“Modesty is boring.”

Let’s be honest, one of the reasons many people, including believers, shy away from modesty is because it has always been portrayed as boring and unappealing.

But what if modesty could be stylish? What if it could be beautiful, expressive, and still honour God?

In this episode, we’re changing the narrative. We’re making royalty appealing

In this episode, we see that our christianity with God is founded on relationship, He’s our Father and we’re His children, we’re not saved by works, we’re saved by believing in His blood. Your religious acts are not the reason why you’re saved, but it shows you believe in something. Steps have been highlighted in helping our journey; structures, revelational knowledge, creating an atmosphere where the Holy Spirit can get your attention.

In this episode, Dahlia and Mine talk about the peace and rest that God gives, this peace still exists regardless of storms, it’s your gaze fixed on the One who holds you in the storm. Jesus being the author and finisher of your faith is like that of a relay, all you need to do is to receive the baton and pass it back to him, you don’t start the race and end it. Peace is active and not passive.

Being a woman compulsory comes with a very special gift called “menstruation”, for some ladies, it could be emotionally, mentally and physically demanding. In this episode, we receive comfort and steps on how to handle the monthly menstrual cycle with grace.

Many times, we hear "love is best shown by actions", which is in fact true but we rarely hear it's possible someone can show actions and their heart has no love, sometimes this could happen unconsciously or consciously. In this episode we speak about the heart of man behind actions, it's easier to draw from a well on your inside already. This season opens up with the state of your heart in relating with God and man.

In this episode, we see that living as a young person for God is worth every second of your existence, you don’t waste your time living for God, choosing God in obedience, loving God publicly and privately. In every single season, you should give it your best to serve the Lord but take advantage of your youth because you have lesser responsibilities. God wants to do so much more with you in your youth and you are needed for the task.

Healing is not a one time journey or a short cut, don’t try to cover up healing or rush through it, sometimes it hurts a lot but a wound that would receive proper healing needs to be exposed and it stings while it’s healing, you’re not weak for feeling hurt and broken. In this episode, we see that forgiveness is crucial for both parties, yourself and the other party. We also see that heartbreak could also be caused by our own expectations

In this Episode we go back to the very foundation to which all was built on, the death of Jesus and the start of our own lives. As at the point where the only things that could save us was love, God made a sacrifice to redeem and choose us to be his own. This episode examines who our lover is, what it is to be loved, the perks of this love and the responsibility that we have as children. And now, Salvation. Salvation is the gift we are given as a result of this love and sacrifice and because of this salvation we can fellowship with him not just to pour out but also to be poured into. This episode sets to instill the thought and consciousness of the love the father has poured on us, the love that is always available to us, waiting for us to grab and bask in it. The one who loves us, is the owner of the heaven and the earth, he is our father. As women, that is the very foundation of our identity, A loved child of a sufficient father.

In this episode, Oreva and Mine walk us through freedom with God, it starts with salvation, whether or not you’re struggling with an addiction, if you’re not saved, you’re bound to sin and death but when you’re saved, you’re free in Christ but you need to carry your cross daily in sanctification and the Holy Spirit helps you daily. In this episode, we learn that we need to submit to the Holy Spirit, to help us in daily sanctification.

Leading is initiated by God, and sometimes leading may not be dramatic as we think it may be, it could be through the still small voice, through His word and it could take any form God chooses. We can trust God to lead us as His children and we have to be open to receive His leading. God primarily leads through His word and His inward witness.