What does money mean to you?

For some, it's freedom. For others, it's safe. Sometimes it becomes identity, security , even

lordship.

In this episode, Mimi & Olgah unpack their relationship with money and how their different

upbringings shaped the way they trust, spend, save and give, they talk about:

- their poorest and richest moments

- financial mistakes

- taking loans for holidays and gifts

- growing up around hardship

- the moments where God provided when they had nothing.

They also explore Matthew 6, the false security money can offer and the challenge of

choosing to trust God when money feels like the thing that will keep you safe.

What happens when we realise money was never meant to be our security?

Welcome back to Shifted. 🤍

Season 2 starts with a catch-up , but there's a lot more to catch up on than Mimi and Olgah expected.

During their break, both girls experienced friendship changes, personal struggles and moments that forced them to confront things they hadn't fully dealt with.

They open up about how reactions to Season 1 triggered childhood insecurities, the pressure they felt to appear like “perfect Christians”, and what it's like navigating a friendship and a podcast while being at different stages in their walks with God.

They also ask a bigger question: What if, before God restores something, He first reveals what needs to change?

From humility and biblical knowledge to finding churches rooted in Scripture, Mimi and Olgah return for Season 2 with less pressure to have all the answers and a willingness to let Shifted continue shifting them too.

Welcome back to Shifted. 🤍

Some dilemmas don’t have neat, simple answers especially when they involve love, surrender, doubt, and the fear of what happens when you really let God lead.

In this episode, Mimi & Olgah answer real dilemmas from the community, from dating someone who won’t wait till marriage, to dealing with painful breakups, to wondering whether your doubts are from God or from old wounds. It’s a conversation about obedience, spiritual alignment, and trusting God when the unknown feels heavier than the thing you’re being asked to leave.

💬 We talk about:

• What to do when someone you like says they won’t wait till marriage
• Why we should think more about husbands than just boyfriends
• Surrendering after heartbreak and trusting God with the unknown
• Praying through uncertainty, including exam seasons and delayed outcomes
• Christian and Muslim relationships and the question of spiritual alignment
• Whether your doubts are coming from God or from unresolved hurt
• How fear can disguise itself as wisdom if we don’t bring it to God

🎙 Hosted by Mimi & Olgah

🎬 Produced by Creatif House

📅 New episodes every Wednesday

📲 Follow @shiftedthepod on Instagram & TikTok

🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts

Loving God doesn’t always mean life suddenly feels easy. Sometimes it means still choosing faith while suffering, still praying while tired, still coming to Him with thoughts you’re ashamed of, and still learning that struggle doesn’t make you less loved.

In this episode, Mimi & Olgah talk honestly about the reality of walking with Christ while still battling pain, sinful thoughts, old habits, and condemnation. It’s a conversation about suffering, honesty, transformation, and the kind of faith that keeps going even when it doesn’t feel strong.

💬 We talk about:

• Walking with Christ and still suffering
• Olgah’s experience with gastritis and struggling to keep faith in pain
• Not always having the strength to read your Bible or “show up” for God
• Bringing sinful thoughts to God instead of hiding them
• The difference between condemnation and conviction
• Thorns in the flesh and why some worldly habits become distasteful after Christ
• Whether following Christ means losing yourself or finally finding yourself

🎙 Hosted by Mimi & Olgah

🎬 Produced by Creatif House

📅 New episodes every Wednesday

📲 Follow @shiftedthepod on Instagram & TikTok

🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts

Some of us weren’t chasing love , we were chasing the feeling of being chosen.

In this episode, Mimi & Olgah talk honestly about the relationships, patterns, and flaws that shaped their “before God” lives, and how God still showed up in the middle of it all. From toxic cycles and ignored red flags to realising that longing can make you settle for less than peace, this conversation is raw, reflective, and full of grace.

💬 We cover:

• Before Christ relationship stories
• Looking for love in the wrong places
• Staying in relationships despite warning signs
• Going through a cheating partner’s phone
• Being a “good girlfriend” on paper but not a healthy partner underneath
• Wanting to feel chosen more than wanting real alignment
• The difference between longing for marriage and just fearing loneliness
• How God loved us through our flaws
• Realising that only God can fill the void

🎙 Hosted by Mimi & Olgah

🎬 Produced by Creatif House

📅 New episodes every Wednesday

📲 Follow @shiftedthepod on Instagram & TikTok

🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts

That noise in your head, the spiral of what ifs, the career that hasn't happened yet, the relationship that feels uncertain. What if anxiety isn't just a mental health struggle, but a spiritual one too?

In this episode, Mimi & Olgah talk honestly about anxiety before and after God. From reaching for substances to silence the voice, to learning what emotional regulation looks like as a woman of faith, to understanding that worry is really misplaced lordship , this is a conversation for anyone who's tired of carrying on tomorrow.

💬 We cover:

• How anxiety shows up differently for everyone
• Before Christ: numbing the noise vs. facing it
• Men and women processing differently and why that shapes how we carry anxiety
• When worry about the future becomes the thing you worship
• Stress, triggers, and interrupting the cycle
• Emotional regulation rooted in faith, not just technique
• The voice in your head and learning to tell whose it is

🎙 Hosted by Mimi & Olgah

🎬 Produced by Creatif House

📅 New episodes every Wednesday

📲 Follow @shiftedthepod on Instagram & TikTok

🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts

Does God really love me fully even when I’m messy?

The Bible is living which means study isn’t just about facts, it’s about fellowship with the Holy Spirit.
In this episode, we talk about inviting the Holy Spirit into Scripture, discerning what the Bible describes versus what it prescribes, and healing from misused verses.

💬 We talk about:

• Descriptive (what happened) vs prescriptive (how to live) passages
• Recovering from texts used to control; finding context and freedom
• “Does the Bible promote slavery?” Handling hard history and human sin
• A simple study rhythm: pray first, read slow, listen, apply
• Tools that help (AI, commentaries, mentors) and the limits of each

If you’ve ever struggled with Bible study, this is for you.

🎙 Hosted by Mimi & Olgah

🎬 Produced by Creatif House

📅 New episodes every Wednesday

📲 Follow @shiftedthepod on Instagram & TikTok

🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts

Does God really love me fully even when I’m messy?

In this episode of Shifted, Mimi & Olgah get honest about unconditional love: how God became the Provider when Olgah needed provision, and how grace renamed them from “sinner/dirty” to daughter. We also wrestle with a hard question: if hell exists, how can God be loving? We explore justice, free will, and why love without choice isn’t love at all plus the hope Christ offers here and now.

💬 We talk about:

• God as Provider vs. relying on people to fill the gap
• Moving from shame to sonship/daughterhood (identity over labels)
• What “unconditional” really means (no performance, real repentance, real change)
• Hell, justice, and free will: can perfect love allow real consequences?
• How to experience God’s love daily: simple rhythms for intimacy and peace

If you’ve ever wondered whether God still wants you, you’re exactly who this is for.

🎙 Hosted by Mimi & Olgah

🎬 Produced by Creatif House

📅 New episodes every Wednesday

📲 Follow @shiftedthepod on Instagram & TikTok

🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts