Welcome to the inaugural episode of "Christ Talks with Carléta," where faith meets conversation! In this uplifting episode titled "Handpicked by God: The Impact of Being Chosen," Carléta dives deep into the profound significance of being selected by God for a divine purpose. With a heart full of love for Jesus, she shares her insights on scripture, particularly from Isaiah and Jeremiah, emphasizing that we are not here by accident but are intentionally chosen by our Creator.

Join Carléta as she reads and breaks down key biblical passages, offering encouragement and wisdom for those facing life's challenges. Through heartfelt prayers and reflections, she reminds us of God's unwavering presence and support in our lives. This episode is perfect for anyone seeking to strengthen their faith and understand the power of being chosen by God.

Tune in for a blend of scripture, personal anecdotes, and a song of the week that will inspire and uplift your spirit.

Quick little information packed update about where I've been and some big changes coming to the podcast.

Navigating through a break up can be brutal, but what hurts the most is the impact it has on you right after. Slowly navigating through so many emotions and wondering where the pieces of you drifted off to. The process can sometimes feel like you're grieving. It can be scary, and it can be hard but it is a vital process that we must go through in order to heal. So please join me as I take you through my recovery process to reclaim myself...

As we close the final chapter in the Patrick Trilogy we discus the irony of break ups, being okay with not being okay and becoming great in the end of the lessons we learned.

This poem highlights what remained of my heart after it was crushed. When you go through heartbreak how do you cope? What do you feel, and how hard was it to recover? 

Welcome to my podcast, I will be getting into some behind the lines and reasons why my poems came to be. In this episode I will be diving deep into one of the first poems that I've ever written at the tender age of 15.