Bearing Fruit

Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast. In this week's episode, we are going to be discussing anxiety, specifically, the root of anxiety and who exactly runs with it, what anxiety if not treated biblically, can do, my own experience of anxiety, what the Bible says about anxiety, and how to best treat these anxious thoughts. I have always wanted to speak on this topic, but I knew the Lord had to work in me first before I share my own take on this. I feel so blessed to know that I am delivered from something that had me on a chokehold for nearly a decade and now bows down to the creator of the universe. I know personally the stronghold anxiety can have on someone, which is why I believe that it is so important to tackle this struggle from the root and not just superficially. This is going to be a long one, so I hope you enjoy this episode and you are able to take away some form of Biblical wisdom that can aid you in tackling anxiety. If you would like me to pray for you, or if you have any thoughts you would like to share, please do send me a DM on the podcast instagram page.

Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast. In this week's episode, I share the cruel toxicity of hustle culture - a culture that has become so normalised and encouraged in today's society. The enemy is quick to shame you and guilt trip you if you don't have 15 things on your plate. If you're not doing enough, then you're not enough. These lies have controlled us for so long, that often times we do feel guilty if we take the day to rest and rejuvienate. But in this week's episode, I share the severe dangers of this toxic hustle culture, and the need for us human beings to always feel like we have to be doing something in order to be fulfilled. Although this culture may be dangerous, this does not mean we sit around and do nothing with this God given life. Have goals, chase your dreams, create your aspirations, and be driven in all that you do, but also, do not neglect the rest that our very own God modelled for us on the 7th day of creation. Join me as we dig deeper into this hustle culture, and why our bodies, minds, and souls so desperately need the rest.

Happy Monday and Welcome to another week of the Bearing Fruit podcast. In light of Easter season, in this week's episode, we are going to be talking about the incredible price that Jesus paid for us on that cross. I know we all know the story of Jesus' death, so I'm not going to recount it for you, however, I am going to be talking about the significance of this death. This price, that was an overpayment, is the only reason you and I have a chance to enter the gates of heaven. This price, that no gold or silver could buy, is the reason why death was defeated. This price, that cost Jesus his life, is the reason why the devil is working overtime to steal souls. Do not let this free gift be thrown in the wind. He died for you, knowing all the sins you were and are going to commit, yet, he still chose to lay down his life for you. He chose to free you from the bondage of sin so that you may have the chance to spend life after death with him. Join me in this week's episode as we talk about this beautiful, irreplaceable, and incomparable price.

Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast! Thank you so much for joining me for yet another week!

In this week’s episode, we are going to be talking about chronic complaining. Are you a chronic complainer? I’m not talking about the occasional complaining and grumbling, I’m talking about constant, daily complaining. In this episode I share the incredible dangers of complaining, including what it does to our spirit, our faith and our brain. As Christians we are called to represent Jesus in all that we do, and I don't think he complained even once, because he was perfect and lived a sinless life. We will never be perfect, but, we also don't want to be giving Satan the satisfaction of hearing us be miserable and bitter about our circumstances. Instead of complaining, let's practice gratitude. Instead of grumbling, let's practice living content. 

Join me in this episode as I share how I turning my complaining into gratitude, and why chronic complaining can determine every choice you make in the future. 

Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit Podcast. This week’s episode is a super long Q&A whoops… I just love to talk. But I have been wanting to upload a Q&A to answer any questions you may have about me, the podcast, or anything really. I had asked you over on the Bearing Fruit pod instagram page and it was so much fun to answer these questions. Some of the questions I answer include, how I began this podcast, thoughts on Grammy’s, tips on how to get back on your journey with God, Asbury revival + more.

If you have any questions you would like me to answer, please let me know and I can answer them in a future Q&A episode. I love you guys, thank you for supporting this podcast, and for giving me the space to share my love of Jesus with you.

Happy Monday and Happy Podcast day! Welcome back to another week! In this week’s episode we are going to be talking about a Monday Morning Faith. What this essentially means is, we as believers are so notorious to be this Jesus loving Christian on a Sunday, but when it comes to a Wednesday, we are ready to let rage take over, pride take over, and we are ready to question God. On a Sunday, why are we so good to keep the faith?? Why don’t we allow this faith to carry on throughout our Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday? You guys, we need to be fully armoured all throughout the week…not just a Sunday. It’s not hard to attend church, be holy, be loving, kind, and selfless on a Sunday. What’s hard is maintaining this every single day. Are you a believer who represents Jesus every single day, or are you a believer who wears two masks throughout the week? Join me in this week’s episode as I share the importance of keeping the faith during the week and what can happen if we don’t. Remember you guys “Hell’s not scared of a Sunday faith, if it only leads to an empty praise.”

Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast. In this week's episode we talk about the importance of aligning our desires with the Lord. It's easy to just read the Bible and think we know what the Lord wants for our life, but if you are not actively asking the Lord, or if you are not actively telling the Lord that you want your desire to align with his, that's when we can fall into the trap of the enemy. One of the enemy's biggest mind-games, is convincing us that this what the Lord wants for us. And there have been times in my life where I have fell for that lie, and the reason I have felt for it, is because I myself have never actually asked the Lord what HE wants for my life. It can be as simple as making an easy decision, or as simple as everyday tasks. But if we are not living in alignment with God's desires for our life, we can fall into the traps of the enemy. Join me in this week's episode as we talk about what it means to let your desire be one with his. 

Welcome back and Happy 2023! Ahhhh it feels so good to be back! I hope everyone had a restful Christmas break! In this week's episode and the 1st episode of 2023, I give you guys a little update on my hiatus and what I envision for the Bearing Fruit podcast in 2023. Inclusive of that, we also discuss what it means to let go and let God. Specifically, the struggles of letting go, and why we don't want to let go, but how we want to let God do his thing in our lives. I share my very own experience of letting go and letting God, and share some reasons as to why you may be feeling hesitant to give the author of our lives, his pen back. I hope that this episode can help you understand that you need to allow God to take control of the wheel more often. I know it's easier said than done, but I want to encourage you that it is possible. And once you do, chains will be broken and the load becomes a lot lighter. 

Welcome back to another episode of the Bearing Fruit podcast! Today's episode dives into how we as Christians should handle offensive comments. Because not everyone is going to like us in this world, not everyone will say something kind, and not everyone cares about our feelings...so how should we respond? How do we as Christians not strike back, but also not give the enemy the power to offend us. One thing I wish I told my younger self was that, hurt people hurt people, and most of the time, offensive comments that are made at you has more to do with the person who said it, than you. Join me in this week's episode as I share my experience of offence and what perspective has helped me, as a representative of Jesus.