The world runs on fear—fear of failure, fear of the future, fear of not being enough. But what if we’ve been fearing the wrong thing all along?

Fear what is a faith-driven conversation about putting fear back where it belongs: in awe of God, not in panic over life. Because real fear—the fear of God—isn’t about being scared, it’s about being grounded. It’s about recognizing His power, His authority, and what He can do that no one else can.

This episode challenges the noise of everyday fear and calls us to live bold, anchored, and unshaken—rooted in reverence, not anxiety. When fear is placed in the right hands, faith takes over.

Living with the Heart of Christ, what does it really mean to be selfish—and what does it look like to live selflessly? In this episode, we explore the difference between a life centered on self and a life rooted in love. The Bible warns us against selfishness, which leads to pride, disobedience, and neglect of others. But it also calls us to something greater: selflessness—reflecting the heart of Jesus, who laid down His life for us (John 15:13).

Tune in as we unpack how living selflessly isn’t weakness—it’s love in action. It’s living like Jesus.

Let go of the control, surrender to God. Romans 8:28 all things work together for good because God says so! Stand on that Truth Club, good is on the way!

Truth Club, it has been awhile! But I am back, summer slowly coming to an end truly and new things are among me! Change is okay, God will always make things work together for His good! Tune in for a little life update :) More to come!

In this episode of The Secret Place, we dive into the transformative power of prayer. More than just a way to seek change, prayer shapes and changes us. Whether short or long, simple or heartfelt, every prayer matters—because God hears it. And since He is always present, prayer isn’t confined to a church or quiet room. It can happen anywhere: at home, in the car, or even walking down the street. Give God a chance—commune with Him through prayer.

We all are striving for a better walk with Christ, trying to become a better person and sometimes we have to take steps we do not want to take, let honesty be a step you always take and not second guess that step. Your voice and honest matters.

Let's explore the depth, beauty, and transformative power of Agape love — the highest form of love that gives without expecting in return. Rooted in divine truth, this podcast dives into what it means to love selflessly, spiritually, and unconditionally in a world often driven by conditions. Biblical insights, personal stories, and reflections that challenge, inspire, and encourage us to embody Agape love — in our faith, relationships, communities, and everyday lives. Whether you're on a journey of healing, spiritual growth, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of true love, you're in the right place. Let’s walk in love — together.

Motherhood is beautiful — but let’s be honest, it’s also stretching. Between diaper changes, school runs, and late-night snuggles, it’s easy to lose sight of the woman behind the mom title. Raising Them & Me is about what it means to pour into our children while also learning to pour back into ourselves and close ones. It's about balance, presence, and intentionality — not perfection. Join me as I navigate how to divide my time with grace, be fully present for my little ones, and stay mindful of the woman I’m still becoming. Because while I’m raising them, I’m also raising me.

So many of us know what it feels like to run — not just from our problems, but from God Himself. Whether it's fear, shame, rebellion, or simply the desire to be in control, we often find ourselves drifting, avoiding, and resisting the very One who offers healing, purpose, and peace. Running From God to God is a space for honest conversations about the ways we run, how it hinders our growth, and why the only true freedom comes when we surrender and run to Him instead. This podcast is for the wanderers, the weary, and the ones who are ready to come home. Let’s walk — or run — back to God, together.

It’s been a while, so here’s a glimpse into what I’ve discovered about myself and my surroundings — and where I’m headed next.