In this episode of Omo-Oluwa SPEAKS, I talk about what it truly means to stay connected to Jesus as our source. Using the “True Vine” from John chapter 15, I share simple lessons on abiding, pruning, and finding strength beyond our own efforts. If you’ve been feeling drained or disconnected, this episode is a gentle reminder to return to the One who gives life and growth.

I pondered on what to talk about and here's what the Holy spirit laid in my heart ❤️ A little word of encouragement to remind you that you're not alone.I hope this resonates with you, blesses you, nourishes you and keeps you from giving up.

This episode of Omo-Oluwa SPEAKS opens a conversation many are too scared to have. We talk honestly about what abuse can look like; not just bruises, but the emotional, financial, and mental scars that are often hidden.We discuss why people stay, how culture and silence make things worse, and the small ways we can support someone going through it. If you’re hurting, or you know someone who is, I hope this episode reminds you that you are not alone. There is a way out, and there is healing.📌 Please listen with care as this episode touches on sensitive experiences.

For a long time, I thought singlehood was something to escape the waiting room before love and marriage. But over time, I realized it’s actually a beautiful phase; a season of discovery, preparation, and exploring positive possibilities.In this episode, I share my personal reflections on love and marriage, and how understanding God’s design changes everything. It’s not just about finding the right person, but becoming the right one: with purpose, patience, and grace.

Mark 2:22 ERV "No one ever pours new wine into old wineskins. The wine would break them, and the wine would be ruined along with the wineskins. You always put new wine into new wineskins.”To receive the newness and refreshing that comes from the presence of God, we must be willing and ever ready to shed off old wineskin (which could be in the form of unholy living, old and dirty habits, negative vibes and so on) and embrace the new wineskin so we can receive new wine from the Lord.

Hello family! ❤️ This is neither a fictional story nor tales by moonlight; it is a true life story😇🥺 I am excited to share with you my experience at the NYSC orientation camp in Iyana ipaja, Lagos State which span through 21 days (If you are a prospective corp member, I would advise that you get familiar with the sound of the beagle played at the beginning of this episode 🤣 😁). It was an awesome experience and I'd love to do it again (of course I can't). Tune in and enjoy a beautiful time in God's presence through His word.

In this episode, we look into the dangers of bullying and body shaming, exposing how deeply they can wound hearts and minds. Yet, beyond the hurt, we are reminded of God’s truth—that we are “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14). Join us as we learn to reject lies, embrace our true worth, and foster kindness in a world that often tears down what God has beautifully created.

In this episode, we talk about one of life’s biggest questions — Why am I here? From creation to redemption, we look at God’s original plan for humanity and what it means to truly live in His purpose. Drawing from Jeremiah 1:5, we are reminded that before we were even formed in the womb, God already knew us, set us apart, and called us for His work. This message will stir your heart, bring clarity, and remind you that real fulfillment comes only when we walk in God’s will.

Consistency isn’t always easy, but it’s the game-changer! 💡 In this episode, we unpack Apostle Femi Lazarus’ sermon “How to Be Consistent in Prayer and the Word.” Get practical tips on staying fired up in prayer, building discipline in the Word, and overcoming the everyday distractions that try to slow you down. This is your push to grow deeper, stay steady, and keep your walk with God alive and strong. Tune in and be stirred! 🔥

Welcome to this episode, where we journey back to the beginning with the creation story and reflect on God’s unfailing love revealed in John 3:16—sending His Son to reconcile us back to Himself. We also uncover the beauty of starting over with experience, embracing new beginnings without waiting for validation from man, but standing firm in God’s purpose for our lives.