be careful how you talk — about yourself, about others, about your future. Your mouth is planting seeds you’ll eventually eat. Choose life with your language.

Stewarding your gifts takes preparation, missteps, pruning, and real humility. No shortcuts — just wisdom, understanding, and letting the Holy Spirit lead. Be careful how you treat people. God often uses them to sharpen you, grow you, or open the next door. Realign with the Word. Walk like Jesus. Ask the Lord how He wants you to grow — and submit to the process.tripleapodd

To abide is to choose Jesus daily — to stay, to remain, to root yourself in Him even when life pulls at you.“Abide in Me… If you remain in Me and My words remain in you…” (John 15:4–7)And as you consecrate yourself to Him, He doesn’t load you with pressure. He invites you into rest:“My yoke is easy and My burden is light.”Abiding isn’t heavy. Consecration isn’t punishment. It’s the lightest place...

Transition exposes what we really believe. And Hebrews 11:6 reminds me that faith isn’t optional — it’s the only way to please God. So here’s the heart check:In this in‑between place, am I seeking Him… or seeking control? Am I trusting His reward… or rehearsing my fears? Am I moving in faith… or waiting for proof? And deeper than that —am I actually giving God the time He deserves,or am I rushing...

Spiritual laziness doesn’t just appear — it starts when we drift. And drifting begins when spiritual immaturity breeds complacency. Complacency convinces us to stop seeking the Lord for His will and His plans. And sometimes we even label it “rest” when it’s really disengagement. This is the warning of Revelation 3:15–22:Jesus exposes lukewarm living, confronts complacency, and calls us back to zea...

Rhema word interrupting your normal programming. It’s time for us to walk in the authority, identity, and calling the Lord already spoke.“Go therefore…” — Matthew 28:19 The assignment hasn’t changed. The Bride must be restored to her full authority, her true identity, and her reverence for God. No more spiritual immaturity. No more half‑hearted Christianity. It’s time to grow up in the Spirit and...

One of the hardest parts of transformation is this: you change suddenly… but people don’t. Sometimes God shifts you so fast you don’t even realize what happened until you look back and realize you’re not who you used to be. That’s Saul in Acts 9.God changed him. He was walking in a new assignment. But the people around him were still holding on to the old version of him. Some judged him. Some doub...

Some habits protected us in one season but are sabotaging us in this one. We’re letting God refine what survival taught us to normalize. Hebrews 12:1–5 calls us to lay aside every weight, run with endurance, and embrace the Father’s loving correction. Growth starts where surrender begins.

Some habits protected me in one season but are sabotaging me in this one. I’m letting God refine what survival taught me to normalize. Hebrews 12:1–5 reminds me to lay aside every weight, run with endurance, and embrace the Father’s loving correction. Growth starts where surrender begins.

I was doing all the “right things,” but my heart wasn’t in the room. Time with God became a task — not a love exchange. Galatians 6:9 reminded me: weariness isn’t always exhaustion… sometimes it’s disconnection. And Revelation 2 exposed it gently — I had drifted from my first love, not in rebellion, but in routine. God wasn’t shaming me. He was inviting me back. Back to wonder. Back to desire. Bac...

“When God reveals Himself more to you, there is a deeper obedience and more intimate quiet time required to fill you up.”Heart Check:Shaná and Jae… are we actually being obedient with what He’s revealing? Because revelation is not random — it’s relational. And when God starts showing you more of Himself, He’s also checking if you’ll show Him more of you. Moses didn’t just ask, “Show me Your glory....

If God is making room… are we? This is the part we don’t skip. The new thing requires new capacity, new rhythms, new obedience. So what are we doing to prepare? Are we clearing out the clutter He never asked us to carry? Are we releasing the habits, relationships, and mindsets that can’t survive the next season? Are we enlarging our faith, stretching our discipline, and building the kind of life t...

Make a List Answered prayers don’t always look like what I asked for. Sometimes they show up unfamiliar, stretching me, shifting me — and if I’m only watching for my version, I’ll miss God’s. Isaiah 43:14–23 shows He’s always moved in unexpected ways. Joshua 21:43–45 proves every promise stands — not one word fails. So if it doesn’t look like I pictured, that doesn’t mean He isn’t moving. He’s doi...

When my flesh gets loud and my spirit gets quiet, everything in me starts questioning what I already know God said. I start replaying conversations, doubting decisions, overthinking assignments, and feeling pulled in a hundred directions that don’t lead to peace. That’s the sign. That’s the indicator. That’s the moment I know something in me is taking up space the Spirit should be filling. And eve...

Part 2:Shaná and I are walking this out in real time. One fight. One moment. And it spiraled fast — offense, anger, assumptions, unforgiveness. Not because we don’t love each other…but because an old trigger got hit. That’s the thing about offense —it’s never just about what happened. It’s about what it touched. And when those unhealed places flare up, the enemy doesn’t need a strategy. He just dr...

Part 1:Shaná and I are walking this out in real time. One fight. One moment. And it spiraled fast — offense, anger, assumptions, unforgiveness. Not because we don’t love each other…but because an old trigger got hit. That’s the thing about offense —it’s never just about what happened. It’s about what it touched. And when those unhealed places flare up, the enemy doesn’t need a strategy. He just dr...

“Here am I. Send me.” — Isaiah 6:8 (NASB)We love the verse, but dangerous prayers come with a cost. They require refining, where God burns off what can’t go with you. They require the dying of the flesh, letting go of old habits and old comfort. They require sozo healing, where God reaches into the deep places and restores you. They require identity realignment, where you step into who you truly a...

Influence isn’t about being followed — it’s about who you lead people toward. As ambassadors, we don’t represent ourselves. We represent God. Our words, our posture, our choices, our compassion — they all carry His signature when we surrender our influence back to Him.2 Corinthians 5:20–21 (NASB)“Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God were making an appeal through us… He made Him...

Part 2: This week on the Triple A Podcast, we’re going there — not just the moment God delivered us, but the after. The part nobody talks about. The trials that hit once the chains fall. The warfare that tries to pull you back. The choices that keep you free. Deliverance is powerful, but staying free is intentional. It’s daily. It’s costly. It’s beautiful. And we’re sharing the real stories — the...

This week on the Triple A Podcast, we’re going there — not just the moment God delivered us, but the after. The part nobody talks about. The trials that hit once the chains fall. The warfare that tries to pull you back. The choices that keep you free. Deliverance is powerful, but staying free is intentional. It’s daily. It’s costly. It’s beautiful. And we’re sharing the real stories — the breakthr...

There’s a kind of overwhelm we don’t talk about enough — the kind that comes from carrying things God never asked us to hold. Jesus said His yoke is easy and His burden is light, yet somehow we keep picking up responsibilities, expectations, and pressures that were never ours to manage. No wonder we’re exhausted. No wonder our souls feel stretched thin. We’ve placed things in our own hands that we...

In this episode, we lean into the voice of God—the One who steps into valleys we avoid and speaks to the places we’ve already labeled “over.”This is His heart:“I am the God who breathes on what you thought was finished. I am the One who calls every dry bone, every buried dream, every silent assignment to rise again. What you walked past, I am walking toward. What you gave up on, I am resurrecting....

Lord, show me the root. A real heart check isn’t always pretty—sometimes God has to uproot what we’ve normalized and cleanse the places we’ve hardened. He promised to remove the heart of stone and give us a heart of flesh (Ezekiel 36:24–27). And He’s still making all things new (Revelation 21:5). Let Him go deep.

2025 stretched us, refined us, and tried to break us — but God stepped in with power. He delivered us, set us free, and placed our feet on a brand‑new path. Every battle became a classroom. Every valley became a doorway. Every “I don’t know how” became “Look what God did.”He’s been fulfilling His promise in Psalm 18:33 — making our feet like hinds’ feet, steadying us, lifting us, and setting us se...