Kenya’s Journey

What are you carrying into your next season that God never intended for you to take with you?

In this episode of Kenya’s Journey, Kenya gets real about the emotional and spiritual “cargo” we carry people, insecurity, pride, gossip, trauma, rejection, control, and the coping mechanisms we developed just to survive.

Sometimes what helped us survive one season can become the very thing keeping us from experiencing freedom in the next.

Sometimes we rush because we’re afraid we’re running out of time. We look around and wonder why everyone else seems to be moving while we’re still waiting at the gate.

But what if God isn’t asking you to rush?

What if He’s asking you to wait?

In this episode of Kenya’s Journey, we’re having a life debrief and asking some uncomfortable questions: Why are we rushing? Did we procrastinate? Did we prepare? Have we been ignoring God’s instructions and now trying to make up for lost time?

The gate may be closing, but that doesn’t mean panic.

In this episode of Kenya’s Journey, we’re talking about the unwanted passengers that often try to hijack our faith with fear, insecurity, comparison, overthinking, and self-doubt. So many of us are believing God for first-class promises while still thinking with an economy mindset, allowing our circumstances to speak louder than God’s Word.

This week on Kenya’s Journey, we’re confronting one of the heaviest unwanted passengers many of us carry: rejection. From childhood wounds to broken relationships and silent insecurities, rejection has a way of sneaking into the cockpit and influencing how we see ourselves, others, and even God. But what happens when rejection stops being an experience and becomes an identity? In this episode, we unpack the symptoms, the spiritual weight, and the healing God offers when we finally remove rejection from the flight.

In this episode of Kenya’s Journey, we slow down on the runway and sit with one of the hardest yet most necessary parts of faith, waiting on God.

Waiting can feel like delay, silence, and uncertainty, but what if it’s actually divine preparation? What if the runway is not wasted time, but where God is building strength, character, and alignment for your next level?

If you’ve ever felt stuck, overlooked, or unsure of the timing of your life, this episode is for you.

Stay on the runway. Trust the process. Your takeoff is coming.

-Kenya’s Journey

In this episode of Kenya’s Journey, we’re talking about pruning what it is, what it feels like, and why it’s necessary.

Based on John 15, this conversation unpacks the truth that God doesn’t just cut away what’s dead… He prunes what’s already producing.

If this season feels like loss, confusion, or things falling apart, it might actually be God making room for more.

What happens when God doesn’t move the way you expected?

In this episode of Kenya’s Journey, we’re talking about surrender not just saying it, but living it.

So many of us trust God… until it’s time to release control.

The plans, the people, the timing, the outcomes we grip them tightly, thinking we know the route. But what if surrender is the very thing that unlocks peace?

You say God is the Pilot…

…but who do you reach for when life gets turbulent?

In this episode, we’re exposing idols the subtle and not-so-subtle things we trust, depend on, and run to before we run to God. Using the story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal, we confront a hard truth:

some of the things we’re crying out to… don’t have the power to answer.

If you’ve been striving, overworking, or feeling spiritually disconnected, this episode will help you identify what’s been leading you and invite God back into His rightful place.

On this episode of Kenya’s Journey, I reflect on the layers that shape a woman’s life — the moments, the losses, the questions, and the quiet growth that often happens behind the scenes.

Today is International Women’s Day, and it also marks the sixth year since my mother returned to the Lord. This day holds both honor and reflection for me. It reminds me of the women who shape us, the voices that guide us, and the legacy that continues even when someone is no longer physically here

In this episode of Kenya’s Journey, we continue our conversation on commitment — but this time, we go deeper into what happens when commitment is tested.

Joined by a group of powerful women, we create a safe and honest space to talk about staying committed when it’s hard — in our faith, in our relationships, and in our personal growth. Through real stories and generational wisdom, we unpack the truth that commitment isn’t convenient it’s costly