In this episode, we explore the moment the ego grows quiet, and the soul begins to speak – and how God responds with clarity, strength, and inner reversal.  Through Hannah’s prayer in 1 Samuel 2, we uncover how fear loses its power, old identities fall away, and a deeper “I Am” consciousness rises within. 

If you’re stepping out of old narratives and into God-aligned purpose, this episode will meet you exactly where you are. 

When the soul prays, power answers – and everything begins to change. 

The Goodbye Tour ends not with loss, but with resurrections.  In the conclusion of this three-part journey, every location becomes a step toward rebirth - moving through places tied to trauma, work, identity, survival, love, and closure, and witnessing how God turned each one into a place of release.  The final moments arrive at home, where surrender becomes identity, identity becomes rebirth, and the entire journey becomes a powerful inspiration for anyone walking their own healing path.  

Join me on the road as I revisit the places that shaped me - releasing old patterns, reclaiming identity, and hearing God in signs too precise to ignore.  The opening stops of the Goodbye Tour unfold through old patterns releasing, identity returning, grief rising to be healed, and divine messages that showed up with impossible precision.  Through perfectly timed songs and encounters that spoke straight to the heart, the journey reveals a simple truth: healing isn't random.  It's guided.  

There comes a moment when what God gave you is finally ready to stand - and you’re asked to let it go. Hannah’s story captures that sacred transition. This episode explores the courage of surrender, the symbolism of sacrifice, and the quiet activation that launched a powerful personal pilgrimage

Thanksgiving isn’t about perfection; it’s about presence, authenticity, and gratitude. It’s about rest and reflection. There’s no full episode this week but trust me- this calm before the storm matters. Because when we return on December 3rd, the "Goodbye Tour to My Past" officially begins. Expect big emotions, deep release, jaw-dropping moments, and God showing up in powerful ways. Buckle up… these next episodes are going to be a ride.

This episode is a sacred pause- a moment to recognize how God speaks through the details of our lives. Through a story of doubt, friendship, and divine synchronicity, we see what it means when heaven turns a simple text or song into a breadcrumb of love. Two souls. One conversation with God. Endless reassurance that we are never walking alone.

Every soul has a Hannah moment; a time when the outer life feels barren, and the only thing left to do is pour your heart out to God. In this episode, we uncover the mystery of spiritual conception: how silence births divine hearing, how surrender invites remembrance, and how faith turns emptiness into creation. Samuel isn’t just a child in Scripture, he’s what’s born in you when the divine meets your surrender.

In every one of us, there’s a Peninnah and a Hannah; the part that performs and the part that prays. One looks successful on the outside; the other feels barren within. And standing between them is Elkanah, the quiet, divine presence holding both in love. In this episode, I revisit the opening of the David story through Samuel’s beginning - not as history, but as a mirror of the inner life. This is where the noise of the outer world fades, the ache of the soul grows louder, and God invites us to listen. When the ego and the soul finally meet in the same house, transformation begins.

Pivoting isn’t easy - especially when it means letting go of everything familiar: beliefs, community, and even who you thought you were. In this episode, I talk about how God has been inviting me to pivot in every area of my life and how that’s led me to confront and begin healing from religious trauma. Together, we’ll explore what autonomy, faith, and freedom can look like when we move from fear to love. This isn’t a one-time story—it’s a continuing journey of relearning how to walk with God, with honesty, curiosity, and grace.

We're taking a small break and will be back on October 29th!