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For three weeks, there was silence.
No podcast uploads. No updates. Just life unfolding in ways I didn’t expect.
In this deeply personal episode, I share what the last few weeks in Malawi have honestly looked like — the distractions, the friendships, the unexpected joy, and the quiet realization that this place has started to feel like home.
From early mornings in Zomba watching the sunrise with my Bible and hot tea… to building meaningful relationships with people from all over the world… to wrestling with the thought of eventually leaving Malawi behind — this season has stretched my heart in ways I never anticipated.
I talk about:
• The emotional shift of finally adjusting to life in a new country
• Why community has become so important to me here
• The inner tension of loving Malawi while knowing God still has purpose for me back home
• What God taught me during a peaceful trip to Zomba
• Why solitude with the Lord has become essential for me spiritually and emotionally
This episode feels less like a polished update and more like a voice memo from my heart.
And honestly? I think those are sometimes the most important conversations.
🎧 Podcast Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Rv0kBD1Mojdr87g3AbcPy
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What happens when comfort is removed… and gratitude has to be learned in real time?
In this episode, Lynn Pierre shares a raw, unfiltered update from life in Malawi—where power outages, water scarcity, and missionary living have become the backdrop for a deeper spiritual awakening.
From leading Bible studies in Philippians with local staff, to navigating vulnerability in a new community of older women in faith, to reflecting on Redeeming Love and the relentless pursuit of God’s love—this episode pulls you into a season of stretching, surrender, and spiritual re-alignment.
Lynn also opens up about what it feels like to be “the young one in the room,” the unexpected gift of being mentored, and how everyday discomfort is reshaping her understanding of gratitude, identity, and dependence on God.
If you’ve ever felt out of place, stretched beyond comfort, or quietly transformed in a season you didn’t plan—this conversation will meet you there.
#FaithJourney #ChristianPodcast #SpiritualGrowth #MissionLife #Gratitude
This wasn’t just an Easter… it was a reset.
Spending Easter in Malawi—away from family for the first time—brought unexpected joy, deep worship, and a powerful moment of clarity.
From a beautiful church service filled with music and celebration… to an intimate 90-minute worship session that felt like a personal gift from God… this experience was unforgettable.
But the real breakthrough?
A hard realization:
Being busy around good people… isn’t the same as being close to God.
In this episode, we unpack:
• What happens when you slowly lose spiritual focus
• Why “just reading your Bible” might not be enough
• The conviction behind James 3 and the power of your words
• How God uses moments like Easter to realign your purpose
This is about more than Easter.
It’s about getting back on mission.
#Faith #ChristianPodcast #SpiritualGrowth #PurposeDriven
Most people talk about faith.
But very few are forced to live it.
In this episode, M shares what it’s really like to step into the unknown—alone, uncomfortable, and far from everything familiar.
The first two weeks in Malawi were not easy.
New culture. New environment. No family. No routine.
But then something shifted.
Through worship, community, and unexpected moments—God began to reveal something deeper:
Not just His presence…
But His love.
From standing at Lake Malawi…
To dancing with children in a village…
To hearing the message of the “Confrontational King”…
This episode is about what happens when discomfort turns into clarity.
And when you stop focusing on what you’ve lost…
And start seeing what you’ve been given.
If you’ve ever questioned where God is in the middle of change—
This episode will challenge you.
#FaithOverFear #ChristianGrowth #GratitudeShift #MissionLife #GodsPlan
You think you’re ready… until everything changes.
New country.
New culture.
No family.
No familiarity.
And suddenly… you’re face-to-face with yourself.
In this episode, I share the real, unfiltered truth about my first two weeks in Malawi — the anxiety I didn’t expect, the fear I couldn’t ignore, and the moment everything began to shift.
Because in the middle of uncertainty… one truth grounded me:
“He knows.”
This is a conversation about faith under pressure, identity in isolation, and what happens when God strips away everything familiar… so you can finally see Him clearly.
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She Left Home To Follow God… And Her First Day Was Harder Than She Expected
What happens when faith takes you somewhere far from home?
In this deeply personal episode, Jeanelle shares the honest story of arriving in Malawi for the first time. The excitement of answering God’s call quickly collided with the reality of distance, exhaustion, culture, and the emotional weight of leaving family behind.
Her first day was filled with powerful moments—chapel with students from around the world, walking through classrooms filled with children from multiple nations, and beginning the first steps of what will become months of service.
But behind the excitement was something many missionaries rarely talk about:
Loneliness.
Uncertainty.
And the quiet battle of the mind.
In this episode you’ll hear:
• What it actually feels like to land in a new country alone
• The emotional reality of the first 24 hours on the mission field
• Why fixing your mind on Christ becomes essential when everything feels unfamiliar
• The beauty of seeing many cultures worship and learn together
• How faith carries you when your heart misses home
Jeanelle’s story is a reminder that following God often leads us far outside our comfort zones—but never outside His presence.
If you’ve ever wondered what the beginning of a mission journey really looks like, this episode will give you an honest and encouraging glimpse.
Stay connected for more updates from Malawi.
Four Days Before Malawi… And I Almost Gave Up.
Four days before leaving for Malawi, the pressure hit.
Last-minute responsibilities. Heavy thoughts. Spiritual warfare that felt personal.
And for the first time, the question surfaced:
“Maybe it’s time to quit.”
In this vulnerable weekly update, Jeanelle shares the real battle behind preparing for missions — the mental resistance, the spiritual opposition, and the scripture that carried her through.
From 2 Thessalonians 3:13 —
“Do not grow weary in doing good.”
To 1 Timothy 1:18 —
“Engage in the battle.”
This isn’t just about a trip.
It’s about learning how to fight when your mind tells you to stop.
If you’ve ever felt opposition right before stepping into something God called you to… this episode is for you.
What do you do when God asks you to pause the “normal” path—and say yes to something unknown?
In this episode, I share the heart behind my decision to move to Malawi for several months and what the Lord has placed on my heart while I’m there. From serving elementary students in a Christ-centered school, to walking closely with young women through worship nights, Bible studies, and honest conversations about faith, integrity, and relationships—this journey isn’t about a short mission trip. It’s about presence.
I talk openly about the weight of going alone, stepping into a new culture and language, and choosing obedience over comfort. This is not about being a savior—it’s about being faithful. Living life alongside the people God has called me to love, listen to, learn from, and walk with.
If you’ve ever felt called to something that doesn’t fit the expected timeline of college, career, or comfort… this episode is for you.
I also share how you can pray, partner, and walk with me as God works in Malawi—because He’s moving there just as powerfully as He is here.
Love you, family. Thank you for being part of this journey.
How You Can Be Part of This
🙏 Pray
Ask the Lord how He wants you to engage. Pray for protection, wisdom, humility, and deep relationship-building.
🤝 Give
Your financial support directly sustains this mission and makes it possible for me to stay, serve, and walk faithfully in Malawi.
📩 Connect
If you’d like to hear more of my story or understand how this journey is unfolding, I would love to connect with you personally.
In this episode, I share an honest update on the season God has me in right now. After returning from Costa Rica, I believed the Lord was opening the door for a long-term mission in Malawi. I prayed, prepared, and began the process—trusting Him with each step.
While the timeline has not unfolded the way I expected, this season has become one of deep surrender, prayer, and trust. God has been using the waiting to refine my faith, reshape my heart, and teach me what it truly means to depend on Him—whether He sends me or keeps me where I am.
This episode isn’t about asking for anything. It’s about sharing what God is doing in me, how He’s teaching me to release control, and how I’m learning to walk in freedom and obedience one day at a time.
Thank you for praying, supporting, and walking alongside me in this journey.
In this episode, Jeanelle shares her deeply personal reflections from the final two weeks of her mission trip in Costa Rica. From studying Romans and serving in worship, to emotional goodbyes, baptisms, and graduation, she opens up about the ways God has shaped her heart, stretched her faith, and taught her the beauty of community. This is more than a travel journal—it’s a testimony of how God meets us in the dry places and fills us with living water.
Timestamps:
00:00 Psalm 63: A Prayer of Hunger
01:45 Studying Romans with New Eyes
04:22 Port Church and Leading Worship
07:00 The Hike, The Waterfall, The Conversations
09:50 Writing 37 Letters from the Heart
13:10 Baptisms, Beauty, and the Book of Romans
16:45 Graduation, Selina’s Speech, and the Spirit’s Gift
20:50 Dance Party and Saying Goodbye
22:40 What Comes Next…
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