Dear Tyla

God is a God that rewards. He sees. He rewards and is setting a beautiful table in your honour.

But what if the table God is preparing for you isn’t just about blessing — but about testifying? In this powerful episode, we explore the meaning behind God’s open display of favor — not hidden, not quiet, but right where the enemy can see. It's not about shaming others, but about revealing His goodness in undeniable ways.

Whether you've been overlooked, mocked, or misunderstood, this episode will stir your faith and remind you: God rewards, and He does it boldly — with purpose. There’s a reason your breakthrough is happening where it is.

Pull up a seat. The table is set. Let’s talk about Dining With The Enemy.

In this soul-stirring episode of the podcast, we dive into the beauty hidden in brokenness. Perfectly Broken reminds us that God is not repelled by our cracks—He’s drawn to them. He sees beyond the shattered pieces and lovingly mends, molds, and uses them for His glory.

Through raw reflections and powerful truth, we explore how being broken isn’t the end of the story but the very beginning of something sacred. God specializes in restoration. He doesn’t discard the damaged—He dwells with the hurting, heals the wounded, and brings purpose from pain.

Whether you’re feeling fractured, forgotten, or flawed, this episode is a gentle reminder: You are not disqualified. You are perfectly positioned for a divine comeback. God still uses broken vessels to pour out His greatest works.

In this powerful episode, we dive into the transformative principle of putting action behind your faith. "Prepare For Rain" challenges you to not just believe, but to live like what you believe is already on the way. Whether you're praying for breakthrough, waiting on a promise, or holding onto a vision, this message will inspire you to start building, moving, and preparing—just like the rain is coming. Faith without works is dead—but faith with action changes everything.

God values our service — our willingness to do, to give, to build. But what happens when our service replaces our fellowship with Him?

In this episode, we unpack The Martha Paradox — the internal conflict between serving God and sitting with Him. Martha wasn’t wrong for serving; her mistake was serving without first drawing from the presence of Jesus.

We explore the tension many believers face: pouring out without being filled, doing the work of God without anchoring ourselves in relationship with Him. God isn’t asking us to stop serving — He’s inviting us to serve from the place of intimacy, not in place of it.

✨ Before we move for God, let’s remember to meet with Him.

There’s a treasure inside you — gifts placed by God, full of potential and purpose. But too often, we’re caught longing for validation from people we esteem or those closest to us. We want them to see us, to cheer us on, to affirm our greatness.

But what about the ones already clapping for us? The ones who celebrate us without prompting? The ones who see value in us, effortlessly?

In this episode, we explore the powerful reminder to show up — not for applause or popularity, but for the people who already believe in who you are. Care for those who consider you a big deal. Sometimes, the greatest honour you can give your gift is to pour it into the spaces where it’s already appreciated.

✨ It’s time to stop chasing recognition and start showing up where you're already seen.

Ever been on a date and taken a picture of your significant other? Well it's one of the most thrilling experiences in life and many times you get to see things about the person that you've never seen. In life it's important that we get our view from people that love us and see us not as we are but all that we can be. Knowing that a typical human is flawed will lead us to find our identity through the lens of perfect love. In this episode we discuss the importance of seeing ourselves through the lens of God's Word

Have you ever read the story in scripture where Jesus explains how faith as a mustard seed can do a lot? Have you ever found yourself in a position where it sees your faith is way larger than a mustard seed but seemingly powerless? What if the problem is not the size of your faith but the quality. In this episode we discuss in more details the value of building faith