As Christians we come across these times in our lives where we feel as though God has completely abandoned us, like he wants nothing to do with us anymore. As humans it’s only normal for us to resort to the only feeling we know when abandoned, anger, sadness disappointment... All of which only leads to us doubting not only ourselves but the existence of God, or for most like myself.. knowing he’s real and “not doing anything” only makes me feel as though ... he has to be fake. This episode is meant to help you understand why that’s not the case

Hey guyssss,I’m back. New title New mindset lol. Jk. In today’s episode I introduce the idea that the quarantine just might be a new way for us to reconnect with ourself and find who we’re suppose to be. I also share some advice on starting new things.

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Based on the episode “Pace of grace” from the well known Transformation church, this episode gives an insight on what it means to move at the pace that God has instilled for us individually and what the risks are if we do not follow the path intended for us at the time intended for us.

God speaks to his children in many ways. The corona virus just might be another way of doing so. Find out how in today’s episode.

It’s in our nature to worry about things that we fear may not go our way. However how important is it to our health that we at times take a seat and simply lay back?

Find out on today’s episode why we shouldn’t walk in into a situation with expectations.

2020 has been a year of a lot of losses of people we held dear to our hearts. What does this then mean for us and the way we been living our lives ?

Are Christians In fact crazy for believing in God ir is it possible that our very being really does come from a higher power? Expose yourself to a new perspective on The Hot topic on today’s episode of “From me to you”.

How serious can we really take the friendship that comes into our lives if we were taught to believe friends come and go ? Can we really set expectations on how our friendships will look in the future