In this week’s Iwitness Podcast, Kolendra takes us into 1 Peter 5:9–11, revealing a powerful truth: you are not fighting alone, and you are not suffering without purpose. God calls us to stand firm against the adversary, remember that believers everywhere face similar battles, and trust that after we’ve suffered a little while, He Himself will restore, support, strengthen, and establish us.

This episode is for anyone feeling stretched, discouraged, or spiritually attacked.

This week on the Iwitness Podcast, Kolendra offers hope for anyone coming out of a heavy holiday season. Through testimony, scripture, and heartfelt prayer, she reminds us that trouble doesn’t last always and God’s faithful love endures forever. Be encouraged to keep seeking, keep trusting, and step into what God is doing in your right-now season.

In this Thanksgiving-week witness, Kolendra urges us to pause the rush, lift our eyes, and refuse to minimize the God who sustains every breath. Rooted in Psalm 100:1–6, this episode calls believers to walk in gratitude, serve with humility, extend grace without seeking recognition, and carry the presence of the Lord into every room.

In this week’s Iwitness Podcast, Kolendra calls listeners back to the truth of Luke 17:21 — the Kingdom of God is already among us. With prophetic clarity and heartfelt conviction, she urges you to pick up what you laid down, believe again, and move forward with renewed faith. Pause. Pray. Proceed. The Kingdom is here, God is with you, and your yes still matters.

Recorded at 4:18 AM on a Monday morning, this intimate episode is more than a podcast — it’s a testimony of obedience and trust in God’s leading. Kolendra shares two powerful scriptures — Genesis 1:31 (“And God saw everything that He had made, and behold, it was very good”) and Psalm 119:105 (“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path”) — reminding us that everything God created, including you, is very good.

In this heartfelt episode of the Iwitness Podcast, Kolendra opens up about healing, hiding, and finally showing up for the life God has already prepared. Through Scripture, personal reflection, and raw honesty, she shares how God transforms us “from glory to glory”        (2 Corinthians 3:18). This is an invitation to come out of hiding, release what’s behind you, and walk unveiled into the freedom and clarity God has waiting.

This week, Kolendra reflects on the story of the 99 — and the heart behind the song “Reckless Love” by Cory Asbury — a reminder that God’s love is relentless, personal, and never out of reach. Through Spirit-led “nuggets” about divine protection and provision, she encourages us to rest in knowing that even when life hasn’t shifted yet, God already has. Be reminded today: it’s okay to be the one He came for.

Sometimes the best way to witness is to openly worship.

Worship is the heart posture for healing—a space where I lift my voice to our God and stand in the gap for the broken-hearted, the lost, the found, the non-believers, and the believers alike.

God is worthy to be praised.

– Shalom.

In this heartfelt episode of the Iwitness Podcast, Kolendra sits down with her son Josh to discuss finding stability, navigating the job market with disabilities, and embracing independence. Josh shares his experiences as a visually impaired young adult, how technology helps him navigate daily life, and words of encouragement for others facing obstacles. Together, they reflect on faith, perseverance, and the power of trusting God’s timing.