My Truth Podcast: Healing and Faith for Single Christian Women

Is contentment just a spiritual way of saying settle? Or does God actually want more for you than that?

Season 8, Episode 1 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs opens the Fully Alive season with the question underneath everything — does God actually want me to enjoy my life?

John 10:10 says Jesus came so that we might have life and have it abundantly. Not barely. Not safely. Not in the smallest, least threatening version of ourselves. Abundantly.

This episode walks through what the Bible actually says about joy, pleasure, and living fully — and gets honest about what it looks like when a Christian woman has confused performing contentment with actually having it. When she has made herself smaller to fit a community that still did not fully receive her. When she has called self-neglect holiness and called shrinking humility.

If you have done the healing work and are still somehow not fully living — this episode is where Season 8 begins.

Healed is not the finish line. Fully alive is.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal, and let's go.

Topics covered: abundant life, John 10:10, joy, contentment, performing holiness, self-erasure, Christian women, singleness, identity, fully alive, healing, Season 8

Healing is not the finish line. Fully alive is.

Season 8 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs is called Fully Alive — and it is the season for the woman who has done the work and is still somehow playing small.

John 10:10 — Jesus came so that we might have life and have it abundantly. Not barely. Not safely. Abundantly.

This season tackles what that actually looks like for the single Christian woman — in her body, her confidence, her daily life — straight from the Word.

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Healed is not the finish line. Fully alive is.

Ruth's story did not end at marriage. It ended at legacy. And so does yours.

Season 7, Episode 10 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs is the season finale of The Season of Boaz — and it is the episode everything has been building toward.

This finale asks one honest question: if everything stayed exactly the way it is right now — if the relationship you have been waiting for never came — would your life still be full?

Not a trick question. A real one.

Because the woman who can answer yes — not from resignation but from genuine wholeness — is the woman who is truly prepared for what God sends. Not because she stopped wanting it. Because she stopped needing it to complete her.

This episode walks through Ruth's full legacy — not the love story, but what God was building through her faithfulness across generations. From a field in Bethlehem to the lineage of King David to the lineage of Jesus Christ. Ruth could not see any of that from where she was standing. She just worked. She just stayed faithful.

Tina closes the season with the most personal testimony of all — the three versions of herself that this season was always building toward. The woman who stopped needing a relationship to feel whole. The woman who built standards from loss. The woman who found herself when no one was watching.

Stop chasing. Start aligning. This is your Season of Boaz.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal. This is the last one of the season — make it count.

There is a difference between being chosen — and being chosen correctly. And most women know exactly what the wrong version feels like.

Season 7, Episode 9 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs sits inside one of the most specific and rarely named experiences a woman can have — being wanted but not honored. Desired but not covered. Present in someone's life but not publicly acknowledged.

This episode walks through Ruth 3:11 and what Boaz did before he made any move toward Ruth — he covered her reputation publicly, acknowledged her worth out loud, and moved with intention and a plan. That is the standard. And this episode names clearly what it looks and feels like when that standard is not being met.

Tina shares the personal testimony of what being chosen incorrectly actually cost her — and what she knows now that she wishes she had known then.

This episode also continues Real Questions. Real Answers. with three questions women are actually asking:

• How do I pray effectively?

• How do I balance daily life while maintaining an intimate walk with Christ?

• How does fasting work and what does it actually do?

If you have ever been someone's private treasure rather than their public commitment — this episode is for you.

Stop chasing. Start aligning. This is your Season of Boaz.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal, and let's go.

Feeling love for someone is not the same as being in a love that honors God. And nobody talks about that honestly enough.

Season 7, Episode 8 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs gets honest about one of the most misunderstood distinctions in the Christian walk — the difference between emotional connection and covenant alignment.

This episode walks through 1 Corinthians 13 not as a reading at a wedding but as a practical measuring tool. What does love that honors God actually look like in the ordinary moments — not in the best ones? What is the difference between intensity and intimacy? And what does it mean to be in a relationship where both people are being built rather than one person shrinking to maintain the connection?

This episode also continues Real Questions. Real Answers. with three questions women are actually asking:

• How do I love my enemies without feeling like a pushover?

• How does the Holy Spirit work in a Christian's life?

• How do I receive the gift of the Holy Spirit?

If you have been staying in something because the love feels real — and you have not yet asked yourself whether it honors God — this episode is for you.

Stop chasing. Start aligning. This is your Season of Boaz.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal, and let's go.

Have you ever convinced yourself something was from God — when deep down you knew it was from you?

Season 7, Episode 7 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs gets honest about one of the most sensitive areas of the Christian walk — the difference between genuine confirmation from God and desire dressed up as confirmation.

This episode breaks down what God's peace actually looks and feels like versus what we manufacture when we want something badly enough. Tina shares the personal testimony of times she confused longing for leading — and what she learned about discernment on the other side of that honesty.

This episode also continues Real Questions. Real Answers. with three questions women are actually asking:

• Does God speak to us now and how do I hear Him clearly?

• How do I explore my relationship with God more deeply?

• What is God's will for my life and how do I know when I am in it?

If you have been collecting signs, asking everyone around you, and working hard to maintain something you called confirmation — this episode is for you.

Stop chasing. Start aligning. This is your Season of Boaz.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal, and let's go.

Favor does not find you at the destination. It finds you in the field.

Season 7, Episode 6 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs is for the woman who is doing the work and not yet seeing the result. Who is faithful in a season that does not feel fruitful. Who is showing up in a field that does not look like what she imagined — and wondering if she is in the wrong place.

You are not in the wrong place.

This episode walks through Ruth 2:12 — the season anchor — and sits inside what Boaz actually noticed about Ruth before anything else. Not her appearance. Not her availability. Her work. Her faithfulness. Her character in the field.

Tina shares the personal testimony of working a field she did not choose — and what God built in her through a season she did not understand while she was in it.

This episode also continues Real Questions. Real Answers. with three questions women are actually asking:

• How do I stay consistent in studying God's Word?

• How do I meditate on scripture?

• What do I do when I have been praying for something for a long time with no answer?

If you have been faithful in a field that does not feel significant — this episode is for you.

Stop chasing. Start aligning. This is your Season of Boaz.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal, and let's go.

Healing changes your standards. And that is a good thing. But nobody prepares you for the loneliness of holding a standard in a season where nothing around you matches it yet.

Season 7, Episode 5 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs gets honest about what happens after the healing — when you have done the real work, developed real clarity, and now find yourself in the gap between the standard you hold and what has not yet arrived to meet it.

This episode talks about the difference between standards built from hurt and standards built from healing. One builds walls. The other builds filters. And the woman who knows the difference is the woman who can hold her standard without bitterness — and trust God in the gap.

This episode also continues Real Questions. Real Answers. with three questions women are actually asking:

• How do I read the Bible cover to cover and actually understand it?

• What are the top scriptures to keep you encouraged?

• What are the different seasons God sends us through?

If you have been tempted to lower your standard just to fill the gap — this episode is for you.

Stop chasing. Start aligning. This is your Season of Boaz.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal, and let's go.

If you have to force it — it is not God.

Season 7, Episode 4 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs gets honest about one of the most painful patterns women in their healing season face — staying attached to something God never ordained and calling it faith.

This episode talks about what forcing actually looks like. Not the obvious kind — but the kind that looks like patience, like trying harder, like believing God can fix something He never sent in the first place. Tina shares the personal testimony of the relationship she stayed in longer than she should have — not because it was right, but because releasing it meant releasing the version of herself that existed inside of it.

This episode also continues Real Questions. Real Answers. with three questions women are actually asking:

• How do I go from lukewarm to on fire for God?

• How does salvation actually work?

• Is baptism necessary?

If you have been holding onto something you know God did not send — out of fear, out of familiarity, out of not knowing who you are without it — this episode is for you.

Stop chasing. Start aligning. This is your Season of Boaz.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal, and let's go.

Have you ever been with someone who gave you attention — but not covering? There is a difference. And today we are talking about it.

Season 7, Episode 3 of My Truth Podcast with Tina Combs gets honest about one of the most important distinctions a woman in her healing season needs to understand — the difference between a Boaz and a counterfeit.

This episode breaks down what Boaz actually does in scripture — not what we project onto him, not what we want him to represent — but what the text actually shows us. Four specific markers that distinguish real godly character from someone who simply wants access to your presence without taking responsibility for your wellbeing.

This episode also continues the Real Questions. Real Answers. segment with three questions women are actually asking:

• How do I navigate friendships with non-believers?

• How do I mature in Christ in a healthy manner?

If you have ever confused attention for covering, intensity for consistency, or access for protection — this episode is going to give you language for what you experienced and a standard for what you deserve.

Stop chasing. Start aligning. This is your Season of Boaz.

Grab your Bible, grab your journal, and let's go.