Kenya’s Journey

In Part One of this two-part series on Kenya’s Journey, we explore the foundation of commitment—what it is, what it isn’t, and why it matters in our walk with God. Commitment is often misunderstood as simply staying, but true commitment is deeper than endurance. It’s a decision to align with God’s will, remain when emotions shift, and trust Him enough to surrender control.

This episode invites you to examine where your commitment has been rooted—in convenience, comfort, or calling. Through scripture and reflection, we uncover that commitment begins with surrendering our way to the Lord and trusting Him to establish our steps.

Forgiveness is one of the hardest things to give—and even harder to receive. In this episode of Kenya’s Journey, we dive into what forgiveness really looks like: not just as a feeling, not pretending the hurt never happened, but as a place you can actually land. I’ll share personal stories, biblical insights, and practical steps to help you release the weight of anger and resentment so you can move forward in freedom. Whether you’re struggling to forgive yourself or someone else, this episode is a gentle guide on navigating the journey toward peace

In this episode, You Don’t Know My Name, I talk about what it truly means to get to know God—not just through religion, but through relationship. We explore the power and intimacy found in the names of God, and how each name reveals a different part of who He is in our lives. This conversation is about moving beyond surface-level faith and learning God personally—as our banner, our strength, and our Father. Whether you’re deep in your walk or just beginning to seek Him, this episode invites you to know God for yourself, not just by name, but by experience. Book mentioned in episode 100 names of God daily devotional by Christopher D. Hudson

Rerouting isn’t punishment—it’s protection, preparation, and purpose. In this episode, we unpack what happens when God interrupts our plans and sends us in a direction we didn’t expect. From resistance to surrender, I share how reroutes shape our character, deepen our faith, and position us for what we couldn’t reach on our own. If you’ve ever felt lost while still being led, this episode is for you.

It’s fall, y’all — the season of cozy sweaters and fresh starts. But what about the clothes we wear on the inside? In this episode, I’m talking about trading the heavy layers of guilt and shame for something lighter — the grace that God freely gives. We’re walking through Zechariah 3 and unpacking how God invites us to a full wardrobe change — not just in fashion, but in spirit.

In this episode, I open up about what it means to be refined, redeemed, and ready as I step into a new season of life. The past has held its share of fire, loss, and lessons, but every moment has shaped me for what’s ahead. As I celebrate another year of life, I’m not just growing older—I’m walking into what’s next with clarity, confidence, and faith. Join me as I reflect on the power of God’s refinement, the beauty of redemption, and the boldness of being ready for all He has planne

Welcome aboard Kenya’s Journey! In this special episode, we’re making an intentional stop to meet your pilot — Kenya. Before we dive into the many destinations ahead, I want to share who I am, why I started this journey, and what you can expect along the way.

From personal truths to spiritual pivots, I’m opening up about my background, my calling, and the moments that shaped my voice. Whether you’re new here or been riding since the runway, this episode will help you understand the heart behind this space and the direction we’re flying in. So buckle up, lean in, and let’s get familiar — because knowing the pilot makes the ride feel a little more personal.

On this stop of Kenya’s Journey, we’re diving into the hard truth that following Christ requires a death — not physical, but spiritual. In this episode, we explore what it means to lay down our own desires, egos, and comforts to pick up the cross and walk in obedience. Drawing from Matthew 16:24, Mark 8:34, and Luke 9:23, we’ll uncover why spiritual death isn’t just necessary — it’s sacred. This kind of death doesn’t lead to despair, but to new life, deeper purpose, and true freedom in Christ. Dying to self is painful, but it’s the only way to live fully in Him. Let’s unpack this together.

In this episode of Planted and Pruned, we’re talking about one of the most uncomfortable — yet beautiful — parts of our spiritual journey: being pruned by God. Just like a gardener cuts away dead or overgrown branches to help a plant grow stronger, God removes the things in our lives that stunt our growth or keep us from bearing good fruit.

In this personal and faith-filled episode of Kenya’s Journey, we explore what it truly means to give birth to God’s purpose. From the labor pains of waiting, confusion, and discomfort to the light that comes with revelation, alignment, and breakthrough — this episode walks with you through the spiritual process of carrying what God has placed inside of you. Jocolby (aka Kenya) shares her heart, experiences, and encouragement for anyone who feels they are in a season of preparation, uncertainty, or divine transition.

If you’ve ever wondered why the process feels so heavy before the promise is delivered — this one’s for you.