In this episode Prophetess Josephine Enumah explores how your first instinct can be a spirit-led confirmation from God and why second-guessing often comes from past trauma and the enemy's whispers. She shares personal examples, practical insights, and a prayer to restore confidence in your decisions.

Listen to be encouraged to trust the initial peace and clarity God gives, stop overthinking blessings, and begin walking boldly in the choices He confirms.

Josephine Enumah shares a heartfelt testimony of grief and healing, showing how wonder can be reclaimed after loss by noticing God in everyday moments.

She offers practical, faith-filled steps, including prayer, daily 'tiny wonders,' wonder walks, play, and simple rituals, to transform the ordinary into the sacred and rediscover joy, purpose, and identity.

Have you ever noticed how much pressure you carry without realising it? In this short episode a small act—letting hair down—becomes a prophetic symbol of surrender and rest. Drawing on Matthew 11:28, the speaker invites listeners to notice where they’re tied up too tightly and try a practical step: literally or figuratively loosen shoulders, unclench the jaw, breathe, and pray for God’s rest. The episode encourages simple, spiritual practices that release tension and deepen trust in God.

Josephine shares a raw, honest reflection after an unexpected, unexplained loss and the shock of unanswered questions.

She describes wrestling with doubt, leaning into small daily acts, and learning to trust God’s heart even without understanding the reasons.

The episode closes with a short prayer, a simple gratitude exercise, and an encouragement to keep showing up for life and share the message with others.

Josephine Enumah reflects on recent high-profile losses and the way courage and faith continue to speak through those who remain.

She shares personal grief, biblical perspective, and simple reminders to remember last words, redefine legacy, and live courageously so others are encouraged to keep believing.

Prophetess Josephine Enumah reflects on turning 40, wrestling with unmet expectations, and discovering that God calls this season fulfillment, not failure.

She guides listeners through a prayerful exercise to dream boldly with God, write a 10-year vision, and speak declarations of restoration and fruitfulness over their lives.

The episode closes with a public declaration, invitation to share testimonies, and hope that the next decade will be marked by joy, provision, and God’s faithfulness.

A widowed mother shares the honest weight of parenting after loss — juggling an extrovert, an introvert, and a newborn while running on little sleep. She opens up about feeling overwhelmed, the unseen grief of everyday mothering, and the comfort she finds in scripture and prayer.

This episode offers encouragement to grieving and single parents, emphasizing presence over perfection, the power of God’s grace, and practical hope for moving forward. Join her as she leans on faith to keep showing up for her children.

This episode explores mothering after loss, the unexpected struggles of starting over, and how God's grace sustains us through sleepless nights, messy days, and deep sorrow.

Through personal testimony and scripture (2 Corinthians 12:9, Psalm 34:18, Philippians 1:6), we discuss honest faith, practical challenges, and prayers that hold us when the world moves on.

Hello beautiful family. Welcome back to I Am Fruitful podcast. It's your host, Josephine Enumah, and today's episode is one that I didn't plan to share, but I know someone out there needs to hear this

Anniversaries are often moments of joy and celebration—until loss rewrites their meaning. In this tender episode, Josephine Enumah opens up about the complex emotions surrounding what would have been her late husband's wedding anniversary.

Through personal reflection, biblical truth, and healing insights, she explores how grief doesn’t erase love—but transforms how we honor it.

Whether you're facing your first anniversary without a loved one, or you're years into the journey, this episode offers comfort, faith-filled encouragement, and a new way to see what once was a day of celebration.

In this episode, we explore:

You are not alone. You are seen. And you are still fruitful—even in the ache.