Growth doesn’t always look impressive.

Sometimes it looks like choosing to try again.

Grace for the process 🤍

Growth doesn’t always come with applause or visible results.

Often, it looks like choosing to rise again with God’s help even when strength feels small.

In this episode, we reflect on the beauty of steady becoming, the patience of God, and the permission to grow at His pace.

If you’ve been hard on yourself or questioning your progress, this is an invitation to rest, trust, and keep going.

Question:

What does growth look like for you right now?

Answers: A or B

A• Choosing to try again

B• Learning to be patient

This episode is a gentle reminder that falling doesn’t mean you’re finished.

As we begin a new year, we talk about grace, resilience, and the courage to rise again with God’s help.

If you’ve been feeling tired, discouraged, or unsure this conversation is for you.

“Life can feel heavy, but today I choose to stand. I’m not defeated — God is giving me a moment to breathe, to reset, to keep moving forward. Let this remind you: no matter the struggles, you are stronger than you think.”

Psalm 37:4,

We dive into what it means to delight yourself in the Lord — not just seeking Him for what He can give, but finding true joy and satisfaction in who He is. I talk about how delighting in God transforms our hearts, aligns our desires with His, and leads us into a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with Him. This isn’t about wish fulfillment — it’s about surrender, trust, and living in sync with His divine plan.

In this episode, we reflect on Psalm 4:4 and the wisdom it offers about managing anger. Before reacting, pause. Before speaking, reflect. I talk about the importance of self-control, holding your peace, and letting God guide your response instead of your emotions. Sometimes, silence isn’t weakness — it’s strength led by wisdom.

In this episode, we dive into one of the most fundamental human drives — the quest for acceptance, respect, and honour in society. Why do we crave these so deeply? How does this need shape our identities and relationships? And what happens when the pursuit of approval starts to cost us our true selves?

Join me as I reflect on the balance between seeking validation from others and cultivating self-acceptance. Together, we’ll explore how honouring ourselves first can transform the way we connect with the world around us.

Questions to Reflect On:

* When do you feel most accepted and respected by others?

* Are there times you compromise who you are to gain approval?

* How do you practice self-acceptance in your daily life?

* What boundaries help you protect your sense of honour and worth?

* How might your relationships change if you prioritised your own respect and acceptance first?

"We often think we have to forgive people no matter what, but what if forgiveness isn’t something we owe? In this episode, I talk about why choosing yourself comes first—especially when someone hurts you on purpose and then asks for forgiveness. Forgiving can help you heal, but it doesn’t mean you have to forget or keep letting the hurt happen. Sometimes saying no and setting boundaries is the real way to take care of yourself."

In this episode, I reflect on why choosing yourself isn’t selfish—and how walking away can be the most honest form of healing.

Are you on the path God has set for you? In this episode, we dive into Psalm 1:1–3 to explore what it means to truly walk in alignment with Him. When we turn away from ungodly influences and stay rooted in His Word, our lives begin to flourish like a tree planted by streams of water. Tune in and be encouraged to make your path right with God. 🌿🙏

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