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What do you do when the world feels upside down—loud, chaotic, and full of pressure—and you feel that lion in your lungs saying, “I can’t keep living halfway anymore”?

If you’ve walked through divorce, that fire can feel complicated. Divorce doesn’t just end a marriage—it can shake your identity, your faith, and even your connection to God. I know, because I’ve been there.

In this episode, I’m sharing how to reconnect with God in the middle of two storms: the noise of the world and the chaos of your own story. We’ll cover:

✨ Heart posture: what it means and how to realign yours so you stop walking as a victim of divorce and start walking as a daughter of God.

✨ Creating space to hear Him: why God won’t compete with the noise of your life—and how to actually feel His voice again.

✨ Carrying your cross: why divorce isn’t the end of your story, but the refinement that activates your comeback.

This isn’t about perfection, checklists, or saying the “right” prayer. It’s about presence, posture, and letting your story become the foundation for the woman God already knows you are.

By the end, you’ll have real, practical ways to anchor back into God, shift out of shame, and walk with the kind of presence that says: I’m not broken. I’m not behind. I’m not done.

If you’ve been feeling that roar rising up inside you, this one’s for you. Hearts open—let’s go.

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