In this Voice Note, I’m sharing something tender and foundational — my faith journey.

Not as a theologian. Not as an influencer. As a woman who has wrestled, questioned, broken, and rebuilt — and found Jesus in the middle of it.

You’ll hear:

• Self honesty is everything — with yourself, with God, with others — is where every healing begins.
• My own story: from moments in hospital rooms to rock bottoms in 2021, to the bookstore in England where I opened a Bible and something inside of me shifted.
• Why I believe so many people are coming to God right now — not because it’s trendy, but because evil has become too obvious to ignore.
• What I’ve learned about personal development, ego, and the difference between growth and self-indulgence.
• The words that changed everything for me: “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
• Why Jesus hates illusion, shame, deception, and oppression — and why His freedom isn’t blind faith, it’s truth with wrestle.
• The beauty I’ve found in the women of the Church, in tradition, and in the quiet places where faith grows slowly.

This episode is a love letter to truth — and an invitation to question honestly, walk humbly, and live a personal faith, not a performative one. 

Mentions:

— The beautiful writing I read out was by Elisabeth Stone on Substack. Her Substack publication is called Of Home And Womanhood. 

— My dear friend Tara Hanks Testimony https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f5QG9SRgyk4&t=1876s

Some helpful resources (Honestly there are so many. God will guide you). 

— The Bible Recap. Study the full bible. Can do so on The Bible App. 

— Mere Christianity. C S Lewis (A staple). 

— The Case for Faith and The Case for Christ— Lee Strobel 

— The Screwtape letters. C.S Lewis. (Understanding spiritual warfare!). 

— Orthodoxy. G K Chesterton  (A classic). 

— Tim Keller (Sound biblical teaching. He has passed but his podcasts live on). 

— Apostle Kathryn (FULL of the Holy Spirit). 

— Sally Clarkson (Beautiful words on mothering).

— Allie Beth Stuckey (Solid biblical teaching and VERY bold voice). 

I also find Brandi Potter very helpful in understanding the true message of Jesus. 

NOTE: Use your discernment. I am using my voice according to my worldview— that’s it. I don’t give medical advice or otherwise and I’m not liable for anything you do as a result of listening to this show.