🎙️ Bible Is Tea Podcast
Episode 1: Girl, Do You Remember Who You Are?
Welcome to the first episode of our July series:
Girl, Do You Remember?: Relationships & Our Position in Them.
Have you ever looked in the mirror and almost forgotten who you were?
This episode was born from a real moment with God.
After a difficult interaction left me questioning myself for just a moment, I stood in front of a mirror and heard one question in my spirit:
“Girl… do you remember?”
What followed wasn’t condemnation—it was remembrance.
God reminded me of every battle He had already brought me through, every closed door that protected me, every prayer He answered, every lesson I survived, and every part of my identity that had become buried beneath life’s disappointments.
In this episode, we’re talking about the difference between remembering and reliving.
A testimony points us back to God’s faithfulness.
Reliving keeps us attached to pain God has already begun healing.
We’ll explore why Jesus’ words in John 10:10 speak not only to the abundant life He offers, but also to the subtle ways the enemy tries to steal our identity, our peace, and our remembrance.
We’ll also discuss why our God’s Daughters “Girl, Do You Remember?” Fast is more than a fast—it’s an invitation to let God restore our identity, reignite our zeal, and reposition us in every relationship.
Because when we remember who we are…
We stop settling.
We stop shrinking.
We stop repeating old cycles.
We begin walking in the position God has already prepared for us.
So grab your favorite cup of tea…
Let’s remember together.
In this episode:
• The story behind “Girl, Do You Remember?”
• Why we’re fasting
• John:10 and what the enemy tries to steal
• Remembering vs. Reliving
• Breaking unconscious cycles
• Reigniting your zeal
• Relationships & Our Position in Them
• A mirror challenge that could change the way you see yourself
✨ Journal Prompt:
Stand in front of a mirror this week and ask yourself:
“Girl… do you remember?”
Then let God remind you.
🎙️ Bible Is Tea
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