Have you ever made a mistake and felt like you needed to hide from God because of it?

In this episode of A Living Testimony Podcast, we're talking about the difference between conviction and shame—and why understanding that difference matters so much in our walk with Christ.

Conviction calls us back to God.

Shame tells us to run from Him.

Through Romans 8:1 and the story of Peter's restoration, we're reminded that our failures don't have to become our identity.

You can fail without being a failure.

📖 Romans 8:1

If you've been carrying shame, I hope this conversation reminds you that there is grace, forgiveness, restoration, and freedom in Christ.

We might not have arrived, but we're still becoming. 🤍

What if your past can be part of your story without being the thing that defines you?

In this episode of A Living Testimony Podcast, we dive into 2 Corinthians 5:17 and what it truly means to be a new creation in Christ.

We're talking about identity, redemption, leaving behind what no longer defines us, and learning to see ourselves through the truth of God's Word rather than the mistakes, experiences, or labels of our past.

Your past may have shaped your story—but it does not get to write your future.

📖 2 Corinthians 5:17

We might not have arrived, but we're still becoming.

Have you ever thought, “I'll have peace when…”?

When the situation changes.

When the answer comes.

When everything finally makes sense.

But what if God is offering us peace before our circumstances ever become perfect?

In this episode of A Living Testimony Podcast, we dive into Philippians 4:6–7 and talk about what it looks like to bring our worries, fears, and uncertainty to God instead of carrying them on our own.

Paul reminds us that God's peace doesn't depend on everything around us being okay. His peace can guard our hearts and minds right in the middle of the storm.

If you're waiting for things to get better before you allow yourself to rest, I hope this episode reminds you:

You don't need perfect circumstances to experience the peace of a perfect God.

📖 Scripture: Philippians 4:6–7

Thank you for listening and growing with me through God's Word.

We might not have arrived, but we're still becoming.

Have you ever found yourself asking, “God, how much longer?”

In this episode of A Living Testimony Podcast, we're talking about waiting—and why waiting on God is never wasted.

Through Isaiah 40:30-31, we explore what it means to trust God in the seasons where we can't see what He's doing, how waiting strengthens our faith, and why God can renew us even when we're tired of waiting.

If you're in a waiting season right now, I hope this episode reminds you that God is still working, even when you can't see it.

📖 Isaiah 40:30-31

Remember: We might not have arrived, but we're still becoming.

Welcome to Season 2 of A Living Testimony Podcast! 🎙️

Have you ever wondered if God is still working in your life, even when you can't see it?

In this episode, we dive into Philippians 1:6 and discover the incredible promise that God always finishes what He starts. Whether you're walking through a season of waiting, healing, uncertainty, or growth, this message is a reminder that your story isn't over and neither is God's work in you.

My prayer is that this episode encourages you to trust God's timing, find hope in His promises, and remember that He is faithful to complete the good work He has begun.

📖 Scripture: Philippians 1:6

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Remember: "We might not have arrived, but we're still becoming."

This conversation with Brandi hit deep. She shares what it really means to obey God when you don’t have all the answers — when the steps don’t make sense but the Spirit says move.

Her story is raw, honest, and full of grace. You’ll hear about the moments that tested her faith, the times she questioned her path, and how saying “yes” to God changed everything.

If you’ve been wrestling with direction, doubt, or delay — this episode is for you. God’s not looking for perfection; He’s looking for obedience.

📖 Scriptures: James 1:22, Joshua 1:9, Romans 12:2, John 15:5

What do you do when God says nothing in your most desperate moment?

In this powerful and emotional episode, I’m joined by Matt Laubhan—an Emmy-winning meteorologist and bold man of faith who went viral for praying on air during a deadly tornado. But today, Matt shares the side of his story you haven’t heard: from nearly drowning in a rip current and hearing only silence from God, to being unexpectedly laid off and learning to walk in radical obedience.

We talk about:

• Why God’s silence isn’t always absence
• Raising kids with real faith
• Obedience vs. comfort in your calling
• Spiritual warfare and the battle in our minds
• Why American Christians are often "educated beyond our obedience"
• The power of discipleship over church attendance

Whether you're struggling with doubt, waiting for direction, or just need a reminder that God is always working—this conversation is for you.

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In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Stephanie Halbert opens up about the shattering pain of divorce, the struggles of being a young mother, and walking through some of the darkest valleys of her life. With raw honesty, she shares how emotional and spiritual bondage nearly overtook her—but how the presence of Jesus broke through the darkness.

Stephanie reveals the moment everything changed: when she realized that true deliverance, healing, and identity could only be found in Jesus Christ. If you’ve ever felt broken, unseen, or too far gone, this episode will remind you that God is close to the brokenhearted and mighty to save.

This is more than a story of survival—it's a testimony of freedom.

"I had to lose everything to realize Jesus was all I truly needed." — Stephanie Halbert

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Retired football coach Jeff Terrell shares his powerful journey of faith, from spiritual struggle to full commitment to God. He unpacks the biblical concept of the “great exchange”—salvation through Jesus and offering one’s life back to God—emphasizing identity in Christ and victory over sin. Through stories of racial reconciliation, marriage, and coaching, Terrell illustrates how Scripture transforms hearts and relationships. He urges believers to deepen their walk with God by renewing their minds through the Bible, embracing grace, and rejecting cultural Christianity. With a focus on tough love, discipline, and finishing life strong (Acts 20:24), this episode inspires listeners to live purposefully and pursue a deeper, authentic relationship with Jesus.

When God genuinely intends to guide you towards His purpose, nothing can hinder that. Nakesha's journey exemplifies this and illustrates the outcomes of divine redirection. Dealing with "daddy issues", discovering the power of forgiveness, embracing motherhood, and countless other experiences have shaped her into the woman of God she has become today.