In this very first episode, I’m inviting you into the heart of my book, Until He Passed. This story is more than fiction—it was birthed from real love, real loss, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going when everything around you is falling apart.

I’ll share why I wrote this book, what it means to me, and how writing it became a form of healing. If you’ve ever been a caregiver, navigated grief, or struggled to find your voice in the middle of chaos, I believe you’ll feel seen here.

Refuse to be offended by those who don't intend to offend.

Ask God to heal you from hurt so you won't continue to feel pain.

Allow God to live, love, and serve others through you. Trust that He is the potter and knows the perfect place to plant you for Kingdom growth and reproduction. 

In Christ, there is peace, love, and protection.

Some of us think our way is the best. Yes, I'm guilty of it too. But I have learned that our ways of doing things are based on our mind recording, cultural background, training, and personal experiences. Therefore, our habits, even if we say they are God's ways, are not meant to be forced on others. We can inspire, encourage, inform, educate, or even instruct, but we should not be forceful. Listen in as I talk about my frustrations and how you and I can get relief.

Do you really love people, or are you a con artist? Do you do for others out of the kindness of your heart or the kindness of God's heart through you? Listen to me talk about caring like Christ and how to answer the modern-day Pharisees that question your motive.

The fear that causes stagnation will lead to an unfulfilled life. So, please don't allow it to fake you out of your future. Your life will be extended and more enjoyable when you move with the wisdom of God and reverence the power that is within you.

A new you is simply an improvement upon the things you already have in you. You don't have to change all at once or move really fast to get it done. Take one step, one bite, one moment at a time. 

Listen in as I talk with Dr. Paulette Gandy about being faith-focused while battling breast cancer. She's no stranger to a fight. As a veteran, she's familiar with war time and the things that come with it. But what she refused to accept was death. Dr. Gandy gives us insight into God's sense of humor and His peace that kept her depending on Him. She says, "Cancer isn't a death sentence." She believed it and took on a position of prayer and praise that birthed her purpose even though she was in pain.