Step into a space where inspiration meets transformation.

Into The Garden and Prophetess Paula Farlin invites you to embrace the beauty of living life one moment at a time. In this empowering journey, Prophetess Paula looks into the deeper meaning of the word Flourish—not just existing, but thriving, growing, and finding fulfillment in every season of life.

You might have questions such as: What is my purpose? What does it truly mean to flourish? How do we rise above challenges and step into the abundant life designed for us? Then you have got to step into the garden and be tuned into our latest episode to be encouraged as Prophetess Paula breaks it all down, guiding us with wisdom, faith, and the tools we need to live intentionally.

Tune in and discover insights and pearls of wisdom that uplift, challenge, and inspire. Because your moment to flourish is now!

Bearing in mind each one of our journey's our unique and should not be compared but admired.

Thank you for tuning in and being brave. May you continue to have an amazing week leading up to Good Friday and Easter.

From all of us at Into The Garden Happy Easter and take care.

Shalom

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Doesn't God have a unique and profound way of getting his message across to you or me? He could use a person, his word, through a song, or something that catches your attention be it a newspaper article or a phone call.

Well, I got confirmation of what I was asking God for in 2025 by just listening to Elder Angela today. Her words echoed and my spirit was lifted.

“Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” Proverbs 3:5-6 (NIV)This live episode might just be the spark to get you going. Elder Angela not only backs this up with scriptures but with some tips too. Give your plans to God be it long term or short term and ask Him through all stages of planning, layouts and strategies to assist you.

I came across this and this stuck with me a quote - True wisdom does not come from knowledge or power. It comes from God alone.

As we are already in the fourth month, it's not too late to put your plans to paper and into action. Ask God to lead you. Pray it through. Activate and watch God do. I remember my late mom use to say - If at first you don't succeed, dust yourself off and try another way again.

Ask the Spirit of the Lord to lead and advise you. Present your plans to the Lord, in order for it to succeed. Should you detour, or things don't work out as you planned, ask God where it went wrong and repent for not including Him in all of your decision planning.

Lean not on your own understanding but lean into the activity that God wishes the vision to be. With God's vision comes Provision.

Thank you for tuning in to our live edition and may God bless you.

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Today, we embrace a journey of healing through the power of forgiveness, rooted in the timeless wisdom of Luke 23:34: “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.”

Now what does the Healing Power of Forgiveness have to do with wholeness and soul wellness? Well, everything. It helps letting go of ill, negative feelings buried, suppressed until bursting out in aches and pains because we hold back.

Our bodies have the tendencies to let us know well in advance whether there is a problem. Thing is, we are the ones avoiding, overlooking and when various sickness come or life-threatening diseases surface like arthritis, osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis, we worry.

You can heal yourself no doubt but are you willing and able to do the work, to get to the root of the problem and look deep within to what is still lying dormant?

So, why should you tune in today? Because this conversation has the power to transform. Whether you're seeking peace, longing for renewal, or simply curious about how forgiveness can uplift your spirit, you're in the right place.

So, thanks for tuning in and being brave.

Until the next time, teach one, learn one, serve one, empower one, embrace one and help one.

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Have you ever wrestled with doubt when God calls you to step forward? Questioned whether you’re the right person, or if you’re truly equipped? You’re not alone.

If God believed when calling and choosing the 12 disciples when they were only but fisherman and others with a trade, but could see further, see deeper, look beyond their faults, not seeing or treating them as misfits, but see straight into the condition of their hearts, even when they failed, lied or denied, he believed in them to write the book we hold in our hands.

If God did not give up on them, then who am I or you not to see the good in those whom we reject, dismiss or subject?

Join Salomé Jacobs in the pristine Garden as she unveils Did You Know? —a heartfelt reflection on overcoming fear when God gives an instruction.Thank you for tuning in and may your day be one of good cheer. Have a purposeful week until the next time we meet.

Let faith rise and fear fall—and let your journey of flourishing start today.

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I don't know about you, but I guess as women, we all love flowers, their fresh aroma, the scent it gives off, which brings joy and happiness all year through.

Join us as we explore the beauty of wellness, the necessity of self-love, and the spiritual embrace that reminds us we are seen, loved, and cared for.

Flowers lift our spirits, brighten our homes, and whisper life-giving truths. Like flowers, our souls need tending, love, and care. And just as God nurtures the wildflowers, He nurtures you and me.

So, join us as we explore the beauty of wellness, the necessity of self-love, and the spiritual embrace that reminds us we are seen, loved, and cared for by the divine who loves you and me.

I will be sharing my personal story. 🎙️ Tune in today for encouragement, scripture, practical tips, and an uplifting reminder that putting yourself first isn’t selfish—it’s sacred and a necessity.

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In the midst of your pain or calamity, do you believe that you will be fine again?

Biblical hope is not merely a wish. A wish is often tied to personal desires or things we dream of having or achieving: "I wish I had a bigger house," "I wish I could travel to Spain," or "I wish for a smaller waist." Wishes may or may not come true—they’re uncertain and fleeting.

In contrast, biblical hope is a confident assurance, rooted in faith, that God's promises are steadfast and true. It is not about what might happen, but a deep trust that our ultimate future rests securely in God's loving and capable hands.

Dear friend no matter what you are facing or trusting God for, lean into Him, run to Him, thank Him and praise Him for during your circumstances God sees the only way out for you.

Until the next time,

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On Family Flourish Friday -

Join Salomè for "Bold voices with real stores for real women. "

Scripture reference: “‘You are the God who sees me,’ for she said, ‘I have now seen the One who sees me.’” Genesis 16:13b (NIV)You could be the one doing all she can and working with what she has, yet nothing happens and perhaps you are feeling forlorn. Stop, breathe and pause and let this piece implore. I felt like that and sometimes still today, when being a full-time carer takes its toll on me, but I am not alone, and we will be okay.

Make time for yourself, seek God's guidance and God' s know how.

Whilst busy with our daily devotions this is impressed upon my heart - "Warrior Princess Press On." It's God's way of saying I see you, I hear you, I am here for you. Speak to me and l will lift and take care of thee.

Lay down your sword, lose yourself, die to self and let go of thinking that you know better than me.

Lose to self, to fulfill my purpose for your great reward.

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Taking time for yourself and embracing rest isn't selfish—it's essential. Slowing down, doing nothing, and letting your mind and body recharge brings peace and balance to your life. Rest nurtures your soul, clears your thoughts, and gives you the strength to face each day with a fresh perspective. By making yourself a priority, you’re giving yourself the care you truly deserve.

Affirmations to reflect on:

Rest is a gift I give myself to thrive.

I am worthy of moments of stillness and peace.

Thank you for tuning in and may we make time for ourselves to rest or take a break to make ourselves a priority.

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Tune in, wherever you are, for a session filled with love, understanding, and the grace of God. Sponsored by Jenol Tours, this episode also celebrates Human Rights Day in South Africa, making it a special moment to connect and reflect.

We all love and know the beloved story of Sarai and Hagar, but did we really get to fully understand the gist of it, the temperaments and the extreme of our very own human error of our mindsets to take the plan out of God's hands if you please.

Tune in today to encounter as Prophetess Paula unpacks the story found in Genesis 15 and how it impacts to this day causing our feelings and emotions to run ahead of us whilst suffering the consequences of our unbelief.

Through this study, we are reminded of the importance of being true to ourselves, seeking God's guidance, and allowing Him to search our hearts, intentions, and motives. Whether you're looking for encouragement, spiritual growth, or a moment to reflect, this episode offers a meaningful and relatable message that resonates across boundaries.

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Welcome to Wholeness and Soul Wellness, a space dedicated to celebrating and empowering women. On today’s program, we focus on the theme of wholeness for women with a special segment titled Imagine a World Without Women.

As we honor International Women’s Month, join your host, Salome Jacobs, in the Garden — a place of serenity and divine inspiration. Together, we reflect on the incredible contributions of women throughout history and embrace the radiance, wholeness, and opulence of God that shines through every woman’s journey.

Tune into today's episode and find out how Eve raised above her circumstances, above the stench of sin and became a pioneer in her own right.

Upon writing this even I saw a different side of Eve. As parents we want the young people in our lives—our children, nieces, nephews, students, and grandchildren—to flourish and prosper. We encourage them to embrace the future with confidence, and gutso, reminding them of God’s promise that He has amazing plans for their lives according to (Jeremiah 29:11). When they face setbacks, we assure them that brighter days are ahead.

Our actions speak louder than words. Young adults are perceptive; they can easily spot when our lives don’t align with the ideals, we encourage them to follow. As parents we fail most times we make and enforce rules but don't follow nor adhere to them ourselves. If we truly want to inspire them, we must lead by example and practice what we preach.

What role models are we when we want them to emulate you and me?

As we strive to inspire the next generation to embrace the abundant life Jesus sacrificed to give us, here are six thoughtful questions we must first reflect on:

If we want them to dream boldly, are we daring enough to explore new horizons ourselves?

If we hope they master time management, how are we prioritizing and structuring our own days?

If we encourage them to have unshakable faith, are we courageous enough to ask for miracles in prayer?

If we want them to see marriage as a gift, are we ready to rekindle our belief in romance and shed any indifference?

If we caution them about the dangers of technology, are we disciplined enough to set healthy boundaries with our own devices?

If we teach them that God loves a cheerful giver, do we find joy in giving generously ourselves?