Faith In Between

Why is it so hard in today’s world to just be… ourselves?Today, I was over it.I pressed record and decided to let the Holy Spirit do the rest.What started as, “I’m forgetting everything I had planned,” turned into one of the most genuine conversations I’ve had on this podcast. Instead of stopping to fix it, I just talked with you.Somewhere along the way, God led me exactly where I had hoped this episode would go all along.Go figure. 😊When I finally stopped getting in the way of what God was asking me to do, He reminded me that I don’t have to sound like anyone else. I don’t have to share my faith like everyone else. I simply have to be faithful with the way He created me.Join me for a real, honest conversation about perfectionism, comparison, sharing Jesus through relationships, and what happened when I finally gave myself permission to just be myself.I truly believe God was leading this conversation, and I hope it encourages you to embrace the unique way He created you, too. 💕

Today on the podcast, we’re talking about faith in marriage when your beliefs are different. As a Christian woman with a husband who isn’t a believer, I know this can come with real challenges. This episode isn’t about telling you the right or wrong way to walk it out, but about encouragement, comfort, and remembering that we can love, pray, and live faithfully while trusting God with what only He can do.

If you’re new here, welcome girl!

I’m not sure if this show found you or if you found it, but either way, you’re here — and I’m so glad you are.

Faith In Between has been a long-running show, but this season feels like something new. Around here, we talk about the journey of growing, learning, healing, trusting God, and walking through real life with faith — the good, the hard, and everything else that happens in between.

I’m Ui, a local girl from the island of Oʻahu who loves God, loves people, and believes there is purpose in the relationships, seasons, and stories God allows us to walk through.

I believe you landed here for a reason, and whatever that reason may be, I pray this space blesses you, encourages you, and reminds you that God is with you in the in-between.

Thanks for stopping by. I’ll see you on the show.

Mahalo,
Ui Kumuhone

After my last episode, Growth in the Wilderness, I realized God was still walking me through something deeper.

I was praying for change in my marriage and in the things around me, but God started showing me the places in my own heart that needed His attention too. Through Proverbs 18 and Psalm 51:10–13, He began revealing how much I was allowing hurt, old patterns, and my emotions to lead me in the middle of it.

This episode is an honest conversation about marriage, healing, reacting from pain, and learning that sometimes when we ask God to change the situation, He lovingly starts by working in us.

My prayer is that this encourages you to ask God not only to move in what you’re facing, but to show you what He wants to renew in you while you walk through it.

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Mahalo for listening, for sharing, and for being here in the in-between. 🤍

Marriage, while walking through a wilderness season, is not easy.

In my last episode, I briefly touched on my marriage and shared that I would come back to it—and here we are. In this episode, I’m going a little deeper into what it’s been like navigating my marriage during this wilderness season, and what’s been happening in my heart as I continue to walk with God through it.

This season has been stretching, refining, and honestly… uncomfortable. But in the middle of it, I’m starting to see how God is working—not just in my marriage, but in me.

If you’re walking through a hard season in your relationship—or even just within yourself—I hope this episode reminds you that growth can still happen here, even in the wilderness.

Today’s conversation is rooted in learning to trust God, be honest about where we are, and allow Him to do the work in us first.

Let’s walk through it together. 🤍

Hey… I’m back.

After a long, unexpected break—I know—but I’m coming back with a bolder heart to share what God has been doing in my life.

Today we’re talking about the truest kind of “in-between” season… the wilderness. There’s so much I could say, but this episode is really just easing back in—catching you up and letting you in on what this season has been like for me.

Podcasting, obedience, and the wilderness… yeah, the wilderness. I’m tired, I’m exhausted—but I’m choosing to show up in obedience to God. So come along with me, and let’s walk this out together.

Today’s scripture comes from Psalm 51:10–13, and if I’m being honest, it’s one that I feel is going to frame the rest of this wilderness season for me:

“Create in me a clean heart, O God.
Renew a loyal spirit within me.
Do not banish me from your presence,
and don’t take your Holy Spirit from me.
Restore to me the joy of your salvation,
and make me willing to obey you.
Then I will teach your ways to rebels,
and they will return to you.”

Go read this, reflect on it, and keep it close as we continue walking through this wilderness season together.

Mahalo,
Ui 🤍

ChatGPT is everywhere right now. Some people see it as incredibly helpful and productive. Others see it as dangerous or something Christians should avoid completely.

So what do we do with that tension?

If you’ve felt curious but uneasy… helped but conflicted… you’re not alone. I’ve wrestled with that push and pull too.

In this episode, I’m sharing my honest experience with using ChatGPT — what I use it for, where I draw boundaries, and what this whole conversation revealed about fear, discernment, and authenticity in my own life.

This isn’t a verdict. It’s a wrestle.

Episode 3: Using ChatGPT as a Christian (My Honest Wrestling)

In this episode of Faith In Between, I’m talking about prayer — not as a performance, but as a conversation.

Psalm 27 reminds us that God isn’t waiting for the perfect words. He’s inviting us to come talk with Him.

If you’ve ever felt unsure how to pray, avoided prayer altogether, or felt like you needed to “get it right,” this episode is for you .

We’ll sit with Psalm 27:8, Psalm 28:7, and Psalm 27:13–14, and I’ll pray with you at the end — right where you are.

You don’t have to have it all figured out. Just come.

Let’s stay connected 🤍

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What do you do when God gently leads you back to something you once laid down?

In this first episode of Faith in Between, I share about returning — not out of failure or shame, but out of obedience and better timing. Anchored in Hosea 2:15, we talk about how God meets us in the valley and turns places of trouble into gateways of hope.

Sometimes walking away isn’t the end of the story. Sometimes it’s preparation. Sometimes it’s mercy. And sometimes, God asks us to pick something back up — not because we weren’t faithful before, but because now we’re ready.

This episode is for anyone who feels the tug to return… and is wondering if it’s okay to say yes.

Text the show! The link’s in the episode notes — let’s talk story

This year’s birthday carried a kind of beauty and healing I never expected. Just three days before turning 33, I lost my grandma — and with her passing, God began to reveal something deep in my heart. For years, my birthdays were wrapped in disappointment. I often gave others the power to determine how special I felt, expecting them to celebrate me the way I celebrated them. And when that didn’t happen, bitterness settled in.

But this year, everything shifted. In those three days of grief and reflection, God spoke three things to me:

1️⃣ I’m allowed to make myself happy — it’s not anyone else’s job to do that for me.

2️⃣ Jesus rose on the third day.

3️⃣ Proverbs 14:10 — “Each heart knows its own bitterness, and no one else can fully share its joy.”

What started as a painful week turned into a resurrection moment — the death of my old self and the beginning of something new. At 33, I see how God used loss, healing, and revelation to bring me into freedom and joy that only He can give.

Join me as I share what it means to let go of bitterness, embrace personal joy, and celebrate the quiet resurrection God can bring in our hearts.

Mahalo for joining me today and for letting me share this space with you. Let’s keep walking in faith and aloha, together.

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I would love to connect with you!

If you would like to be a guest on the show email me [email protected] I would love to have you on and talk about how God is working in your life.

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Come as you are. Grow as He leads. Walk in aloha.

<3 Ui.