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Have your standards changed… and now your relationships feel different?
In this powerful episode of My Truth Podcast, Tina Combs dives into what happens when spiritual growth shifts your mindset, your boundaries, and your connections.
If you’ve been feeling uncomfortable in spaces you once enjoyed, questioning relationships, or wondering why people are treating you differently—this episode will help you understand what God is doing in your life.
Through honest conversation and biblical insight, we explore:
✨ Why growth makes some relationships uncomfortable
✨ What it means to outgrow people spiritually
✨ How to recognize misalignment vs. protection
✨ Why loneliness can be part of your transformation
✨ How to stand on truth without shrinking yourself
Featuring powerful biblical examples:
📖 Paul and Barnabas (Acts 15:36–41) — When assignment changes
📖 David and Saul (1 Samuel 18–24) — When growth triggers opposition
Key Scripture:
📖 Amos 3:3 — “Can two walk together, except they be agreed?”
This episode is for the woman who is growing, evolving, and learning to walk in alignment with God—even when it means letting go.
In this powerful episode of My Truth Podcast, Tina Combs explores how spiritual discernment can protect your peace, guard your purpose, and deepen your fellowship with God.
So many people struggle because they ignore warning signs, overlook spiritual red flags, or allow emotions to lead decisions instead of wisdom. But discernment changes everything.
Through the biblical examples of Jesus discerning hearts in John 2:24–25 and Mary choosing the “better part” in Luke 10, this episode unpacks what it truly means to see beyond appearances and recognize what is from God.
This episode also discusses:
Why God commands believers to be sober and vigilant
The importance of testing everything spiritually
The gift of discerning spirits (1 Corinthians 12:10)
How to recognize false influences and unhealthy connections
Why fruit, doctrine, and the Word of God matter in discernment
How distraction, busyness, and emotional attachments can pull us away from God’s voice
If you’ve ever ignored your spirit, struggled to let go of unhealthy relationships, questioned a situation that “felt off,” or desired greater wisdom in your walk with God, this episode is for you.
Grab your Bible, journal, and a quiet space as we discuss why discernment is essential for every woman walking with God.
Do you know God… or have you truly surrendered to Him?
In this deep and honest episode, Tina Combs walks through the reality of salvation using the Word of God—not opinions, not tradition.
Through Acts of the Apostles Chapter 2, we revisit the moment when hearts were “pricked,” truth was preached, and lives were transformed.
This episode will challenge you to reflect on:
Whether you’ve truly responded to God
The difference between being “good” and being saved
What real transformation looks like
How the Holy Spirit works in your life
Featuring biblical insights from Paul the Apostle and Cornelius, this episode invites you to examine your heart and your walk with God.
💜 This is your moment to reflect, realign, and respond.
Peace is not the absence of problems—it is the presence of God.
In Episode 2 of Season 6, Tina dives into what it truly means to protect your peace and why peace is not something the world can give, but a spiritual blessing that comes from God.
Through John 14:27, Philippians 4:6–7, and Galatians 5:22–23, this episode explores how peace is a fruit of the Spirit, a result of trusting God, and something worth guarding with wisdom and boundaries.
Using the powerful biblical stories of Abraham and Lot choosing peace over conflict, and Jacob and Esau finding reconciliation through humility, we are reminded that peace often requires maturity, discernment, and sometimes walking away.
Tina also shares her personal conversion story—how searching for truth, studying the Word, and obeying God led her to discover a peace that changed everything.
Because once you experience God’s peace, you stop entertaining what disturbs your spirit.
This episode is for the woman learning that peace is holy, boundaries are necessary, and protecting your peace is not selfish—it is spiritual.
Sis, your peace matters.
Growth with God changes you.
The way you think shifts. Your standards rise. Your discernment becomes sharper. And the life that once felt familiar may no longer fit the woman you are becoming.
In the Season 6 premiere of My Truth Podcast, Tina begins a new journey titled “Living as the Woman God Built.” This episode explores the powerful but sometimes uncomfortable reality that spiritual growth often requires releasing the old version of yourself.
Through 2 Corinthians 5:17, we are reminded that transformation is part of walking with Christ. As God renews our hearts and minds, we begin to step into a new identity—one shaped by healing, faith, and purpose.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re in a transition between who you were and who God is calling you to be, this conversation will remind you that growth is not loss—it’s becoming.
Because sometimes the most powerful step forward is realizing:
You are not her anymore.
After seasons of preparation, pruning, waiting, and quiet obedience, there comes a moment when God shifts the season.
In the Season 5 finale of My Truth Podcast, Tina reflects on what it means to recognize when God says “now.” Throughout this season we explored the hidden work God does in our lives—forming character, strengthening faith, and shaping us into the women we are called to become.
Through the biblical stories of Joseph, Esther, and even the hidden years of Jesus, we see that God often prepares us privately before positioning us publicly. The waiting seasons are not wasted—they are where courage, wisdom, and spiritual maturity are formed.
If you have ever felt like your prayers were delayed or your progress was invisible, this episode will remind you that every season of preparation has purpose. And when the time is right, God knows exactly when to release what He has been preparing all along.
Because the same God who prepares you in private is the God who knows when to say “now
What kind of woman can God truly trust with influence, responsibility, and spiritual authority?
In this episode of My Truth Podcast, Tina explores the quiet but powerful qualities that shape a trustworthy life: integrity, consistency, and faithfulness in hidden places.
Through Luke 12:42, we are reminded that God looks for faithful servants—those who steward small assignments well before being entrusted with greater responsibility. Spiritual authority is not built overnight; it grows through obedience, humility, and daily alignment with God.
If you’ve ever felt like God has you in a season of preparation, this episode will remind you that the hidden work of integrity and consistency is never wasted. It is the foundation for the influence and purpose God is preparing you to carry.
Because the greatest honor is not recognition from people— it is becoming the woman God can trust.
There are prayers we pray asking God to change our circumstances. But often, the first answer to prayer is transformation within us.
In this episode of My Truth Podcast, Tina explores the powerful truth that God often begins His work internally before anything changes externally. The seasons of waiting, stretching, and quiet obedience are not wasted — they are shaping the woman who will one day carry the answer to those prayers.
Through Philippians 1:6, we are reminded that God is faithful to finish what He started. Even when the process feels slow or hidden, He is developing character, strengthening faith, and aligning our lives with the calling He has placed on us.
If you’ve ever felt like your prayers are unanswered or your progress is invisible, this episode will remind you that becoming is part of the blessing.
Because sometimes the greatest answer to prayer is not the door opening — it’s the person God is forming you into.
Sometimes the hardest moments in our faith journey come when God asks us to release something we deeply love.
In this episode of My Truth Podcast, Tina reflects on the story of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22, a powerful reminder that surrender is one of the deepest acts of trust we can offer God. When God asked Abraham to place Isaac on the altar, it was not about loss—it was about faith, obedience, and believing that God’s plans are greater than what we can see.
Through personal reflection and biblical insight, this conversation explores how letting go of relationships, expectations, and even cherished dreams can become part of God’s refining work in our lives.
If you have ever struggled with releasing something that once meant everything to you, this episode will remind you that surrender does not mean you didn’t care. It means you trust God enough to place even the most precious parts of your life into His hands.
Because sometimes the very thing we hold most tightly is the very place where God asks us to trust Him the most.
“The Hidden Work of God” What God does in you before He does something through you.
In this episode of My Truth Podcast, Tina Combs explores a powerful message from Matthew 22, the parable of the wedding banquet. In this story, many people receive the invitation to the king’s table, but one guest arrives without the proper preparation. He had access to the room, but he was not ready for the moment.
This parable reveals an important spiritual truth: receiving an invitation is not the same as being prepared to remain at the table.
God’s grace invites us into purpose, opportunities, and new seasons, but character determines how we steward those moments. Sometimes we focus so much on the door opening that we overlook the hidden work God is doing in our hearts to prepare us for what lies on the other side.
In this episode, we explore the difference between access and readiness, and why God often develops humility, integrity, patience, and spiritual maturity before releasing greater responsibility.
If you’ve ever prayed for opportunity, influence, promotion, or purpose, this episode will encourage you to trust God’s process of preparation.
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