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Charity sits down with Gina to talk about something a lot of people are fighting and very few admit to: fear and anxiety. It started when she was eight or nine. Nightmares, dread out of nowhere, and a mom who heard the Holy Spirit say Psalm 91. They read it together every night until the fear was gone. Years later it came back as panic attacks, bad enough that she blacked out at a work lunch. Char...

Gina taught school for ten years, so this conversation is close to home. A few weeks into the school year, she sits down with April, an assistant principal at a Christian academy, to talk about the people we forget to pray for. The honeymoon season is over. Attitudes are coming out, the drama never takes a break, and teachers are carrying curriculum, testing and a classroom full of kids who bring...

Emma brought this subject to Gina, and Gina came back with numbers. Somewhere between 89 and 93 percent of young people and social media users regularly compare themselves to other people. About 12 percent of everyday human thought is some form of comparison. The average teenage girl spends two to three hours a day making a post worth posting. We say comparison is the thief of joy. Gina's argu...

Last week Gina asked her brother what it means to be the real thing. This week she asks somebody thirty years younger. Emma is twenty, studying to be a mental health counselor, subbing at the elementary school and coaching middle school cheer. Her answer starts somewhere Troy's did not: be honest about where you actually are, instead of performing the season you wish you were in. From there th...

Somebody left a comment that said thank you for being the real thing, and Gina could not let the word go. So she and her brother Troy take it apart. What actually makes a person real, and what only looks real from the outside. Troy starts where he always starts, at Set Free, watching men copy him instead of asking God who they were made to be, then burn out and leave. From there they build the lis...

Gina texted her brother Troy one verse and it turned into this whole conversation. Psalm 62:11 says God hath spoken once, twice have I heard this, that power belongeth unto God. So her question is simple, and it is not comfortable: if the power is already His, why do we keep handing ours to everybody else? They work through the honest answers. Fear of what He might ask us to give up. Impatience, b...

This is the part where God gives it back. Troy walked into Set Free with one bag of clothes and a pillow, and the staff spent two months waiting on him to leave. Nobody with a family that loves them ever stays. He stayed. It was a converted eleven-room motel in Yulee. They put him in room five with five other men, and inside the first hour he knew God had picked the room. Two weeks later COVID hit...

He swore he'd never touch it. Then he woke up one day smack in the middle of it. This week Gina sits down with her oldest brother Troy for the half of the story where, as she puts it, the enemy thought he had won. Troy got saved at Lawtey during a real revival. He surrendered to preach six months later and went off to Bible college. And then he slipped away quietly, still showing up to church...

Science said one thing. God said another. The doctors handed them a 15-month plan. Forty-six weeks of chemo, six weeks of radiation, and a long list of complications to brace for. A year later, Ciarra can tell you Jackson walked through almost none of it. His own care team calls him the poster child for the treatment plan. Part 2 is where she traces the provision, and honestly, the details are the...

God was already there before anybody knew anything was wrong. Ciarra Wilson is 25, married to Logan, and mom to a three and a half year old named Jackson. In Part 1 she walks Gina back through everything that led up to his diagnosis, and the whole thing reads like God going first. She was home that day instead of at school. Jackson was in a diaper instead of the potty. And she'd just finished...

So what will you do WITH Him? Part 1 asked whether the year behind you was you or Him. Part 2 is where Gina and KK answer it, and the answer has less to do with doing more and more to do with being close. They talk about the version of faith where we shrink God down and put Him in a little box at our level, a friend we call when something breaks. That's not the relationship He offered. They ge...

Was it you, or was it Him? That's the question Gina and KK sit with in Part 1 of this two-part conversation. By February, most resolutions are already collecting dust. So instead of another list of goals, they look back honestly at the year behind them and ask who was actually running it. This one gets vulnerable. Gina opens up about the season when ministry stopped feeling like a calling and...

We ran out of time on the last episode, so Gina and Nana Beth picked the conversation right back up. This one goes deeper. The disciples walked with Jesus every single day and still asked Him, "Lord, teach us to pray." Not how to pray. Just teach us to pray. If they needed it that badly, how much more do we? In this episode Gina and Nana Beth talk about rejoicing before you ask, bringing...

Prayer, Part 1: Being Fervent in Prayer What does it really mean to pray? Not the recited lines we learned as kids, but a real conversation with God. In this episode, Gina welcomes her beloved Nana Beth to open up about a hard family season and the moment she stopped trying to fix everything herself and finally handed it over to the One who could. Together they get honest about the prayer struggle...

What if everything you thought you knew about love was only scratching the surface? In this Valentine's Day episode, Gina and KK open up about the greatest love of all: the love of Jesus. They dig into the difference between loving someone and being in love with them, why patience and forgiveness are the truest marks of God's love, and how learning to love the "unlovable" starts...

Mary had a family that encouraged her, supported her, cheered for her, and loved her through every part of God's calling on her life. God uses family and the unity that comes with it. Take a listen as we talk about this very thing.

Marys bravery wasn't the absence of fear, it was choosing faith anyway. Take a deep dive with us as we study Mary and all the goodness it has to offer.

Because waiting isn't wasted, sometimes it's where God does his BEST work! 

Exploring the quiet, sacred spaces where God teaches us to trust Him with the unseen.

Discover how Scripture calls us to give thanks in every circumstance—and why it changes everything.

Finding beauty, purpose, and gratitude in every season—yes, even the hard ones. Happy Thanksgiving!

Thank you to those who attended our women's fall conference 2025. Here is the live panel from the conference.

Marriage isn't just companionship - it's a partnership of grace. Discover how honoring your spouse opens the door to spiritual strength and unhindered prayers.

In this episode, we unpack 1 Peter 3:5-6, looking at the example of Sarah and Holy women of old who trusted God and honored their husbands.

In this episode, we explore 1 Peter 3:3-4 and what it means to pursue beauty in your attitude in marriage- not through outward appearance, but through the hidden person of the heart.