Letting Go Of Her

A Part two, continuation of last week’s episode.

I talked about the conviction I felt from being lazy and it just felt like the Holt Spirit was giving me more to talk about.

Take a listen as I dig deeper into our role’s as wives and mother’s and how. I’ve been learning to do them without complaining.

I kept telling myself, “I just don’t have time, I can’t do it all.” But truth being, I wasn’t making the time. I was occupying my time with things that didn’t matter.

Take a listen as I talk about how the Lord convicted me over the weekend with some health issues and revealed to me that if I truly wanted to, I could.

On this week’s episode, I go on a rant over what’s been going on in my life lately.

How exhausted I am, how I’m trying to juggle everything but also how I don’t want to miss the lesson the Lord is trying to teach me in this season.

Take a listen as I just unwind through my random thoughts. Going back to where I thought my life was headed and how God always has different plans.

I recently had the opportunity to teach at our moms ministry about social media and its impact on our hearts, our thoughts, and our walk with God. I wanted to make sure those who couldn’t make it still got to hear the message, so I recorded the entire teaching for you here. Praying it encourages and challenges you.

Birthdays can feel complicated. While they’re meant to be a celebration, they can also highlight the quiet places in our lives—the moments where we wish we had more people celebrating us, showing up, or remembering.

In this episode, I talk honestly about the bittersweet emotions that can come with getting older. The tension between wanting to feel grateful for another year of life while also acknowledging the loneliness that sometimes shows up on days that are supposed to feel special.

But this year I’m reframing what a birthday means.

Each year isn’t just another candle on a cake—it’s a reminder that the enemy didn’t win. Another year that the dark thoughts didn’t defeat me. Another year that God carried me through battles no one else could see.

Two years ago, I said goodbye to a podcast I loved and stepped into something new with open hands and a lot of unknowns.

In this episode, I’m sharing what it’s really been like to let go of what once felt successful, comfortable, and familiar… and to build again from the ground up.

This season hasn’t looked the way I expected. The numbers aren’t the same. The growth feels slower. And if I’m honest, there have been moments of doubt, comparison, and wondering if I heard God right.

But through it all, God keeps reminding me: obedience matters more than outcomes.

Today we talk about:

– grieving what you had to release

– trusting God when the new thing feels smaller or unseen

– staying faithful when success looks different than before

– believing that God’s plan is better than anything we could manufacture

If you’re in a season where it feels quieter, slower, or less “successful” than what you used to have, this conversation is for you. Sometimes God doesn’t call us to bigger… He calls us to deeper.

And deeper always has purpose.

This episode is an honest look at surrender, trust, and learning to measure faithfulness over followers.

Because when God leads, we can trust that nothing is wasted.

God calls us to love people — but not to play God in their lives.

In this episode, we talk about the difference between loving others well and trying to fix or force them to change. We’re reminded through the truth of the Bible that transformation is God’s job, not ours. Our role is simply to show up, live faithfully, and love people right where they are.

Because sometimes the most powerful ministry isn’t preaching harder — it’s walking beside someone, doing life together, and trusting God with the rest.

I feel that I’m always questioning whether doing laundry could glorify God. If washing dishes glorifies God. If cooking dinner glorifies God. And the short answer to that is, yes!

Take a listen as I talk about learning that ministry doesn’t need to mean “title” or “platform” but simply serving the Lord in your every day life.

What does your relationship with Jesus look like? Is spending time with God just something you check off your daily to do list or do you have a bestie relationship with God?

Take a listen as I talk about one of my personal favorite versus, “Jesus wept.,” & how it transformed the way I saw God’s love for me.

Does anyone else feel BLAH this month? Does anyone feel like this month has been dragging? It’s not even over it!

This week, I talk about where my mental state has been but how God always shows up when I need Him. I talk over 1 Thessalonians where God spoke to me to just keep doing what I’m doing.