Devo Divas

We tackle some of the questions brought up in the teen class during our week of Maywood Christian Camp. How can I be confident in my faith? How do I overcome self-hate? What do I do when others make me feel worthless?

Being blunt and straightforward with people is a double edged sword. People trust your opinion but sometimes you can hurt the feelings of others.

Being a perfectionist is often seen as a positive trait. But what if it goes too far? If you have this trait, how can you keep it in check before you become controlling?

New segment! Have you missed our Monday Motivations? Savanna brings some wise words (maybe) for our Wednesday.

This episode is all about our social interactions and how we process our thoughts. Are you the type to overthink every possible scenario to the point it can hold you back? Are you the type to not think things through and possibly end up regretting things? God gave us these traits, they each come with bad and good. How can you train yourself to use this for good?

We introduce our new series on the personality traits, characteristics, talents, and situations that God gives us. How do you approach these? How do you find the line between being obnoxiously arrogant and doormat humble?

In this episode, we recap our recent Young Adults Retreat. We learned a lot about how to handle struggles and change the perspective.

Anita Watkins joins us to talk about her 38 years of marriage! You may not be thinking about being a wife yet, but it’s never too early to begin those good habits that can help you become a Godly wife someday!

We have a full studio this week with special guests Kaylie Hendrix and Pelageya Tikhomirova (or Pola). We discuss the importance of friendship and how they change through life.

Kim McFall is someone the 3 of us consider a mentor. She joins us to discuss her mentoring roles and how she has been mentored. Titus 2:3-5 tells us that as we grow in age and spirituality, we are to teach/mentor those younger than us. If you need help finding a mentor, look at the women in your church, your teachers, coaches, or other women you admire and trust.