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We all have emotions, but our emotions were never designed to be our master. In this episode, we’re taking an honest look at what happens when we allow our feelings—anger, fear, disappointment, frustration, hurt, anxiety—to dictate our decisions and responses.
As believers, we are called to live by the Spirit, not be controlled by our emotions. Our feelings are real, but they don’t always tell the truth. Sometimes we have to step back, quiet the emotions, and allow our spirit man to take the lead.
This episode challenges us to ask: Who is really in control, your feelings or your spirit?
We’ll explore how to recognize when we’re operating out of our emotions, how to pause before reacting, and how to surrender our feelings to God so that we can respond from a place of wisdom, self-control, and spiritual maturity.
Your feelings can have a voice without having the final say.
Hello podcast listeners! On today’s episode, my special guest Aaron Parker shares his incredible testimony of redemption. From a rocky past marked by poor decisions, nearly twenty years of drug addiction, and constantly running from city to city in search of escape, Aaron’s life seemed trapped in a cycle of brokenness.
Everything changed when he encountered God. Through the power of Jesus Christ, Aaron was set free from addiction and emptiness. He began walking in the purpose God had designed for him even before he was formed in his mother’s womb.
Tune in to hear this powerful story of victory, restoration, and triumph. Aaron’s testimony is a reminder that no one is beyond God’s reach and that true freedom is found in Christ. As you listen, be encouraged to believe that your future can be marked by victory, purpose, and a heart set on fire for the Lord.
Hello, podcast listeners, and welcome back!
On today’s episode, we’re talking about giving back to God what He has already given to us. God’s desire is for us to reflect His character by offering Him our service, our treasure, and our complete surrender.
We’ll look at the lives of Hannah, the disciples, and the rich young ruler. Each of them was asked to give up something in order to walk in purpose and obedience to the Lord. Their stories remind us that surrender always comes with a choice—and that what God asks us to release is never greater than what He desires to place in our hands.
When we willingly trust Him with what we have, He often gives us far more than we could have imagined. My prayer is that this episode will encourage you to give yourself fully to God, make room for His will in your life, and experience the overflow that comes from His faithfulness.
Don't Just Talk About It
Many people can talk the talk, but not everyone is willing to walk the walk. On today's episode, we explore powerful biblical examples of men and women whose faith moved them beyond words and into action. They trusted God, stepped out in obedience, and accomplished what seemed impossible to man.
Too often, distractions, fear, laziness, insecurities, doubt, and life's challenges keep us from pursuing God's promises and the desires He has placed in our hearts. But faith requires action. It calls us to move forward even when the path is uncertain.
Join me on this journey as we discover how to overcome the obstacles that hold us back, strengthen our faith, and find the motivation to not just talk about what God can do—but to be about it. It's time to stop making excuses, start taking steps, and walk boldly in the purpose God has for your life.
Thank you for tuning in! On today’s episode, I share the lessons God has been teaching me so far this year—obedience, sacrifice, selflessness, and the importance of slowing down to reflect inwardly while continuing to pursue growth and positive change.
My prayer is that you feel inspired and encouraged to embrace your own journey of hearing from God, trusting His direction, and becoming the best version of your self.
So many of us are dealing with bondage—addiction, fear, unforgiveness, sin, generational curses, lust, anger, anxiety, negativity, and so much more. These are the very chains that quietly keep us bound.
In this episode, I talk about slamming the door shut on the past and breaking off the yoke that has so easily held us captive. Far too often we continue living like prisoners even after God has already opened the door to freedom.
I use the example of the Israelites, who never entered the Promised Land because they chose to keep the mindset of bondage—even though God had already broken their chains and delivered them from Egypt.
It’s time to face the elephant in the room.It’s time to start making peace with what God has already set us free from.
The question is: Will we keep wandering, or will we finally leave Egypt behind?
Hello, Podcast Listeners!
Today’s episode is about preparing for God’s promises before they manifest. Just as Noah built an ark when there was no sign of rain, we are called to get ready before the floodgates open. Preparation will determine whether we rise or struggle when the season shifts.
Tune in to hear what God is saying to you right now. This is not the time to hesitate—delay is no longer an option.
Hello podcast listeners! It’s a new year, but many of us find ourselves still waiting for last year‘s declarations and promises to come to pass. Tune in to today’s episode where I talk about things God needs from us to see the desires of our heart birthed in 2026.
Queens, the call is clear. 👑🔥
In this month’s episode you will hear the message I shared at the Queendom Conference in November: “It’s Time to Rise and Shine.” If you’re ready for elevation and activation, press play.
Hello Podcast listeners and welcome! Today I explore what it means to be a follower of Christ. To truly follow Him, we must embody His teachings by serving others, engaging in prayer, being a positive influence, and showing love and comfort to those around us. If we claim to follow Christ, it’s essential that we reflect His character and compassion. We are called to represent Him here on Earth. So, listen closely and reflect on how you can align yourself with these principles.
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