Order your From Burnout To Becoming Workbook Here : https://www.imieshiadanielle.com/shopJoin The Becoming Intensive: https://www.imieshiadanielle.com/intwaitRobbie Cade Furdge shares how broken trust, disappointment, grief, and unhealthy communication can quietly shape the way we lead, love, and relate to the people around us. She opens up about what it looks like when people who were hurt in one place begin bleeding on people who did not cut them, and why healing has to happen if relationships are ever going to become healthy again.In this episode of Between Me and You, Robbie talks honestly about the impact of disappointment and how unresolved pain can spill into leadership, finances, marriage, family, and everyday relationships. She explains how people often develop trust issues, control issues, and unhealthy patterns because of wounds that were never properly addressed, and how those patterns can end up costing the wrong people.

Sherrell Lizana shares how grief, abandonment, fear, and loneliness shaped her life after the loss of her mother, and how God met her in one of her most broken places.

In this episode of Between Me and You, Sherrell opens up about the pain of losing her mother at 23, navigating an estranged relationship with her father, and carrying words that wounded her deeply for years. She talks honestly about the loneliness that followed, the fear that shaped her decisions, and what it felt like to be surrounded by people yet still feel completely alone inside. 

Sherrell also shares how childhood pain and abandonment affected the way she saw herself, the way she approached relationships, and the pressure she felt to grow up too fast without ever fully grieving. She reflects on how fear, hyper-independence, and unresolved pain became part of her everyday life, even while being a wife, mother, and showing up for everyone around her. 

This conversation takes a powerful turn as she describes the moment God met her in the shower and spoke to her in a way that changed everything. What followed was the beginning of healing, a deeper understanding of God as Father, and a new perspective on community, identity, and what it means to finally let yourself be seen and supported.

Order your From Burnout To Becoming Workbook Here : https://www.imieshiadanielle.com/shopNatonya Parish shares how one devastating house fire changed everything, what it looked like to lose both home and work, and how God met her in the middle of one of the hardest seasons of her life.In this episode of Between Me and You, Natonya opens up about the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, the pressure of building in public, and the difficult decision to close a restaurant that looked successful from the outside. She talks honestly about pride, public perception, therapy, obedience, and how God began reshaping her understanding of success, stewardship, and what really mattered most. She also shares the heartbreaking night her house caught fire, the shock of pulling up and seeing it halfway gone, and the reality of losing not only her home, but also her commercial kitchen and source of work at the same time. This conversation is not just about loss. It is about what happens when life changes overnight and you are forced to trust God in a way you never have before. Natonya speaks powerfully about faith, grief, rebuilding, and learning how to keep moving forward even when systems fail you, people misunderstand you, and the thing you lost carried deep emotional value. She also reflects on losing the last thing her father built with his own hands, the lessons she pulled from that season, and the peace she found by growing closer to God in the middle of it all. This episode is for the person who has ever had to pivot publicly, let go of something they worked hard to build, or keep trusting God while life felt uncertain. It is a reminder that even when something painful happens, your story is not over, and God still knows how to sustain, redirect, and restore. Watch the full conversation, then click the link in the description to join our community. You can also visit our Resource Room through that same link for tools and resources created to support your healing, growth, and stewardship journey.TikTok: @str8offtheporch IG: @Straight_off_the_porchFB: Natonya ParishJoin Our Facebook Community and Heal With Us 💕💙 : https://www.facebook.com/share/gg5r1B...Apple Podcast ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify ➡️ https://open.spotify.com/show/4P3vSPt...#BetweenMeAndYou #IeshiaDanielle #NatonyaParish #EntrepreneurJourney #FaithAndHealing #HouseFire #ChristianPodcast #Stewardship #TrustingGod #WomenInBusiness

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🌱 1. You’ll have more peace because you’ll stop letting unfinished things sit in your mind. A lot of what feels like anxiety is really the pressure of open loops and avoided tasks. Once you start facing things, your mind gets quieter and your peace starts coming back.

🌱 2. Your relationships can improve because you’ll stop letting fear write the conversation for you. When you name what you’re avoiding and handle it early, you give yourself a chance to have honest conversations instead of living under assumptions, tension, and imagined outcomes.

🌱 3. Your finances can improve because avoidance stops costing you money. When you finally look at the numbers, respond to what needs attention, and steward what you already have, you become more aware of debt, interest, due dates, late fees, and where your money is actually going.

🌱 4. You’ll become more intentional instead of emotional. Scheduling the hard things first helps you stop living in reaction mode and start moving like a real steward. You begin to handle responsibilities on purpose instead of letting them pile up and control your day.

🌱 5. You’ll be more available for what God is trying to do in your life. Sometimes the breakthrough, the clarity, or even the answered prayer is on the other side of a small act of obedience. When you stop avoiding and start owning, you make room for God to trust you with more.

In this episode, I’m talking about avoidance, what it’s really costing you, and how to start taking practical steps toward peace, clarity, and stewardship. Sometimes the thing we keep putting off is not as overwhelming as we’ve made it in our minds, but avoiding it keeps pressure on us longer than necessary.

When you begin to face what you’ve been avoiding, a few things start to shift. You have more peace because unfinished things are no longer sitting in the back of your mind. Your relationships can improve because fear is no longer writing the conversation for you. Your finances can improve because avoidance stops costing you money. You become more intentional instead of emotional because you start handling responsibilities on purpose. And you become more available for what God is trying to do in your life, because sometimes breakthrough is on the other side of a small act of obedience.

In this video, I walk through three practical steps to help you break the cycle of avoidance: name it instead of nurturing it, set a timer for five minutes, and schedule the hard things first. Plus a bonus reminder: don’t avoid it, own it.

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Order your From Burnout To Becoming Workbook Here : https://www.imieshiadanielle.com/shopFrances Payton shares her testimony about same-sex attraction, identity struggles, church hurt, family wounds, and the way God brought healing, truth, and restoration into her life.

In this episode of Between Me and You, Frances opens up about the early wounds that shaped how she saw herself, from being called gay growing up to wrestling with rejection, depression, and unanswered questions about her biological father. She shares how pain, confusion, and vulnerability opened the door to a same-sex lifestyle, and how that season pulled her further away from the identity she knew God had given her.

Frances talks honestly about what it looked like to live in that lifestyle, the emptiness that came with it, and the reality of trying to numb deeper pain through partying, drinking, and reckless choices. She also shares how church hurt affected her when people did not know how to respond to her struggle with love, and why safe community matters so much for people who are trying to heal and come back to God.This conversation is not just about what she came out of. It is also about what God brought her into. Frances shares how the Lord began working on her heart, how surrender became a daily choice, and why she believes true freedom only comes through getting closer to Jesus. She is honest about process, temptation, healing, and learning to see herself the way God sees her.

We also talk about forgiveness, family secrets, and the powerful moment she finally found her biological father after years of searching. Her story is a reminder that God can restore identity, heal deep wounds, and bring truth into the places where confusion once lived.

This episode is for anyone who has ever struggled with identity, shame, rejection, church hurt, or feeling far from God. It is also for the person who needs the reminder that no matter how far gone life may feel, Jesus still knows how to find you, heal you, and restore what pain tried to distort.TikTok: @SpeakFran IG: @SpeakFran FB: Frances PaytonJoin Our Facebook Community and Heal With Us 💕💙 : https://www.facebook.com/share/gg5r1B...Apple Podcast ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify ➡️ https://open.spotify.com/show/4P3vSPt...#BetweenMeAndYou #IeshiaDanielle #FrancesPayton #ChristianTestimony #IdentityHealing #ChurchHurt #FaithJourney #HealingAndRestoration #WomenOfFaith #jesuschangeseverything

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Tori Bishop shares the painful story of how her marriage ended, the email that changed everything, and the deeper healing journey that followed.In this episode of Between Me and You, Tori opens up about the unraveling of her marriage after her husband sent an email that revealed he wanted out. What made the situation even more painful was realizing that while the email was framed one way, the truth was that he had already connected with another woman online and wanted to explore where that relationship could go. She shares what it felt like to be blindsided, the shock of trying to process it in real time, and how quickly her entire world shifted.But this conversation goes much deeper than betrayal. Tori talks honestly about the healing work that came after the divorce, including what she learned about anxious attachment, people pleasing, self-worth, and the emotional wounds that were present long before her marriage fell apart. She also shares how childhood experiences, feeling unseen, and not being emotionally rooted in God affected the way she loved, chose, and showed up in relationships.This episode also speaks powerfully to women and mothers. Tori shares why healing matters, how trauma can quietly pass from one generation to the next, and why women have to do the work so they do not raise daughters who feel unseen. She talks about motherhood, emotional presence, Christian marriage, and what it looks like to stop building your value around relationships, appearances, and temporary things.This conversation is for the woman who has ever felt rejected, overlooked, emotionally empty, or afraid to be alone. It is for the woman trying to heal after heartbreak, trying to hear God clearly, and trying to break patterns that have followed her for years. Tori’s story is honest, insightful, and full of the kind of reflection that can help someone else recognize what still needs healing.Watch the full conversation, then click the link in the description to join our community. You can also visit our Resource Room through that same link for tools and resources created to support your healing, growth, and stewardship journey.YT: IG: @tori_b228 FB: Tori BishopJoin Our Facebook Community and Heal With Us 💕💙 : https://www.facebook.com/share/gg5r1B...Apple Podcast ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify ➡️ https://open.spotify.com/show/4P3vSPt...Resources ➡️ https://www.imieshiadanielle.com/shopWe want to hear from you! Leave us a comment below!#BetweenMeAndYou #IeshiaDanielle #ToriBishop #MarriageHealing #ChristianPodcast #ChurchAndHealing #WomenOfFaith #DivorceRecovery #GenerationalHealing #SelfWorth

Pastor Brad Hamby opens up about church hurt, toxic leadership, financial pressure in ministry, business faith, and the hard lessons God used to shape his character.In this episode of Between Me and You, Pastor Brad Hamby shares what it was like to pour everything he had into ministry while still struggling financially. He talks about the tension of loving God, serving people, preaching, and still feeling the weight of trying to provide for his wife and children at the same time. What began as a calling eventually forced him to confront deeper questions about faith, provision, identity, and what it really means to trust God when life is not adding up the way you expected.This conversation also goes into the pain of church leadership wounds. Brad speaks candidly about serving under insecure and unhealthy leadership, what he calls “poisonous power,” and how difficult it was to remain honorable in environments that were no longer healthy. He shares one of the lowest moments of that journey, when people left, support disappeared, his income dropped drastically, and he found himself helping others load church items into their trucks while everything around him looked like it was falling apart.But this episode is not just about pain. It is also about wisdom, humility, gratitude, and the way God protects us even through disappointment. Brad talks about how God kept him from too much exposure too early, why fast growth can outpace character, and how the Lord taught him not to sacrifice his family on the altar of ministry. He also shares insight on giving, honoring the voice of God, spiritual maturity, and the importance of learning how to hear God clearly in both ministry and business.This episode is for the person who has ever wrestled with church hurt, financial frustration, leadership disappointment, or the pressure of trying to serve God faithfully while carrying real life responsibilities. It is also for anyone trying to build something with God without losing their peace, their family, or their heart in the process.

💕 Comment or DM me the word "POSTURED"🎬 In this episode of The Stewardship Series, I’m inviting you into a 7-day no-complaining challenge. Not because life is easy, but because I’ve been realizing just how much complaining can reveal about our heart posture, our trust in God, and the way we steward hard seasons.🎙️ This conversation is personal. I’m sharing what God has been showing me about complaining in my own life, especially in seasons of discomfort, transition, stretching, and frustration. Sometimes we think we’re just venting, but in reality, we may be speaking against the very place God is trying to lead us into.✨ Key scripture: Numbers 14:26–30We walk through how the Israelites talked themselves out of what God had promised, and how complaining can still keep us stuck today if we are not careful.If you’ve been feeling irritated, overwhelmed, or tired of repeating the same cycles, this episode is for you. My prayer is that it helps you become more aware of your words, more honest about your heart, and more intentional about how you walk with God in this season.Join the community and visit the Resource Room through the link in the description for more tools and support on your stewardship journey.Resources - https://www.imieshiadanielle.com/shop#TheStewardshipSeries #IeshiaDanielle #BiblicalStewardship #StopComplaining #ChristianEncouragement #WomenOfFaith

Layla Smith opens up about depression, bullying, addiction, faith, and how one word became the mask she used to hide what she was really feeling.In this episode of Between Me and You, Layla shares the story behind her brand, Yeah, and how it was born out of some of the hardest moments of her life. She talks about being bullied at a young age, struggling with comparison and self-hate, and feeling like she did not know how to express what was really happening inside. Instead of telling the truth, she learned to simply say “yeah” and keep moving, even when she was hurting deeply.This conversation is honest, vulnerable, and important. Layla speaks candidly about depression at a young age, the pressure of trying to look okay when you are not, and the reality that mental health struggles do not skip people just because they are young. She also opens up about turning to weed and alcohol as a form of comfort, how those habits became a way to avoid what she was truly feeling, and why she had to confront what was really sitting at the root.We also talk about faith, community, boundaries, and what it looks like to keep fighting for your mind when healing is not instant. Layla shares practical things that have helped her maintain her mental health, from being mindful of what she consumes to going back to God, staying in the Word, and finding safe people who know how to listen without trying to fix everything. She is also honest about the fact that this is still a battle and that being in a better place does not mean the struggle has completely disappeared.This episode is for the teen, young adult, or even grown woman who has ever smiled through pain, struggled to say what they were really feeling, or felt pressure to look fine while battling silently. It is also for the person trying to figure out how to support someone they love through depression, addiction, or emotional heaviness with more compassion and wisdom.

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Samantha Mitchell shares her story of postpartum heart failure, open-heart surgery, heartbreak, faith, and learning how to keep living when everything changed.In this episode of Between Me and You, Samantha opens up about being diagnosed with postpartum cardiomyopathy after giving birth and what it has been like to live for years with severe heart failure. She shares the reality of raising children while fighting for her life, facing the possibility of transplant, and adjusting to a completely different version of everyday life than the one she expected.She also talks honestly about the emotional side of this journey. From panic attacks and depression to abandonment and heartbreak, Samantha shares what it felt like when the people around her could not carry the weight of what she was facing. She speaks candidly about the pain of someone she loved leaving when her sickness became real, how that affected the way she saw herself, and what it has taken to begin healing physically and emotionally at the same time.But this conversation is also full of faith. Samantha shares how God sustained her through surgery, what it looked like to trust Him when the miracle did not come in the way she expected, and how prayer, fasting, and dependence on God became her safe place. She also opens up about angelic encounters, spiritual sensitivity, and the ways her children have witnessed God’s hand in their family’s story.This episode is for anyone who has ever struggled to reconcile what God promised with what life looks like right now. It is for the person trying to hold on while their body is tired, their heart is heavy, and their faith is being tested in real time. Samantha’s story is a reminder that even when healing does not look the way you imagined, God can still be present, faithful, and deeply involved in every step.