We live in a world that praises exhaustion and mistakes burnout for obedience. Somewhere along the way, many of us learned how to stay busy, stay strong, and keep pushing — even when our souls were depleted.

In this episode of ElevateHer Voice with Evangelist Kisha, we pause to ask an honest question: Why are we asking God for more when we haven’t rested from less?

This conversation is not about doing more — it’s about learning how to slow down, realign, and honor the pace God designed for us. Because God is not impressed by how much we carry, and He never asked us to prove our worth through exhaustion. Rest is not laziness. Rest is obedience.

In this episode, we explore:

✨ Why burnout is not a badge of honor
✨ How hustle culture can pull us out of alignment with God
✨ The difference between survival mode and faith-led living
✨ Why God sometimes withholds more as a form of protection
✨ Learning how to release guilt around rest

📖 Scripture Anchors:
Matthew 11:28–30 | Psalm 127:2 | Ecclesiastes 4:6

💬 Key Takeaway:
Before God expands you, He often restores you. Sometimes the breakthrough you’re praying for isn’t found in doing more, it’s found in resting, resetting, and trusting God’s pace.

If you’ve been feeling tired, overwhelmed, stretched thin, or quietly burned out, this episode is an invitation — not condemnation. An invitation to breathe, to pause, and to trust that rest is holy.

This episode is part of the Healing Forward series — faith-centered conversations for the woman who has survived, healed, and is learning how to show up differently.

Healing doesn’t erase who you are.
It reveals who you’ve always been.

In this episode, Healing Changed How You Show Up, Not Who You Are, we talk about the quiet but powerful shift that happens when you begin to heal. Not the kind of healing that makes you unrecognizable—but the kind that brings you back to yourself.

So often, when we heal, people say things like, “You’ve changed,” and they don’t always mean it as a compliment. What they’re really noticing is that you no longer over-explain, over-give, over-tolerate, or abandon yourself to keep the peace. You still have the same heart, the same compassion, the same calling—but your boundaries are stronger, your discernment is sharper, and your yes and no carry weight.

In this episode, we explore:
• Why healing often feels uncomfortable to people who benefited from your unhealed version
• The difference between being guarded and being wise
• How boundaries don’t make you cold—they make you clear
• Why healing changes your reactions, not your character
• How to release guilt when you stop showing up the way people expect
• What it looks like to honor yourself without hardening your heart

This conversation is about understanding that growth doesn’t require you to become someone else. It simply requires you to stop betraying yourself. Healing teaches you how to pause instead of react, to listen instead of rush, and to choose alignment over approval.

You didn’t lose your softness.
You didn’t lose your love.
You didn’t lose your faith.

You gained clarity.
You gained peace.
You gained yourself.

If you’ve ever questioned whether healing made you “different”…
If you’ve felt misunderstood because you no longer operate from survival mode…
If you’re learning how to be loving without being self-sacrificing—

This episode will remind you that healing didn’t change your identity.
It changed how you show up.

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Healing was never meant to be done alone.

In Becoming Her in Community, we talk about the power of God-ordained sisterhood and why true community is not competition, comparison, or quiet jealousy—it’s restoration. It’s safety. It’s accountability. And sometimes, it’s the very thing God uses to heal the parts of us we tried to survive in isolation.

Many women have been wounded in relationships—friendships that drained instead of poured, spaces where we felt unseen, unsupported, or betrayed. Those experiences can make us build walls and convince ourselves that we’re better off alone. But isolation is not strength. Independence is not the same as healing.

In this episode, we explore:
• Why community is a spiritual necessity, not a luxury
• The difference between proximity and alignment
• How God uses sisterhood to restore identity and confidence
• Why healthy community celebrates your growth instead of competing with it
• How to discern who belongs in your circle for this season
• What it means to show up whole, not performing or pretending

This conversation is about learning how to become her alongside other women—not shrinking, not proving, not comparing. It’s about releasing fear, laying down pride, and trusting God enough to let yourself be supported.

Real sisterhood doesn’t drain you.
It doesn’t silence you.
It doesn’t make you feel small.

A God-ordained community covers you in prayer, challenges you in love, and reminds you who you are when you forget.

If you’ve ever been hurt by friendships…
If you’ve pulled back because trusting again feels risky…
If you’re longing for connection that feels safe, aligned, and healing—

This episode is for you.

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This episode is for the woman who has spent years shrinking herself to make others comfortable.

In Becoming Unapologetic, we talk about what it really means to stop apologizing for who God created you to be. Not louder. Not harder. Not angrier. Just truer.

So many women—especially Black women—have been conditioned to silence their emotions, soften their strength, and carry the weight of everyone else while being labeled “too much” the moment we speak up. We’re praised for being strong, but punished when we’re honest. We’re expected to endure quietly, heal quickly, and keep showing up without ever taking up space.

In this episode, we unpack:
• Why being unapologetic is not arrogance—it’s obedience
• How people benefit from you staying small, silent, or agreeable
• The difference between confidence and defensiveness
• Why your emotions are not a flaw but a signal
• What it looks like to set boundaries without guilt
• How healing requires truth, not performance

This is a conversation about unlearning survival mode and choosing authenticity over approval. About releasing the need to explain yourself to people who were never meant to understand you. About giving yourself permission to be whole—soft and strong, gentle and firm, faithful and fearless.

Being unapologetic doesn’t mean you stop loving others.
It means you stop abandoning yourself.

If you’ve ever felt guilty for speaking your truth…
If you’ve ever been labeled difficult when you were simply honest…
If you’re ready to show up as the woman God healed—not the woman trauma shaped—

This episode is for you.

For so long, women have been taught that strength means being hard, guarded, or constantly in survival mode. But God designed women with both strength and softness — and one does not cancel out the other.

In this episode of ElevateHer Voice with Evangelist Kisha, we’re talking about Faith & Femininity — what it truly means to be a woman of God who is gentle, grounded, confident, and spiritually strong. This conversation is for the woman who has learned how to endure, but is now learning how to rest. The woman who has been strong for everyone else, but is ready to soften without feeling weak.

Femininity is not something to be ashamed of, hidden, or silenced. It is a divine design. Faith gives your femininity depth, discernment, and direction. When the two come together, you walk in grace, wisdom, and quiet authority.

In this heart-centered episode, we explore:

✨ Why softness is not weakness — it is spiritual maturity
✨ How faith allows you to release survival mode
✨ The balance between boundaries and gentleness
✨ Healing the parts of you that became hard out of necessity
✨ Embracing your God-given identity as a woman

📖 Scriptures Mentioned:
Proverbs 31:25 | 1 Peter 3:4 | Ruth 3:11

💬 Key Takeaway:
You don’t have to choose between being strong or being soft. God designed you to be both. When your faith anchors you, your femininity becomes a place of peace, power, and purpose.

This episode is part of the Becoming Her series — a journey of healing, identity, and spiritual growth. Tune in and allow God to restore the beauty of who you are, just as He intended.

Sis… at some point in your growth journey, you realize this truth:
You cannot become the woman God created you to be if you keep letting everyone have access to you.

In this episode of ElevateHer Voice with Ladie Kisha, we’re diving into one of the most important parts of becoming her: setting boundaries, protecting your peace, and honoring your growth.

Because becoming her isn’t just spiritual — it’s emotional, mental, and personal. And boundaries? They’re not walls… they’re wisdom.

In this heart-centered conversation, we talk about:

✨ Why boundaries are necessary for spiritual and emotional growth
✨ How saying “no” creates room for healing and purpose
✨ Why people who benefited from your lack of boundaries may struggle with your growth
✨ How to stop apologizing for protecting your peace
✨ The power of honoring your capacity, not your guilt

We also look at what God says about guarding your heart, walking in clarity, and choosing His approval over people-pleasing. Boundaries are not unkind — they are a form of love, for yourself and for others.

📖 Scriptures Mentioned:
Proverbs 4:23 | Matthew 5:37 | Galatians 1:10

💬 Key Takeaway:
You are becoming her — the healed, grounded, intentional version of yourself. And that version of you needs space, clarity, and peace. Boundaries are not optional in your becoming… they are essential.

Tune in and let’s walk this journey together — with grace, strength, and holy confidence.
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Before the world labeled you…
Before life broke you…
Before people doubted you…
God already saw who you truly were.

In this week’s episode of ElevateHer Voice with Evangelist Kisha, we’re stepping into a deeper truth:
You are not the woman your past tried to make you.
You are the woman God designed you to be.

This episode speaks to the woman who has questioned her worth, battled self-doubt, or struggled to see herself beyond mistakes, trauma, or disappointment. It’s a reminder that God’s view of you has never changed — even when your view of yourself did.

In this heartfelt, sister-to-sister conversation, we explore:
✨ Seeing yourself through Heaven’s eyes
✨ Breaking free from labels, shame, and old identities
✨ Embracing the version of you God always intended
✨ How healing begins with how you see YOU
✨ Scriptures that reaffirm your identity in Christ

📖 Scriptures Mentioned:
Jeremiah 1:5 | Psalm 139:14 | 2 Corinthians 5:17

💬 Key Takeaway:
When you look at yourself through God’s eyes, you step into confidence, clarity, and calling.
You become HER — the woman God always saw.

Tune in on 11/28 at 8AM MST — this one will speak to your spirit.
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What are you speaking over your life? Over your home? Over your mind, your future, your healing?
Because the truth is simple, sis… your words carry weight.

In this week’s episode of ElevateHer Voice with Evangelist Kisha, we’re talking about the power of the tongue and how the things you speak can either build you… or break you. You can pray for one thing but accidentally speak against the very blessing God is trying to release in your life.

This episode reminds you to shift your language, shift your atmosphere, and shift your expectations.
Because when you change what you say, you change what you see.

In this heart-to-heart we explore:
✨ Why your words shape your faith, feelings, and future
✨ How to stop speaking from frustration and start speaking from faith
✨ The way negative self-talk delays blessings
✨ How to declare God’s truth even when life feels heavy
✨ Practical ways to speak life daily — over yourself and those connected to you

📖 Scriptures Mentioned:
Proverbs 18:21 | Mark 11:23 | James 3:9–10

💬 Key Takeaway:
Your mouth is a tool of creation. Speak life until you see life.
Even in struggle. Even in transition. Even when you don’t feel it yet.

Tune in on 11/21 — because this episode will shift your perspective, your language, and your spirit.

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What if the problem isn’t what you’re looking at — it’s how you’re looking at it?

In this week’s episode of ElevateHer Voice with Evangelist Kisha, we’re diving into The Power of Perspective. Because sis, two people can go through the same situation, experience the same struggle, or face the same storm — but the way they see it determines how they survive it. 💭

Perspective is powerful. It’s the difference between asking, “Why is this happening to me?” and declaring, “God, what are You showing me through this?” When you shift your focus, your faith expands, your peace deepens, and your attitude transforms. What you choose to see determines what you allow to grow.

Sometimes God doesn’t change the situation — He changes you through the situation. And when you learn to look through His eyes, even your pain begins to look like purpose. 🌸

In this heart-to-heart episode, we’ll talk about:
✨ How your outlook shapes your outcome
✨ Seeing the lesson instead of just the loss
✨ Trusting God’s higher view when life feels unclear
✨ Practical ways to shift from frustration to faith
✨ Scriptures to realign your vision and renew your peace

📖 Scriptures Mentioned:
Romans 8:28 | Isaiah 55:8–9 | 2 Corinthians 4:18

💬 Key Takeaway:
Change the way you look at it — and what you look at will begin to change. It’s not about pretending everything is perfect; it’s about finding purpose in the process.

🎧 Tune in to ElevateHer Voice with Evangelist Kisha — where we rise in faith, walk in purpose, and speak life with power.

Today, I center my heart and quiet my mind. I am grounded in faith, not led by feelings.
My emotions do not define me — God’s promises sustain me.
I choose peace, purpose, and patience as I walk by faith and not by sight.

Sometimes your heart says one thing, your mind says another, and God says, “Be still.” This week on ElevateHer Voice with Evangelist Kisha, we’re getting real about what happens when emotions try to take control. Because let’s be honest — those feelings can talk loud, but faith always tells the truth.

Feelings fluctuate, but faith remains firm. When life gets heavy, your emotions might scream louder, but your faith whispers, trust Me. And that whisper? That’s where peace lives. 💕

In this episode, Kisha reminds us that feelings are temporary, but God’s promises are eternal. You’ll learn how to silence emotional noise, strengthen your faith walk, and find peace even when things don’t make sense.

📖 Scriptures Mentioned:
2 Corinthians 5:7 | Psalm 46:10 | Hebrews 11:1

✨ Key Takeaway:
Faith isn’t about ignoring your feelings — it’s about anchoring your soul in God when those feelings try to drift you away.