In this heartfelt episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu unpacks the fourth commandment — “Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy.” Through Scripture, laughter, and her own story as a single mom who believed more work meant more blessing, Charlene reveals how ignoring rest comes with heavy consequences — exhaustion, loss, and regret. She invites women to rediscover the beauty of slowing down, trusting God, and remembering that rest isn’t rebellion — it’s worship.

In this heartfelt episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu unpacks the fourth commandment — “Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy.” Through Scripture, laughter, and her own story as a single mom who believed more work meant more blessing, Charlene reveals how ignoring rest comes with heavy consequences — exhaustion, loss, and regret. She invites women to rediscover the beauty of slowing down, trusting God, and remembering that rest isn’t rebellion — it’s worship.

You've never killed anyone—or have you?

Before you skip this episode thinking it doesn't apply to you, let Charlene Condu challenge that assumption. In a culture where character assassination has become entertainment, where cancel culture is the norm, and where we justify destroying people's reputations because we disagree with them, this commandment is more relevant than ever.

Charlene takes an unflinching look at the assassination culture we're living in—both online and offline. She explores how anger, gossip, and social media have weaponized our words into tools of murder. From the comment sections to the church parking lot, from political discourse to family group chats, we've normalized the kind of hatred that Jesus equated with murder itself.

But it doesn't stop there. Charlene addresses the terrifying escalation we're witnessing: when character assassination becomes actual assassination. She discusses recent high-profile cases—from the UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting where the killer became a folk hero, to political assassination attempts, to the 8,000% increase in death threats against federal agents. We're living in a moment where people are making heroes out of assassins and scoffing at victims. And our hardened hearts have made us unsurprised by murder.

This episode will make you uncomfortable. It should. Because chances are, you've participated in character assassination without even realizing it. We all have.

But there's hope. Charlene doesn't just call out the problem—she offers a path forward. How do we speak truth without destroying people? How do we disagree without dehumanizing? How do we protect ourselves from being assassinated while refusing to become assassins ourselves?

If you've ever hit "share" on a post tearing someone down, if you've ever listened to gossip without shutting it down, if you've ever celebrated someone's public downfall, if you've become numb to political violence—this episode is for you.

In this heartfelt episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu unpacks the fourth commandment — “Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy.” Through Scripture, laughter, and her own story as a single mom who believed more work meant more blessing, Charlene reveals how ignoring rest comes with heavy consequences — exhaustion, loss, and regret. She invites women to rediscover the beauty of slowing down, trusting God, and remembering that rest isn’t rebellion — it’s worship.

How do you honor a parent who didn't honor you? What does biblical honor look like when your aging parent's mind is slipping and they're angry at every decision you make for them?

In this powerful episode, Charlene Condu tackles the Fifth Commandment with raw honesty and pastoral wisdom. If you've ever felt guilt-ridden, confused, or trapped by the command to "honor your father and mother," this conversation is for you.

Charlene addresses two of the most painful scenarios: honoring parents who were abusive or toxic, and caring for aging parents who have dementia or cognitive decline. She dismantles the lie that honor means accepting abuse, explains what biblical boundaries actually look like, and gives you permission to steward your own heart while still walking in wisdom.

This isn't Sunday school teaching—this is real talk for women navigating the messiest, most complicated family dynamics. Whether you're healing from family wounds, caregiving through the hardest season of your life, or simply trying to figure out what God actually expects from you, this episode will give you clarity, hope, and freedom.

You're not failing. You're not dishonoring anyone by taking care of yourself. And God is not disappointed in you.

In this powerful episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu dives deep into the third commandment: “Don’t take the name of the Lord in vain.” Beyond cussing, she exposes what it really means to carry God’s name with honor — and what happens when we don’t. With humor, vulnerability, and her own story of being a self-proclaimed “cursing Christian,” Charlene reveals how empty words can carry heavy consequences, and how God can heal the heart behind every careless word.

In this episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu explores the second commandment: “You shall not make for yourself a graven image.” She unpacks how idolatry has evolved from golden calves to curated feeds, filters, and false versions of God — and how true worship means honoring God as He is, not as we reshape Him to be. Real truth, real talk, and real freedom in a world full of counterfeits.

In this episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu unpacks the first commandment — “Thou shalt have no other gods before Me.” She exposes the modern idols of self, success, and spirituality and reminds us that God’s first commandment isn’t about control but care — an invitation to put Him first so everything else can fall into place. Real talk. Real conviction. Real peace.

In a world that keeps blurring the line between right and wrong, God’s Ten Commandments still stand — not as barriers, but as boundaries that bless. In this kickoff to Charlene Condu’s new series “Boundaries That Bless,” she explores why the Ten still matter, how they simplify life’s hard decisions, and why they’re the clearest path to peace in a confused world. Real talk. Real truth. Real freedom.

He’s Still Walking Amongst Us — Then and Now Series Finale
Then: He walked among fishermen, Pharisees, and outcasts.
Now: He still walks among the weary, the worried, and the waiting.
In this powerful, heartfelt finale, Charlene closes the Then and Now series by reminding women that Jesus hasn’t gone anywhere — He’s still showing up in the everyday moments of life. Through stories, warmth, and honest conversation, she helps listeners see that even in chaos, the same God who walked with them then still walks with them now.