To close this , our host Sharon K is joined by Althea Wamiru, Sylvia Omino, and Alexia Musau — for a candid roundtable conversation on marriage, submission, and womanhood.

Together, they unpack:

✨ What submission in marriage really looks like

💬 The misconceptions society holds about it

❤️ Their personal journeys navigating marriage and partnership

👑 What it means to still be empowered, heard, and seen as a woman in a Godly union

This episode is a safe space for every woman: single, engaged, or married, who desires to understand God's design for marriage beyond what culture says.

It’s vulnerable, faith-filled, and packed with gems to reflect on

In today’s honest and raw solo episode, our host Sharon K Mwangi opens up about a deeply personal and often avoided topic — sexual sin.
She unpacks what sexual sin is, the shame and guilt it often leaves us with, and how it can keep us in a cycle of secrecy and struggle. Sharon shares her own experiences, offering insight into how to navigate this battle with grace, healing, and spiritual maturity.
Whether you’re in the fight, carrying guilt, or walking the road of redemption, this conversation is for you. You're not alone. And there's so much grace available.

Are you in a season where it feels like God is silent or delaying the things you’re praying for? In this heart-to-heart episode, Sharon K Mwangi sits down with Grace Ekirapa to unpack the reality of waiting on God — what it looks like, what it teaches us, and how to navigate it with faith, not frustration. They also discuss suffering, what it means to endure suffering well, and finding purpose in pain.
They get real about the challenges of the waiting season, how to discern when you’re stepping out of it, and how to spiritually and emotionally prepare for the next season God is calling you into.
Whether you’re waiting for clarity, healing, a partner, or purpose, this episode will give you comfort, hope, and divine perspective.

Spiritual warfare is real — and if you’ve ever felt under attack, confused, or distant from God, you're not alone. In this episode, In this episode, Grace Msalame joins our host Sharon K Mwangi as they talk about what spiritual battles really look like, how to hear God's voice and how to know it's Him speaking — not just our own thoughts or fears.
We also unpack:
1. How to tune into God's voice daily
2. How to tell the difference between God's guidance and our own emotions
3. Why walking by faith doesn’t mean walking without questions
4. Encouragement for anyone in a spiritual dry season or under pressure
If you’ve been struggling with clarity, doubt, or just trying to walk out your faith in a confusing season — this conversation is for you.

Are you new to faith or trying to reconnect with God? In this episode, our host Sharon K Mwangi goes back to the basics — prayer, fasting, and reading the Bible — the core pillars of a real relationship with God.
Whether you’re just starting your walk with Christ or you’ve been feeling spiritually dry, this is your guide to growing closer to God and building a strong foundation in your faith.

What does it really mean to become who God says you are?

In this honest and unfiltered conversation, our host Sharon K Mwangi is joined by the two incredible men behind Sight & Spirit Podcast, Muli & Glen, as they share their powerful journeys of struggling with identity, battling internal wars, and finally stepping into the truth of who they are in Christ.

From letting go of old mindsets to embracing purpose, this episode is raw, real, and full of hope.

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Singleness can feel like a waiting room — full of questions, pressure, and purpose we don’t always understand.

In this episode, Nkirote Mutisya joins our host Sharon K Mwangi as they get real about what it means to be a Christian woman navigating singleness, the myth of ‘the one,’ and how to embrace the sacredness of this season.

Whether you're frustrated, fulfilled, or somewhere in between — this one's for you.

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Hello Secret Keepers, welcome to season 6 of the Best Kept Secret Podcast.
In this heartfelt conversation, Tracy Wanjiru joins our host Sharon K Mwangi to talk honestly about what it means to follow Jesus when life is messy, your habits are shaky, and you're still trying to hear His voice clearly.
They share their personal journeys—from accepting Christ to deepening their relationship with Him—while reflecting on the beauty and challenges of surrender, cultivating spiritual discipline, and becoming the women God has called them to be.
Here’s what they dive into:
 What it really means to build spiritual discipline (and why it’s so hard)
 How to hear God without overcomplicating it
 The difference between performance and obedience
 Why we’re all still figuring this out—and that’s okay
If you’re someone who loves Jesus but doesn’t have it all together, this one’s for you. We’re learning, stumbling, showing up—and trusting God with the process.
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Hello Secret Keepers, welcome to season 6 of the Best Kept Secret Podcast.
After five months of silence, we're back and not the same. On this episode, our host Sharon K Mwangi opens up about the quiet season God led her through and the powerful lessons that came with it. From spiritual warfare and hearing God's voice, to experiencing Him as a Father and learning obedience, this is a raw and honest reflection on what it looks like when God teaches you in the stillness. If you’ve ever found yourself in a season of waiting, questioning, or stretching, this one's for you.
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On this episode, our host Sharon K Mwangi speaks to Wanjiru Njiru and Ben Cyco of the Joyride Podcast on trusting God and how they navigated a difficult season of loss. They also speak on why it's important to trust God even when it doesn't make sense.