Forgiveness is never easy, it asks us to let go of hurt, pride, and even the right to be angry. Yet, as followers of Christ, we are called to forgive and pursue peace, just as God has forgiven us. In this episode, we talk about the challenges of forgiveness, why it matters for our spiritual health, and how choosing grace can bring freedom and healing.

This week we’re leaning into James 1:2–4, reminding ourselves to “consider it pure joy when we face trials of many kinds.” Trials aren’t roadblocks—they’re opportunities for growth, strength, and deeper faith. No challenge is too great for God to overcome, and through every struggle, He is shaping us into who we are meant to be.

That’s why it’s so important to have a firm foundation of faith in God. When life feels shaky, our foundation in Him keeps us steady, hopeful, and confident that every trial has a purpose in His plan.

Starting something new can feel exciting and a little scary. Whether it’s a new school year, job, or season in life, God is right there with you every step of the way.

In this episode, I encourage you to embrace the fresh start and trust God’s timing. He’s doing a new thing in your life — a chance to grow, learn, and shine.

Don’t miss the opportunity to lean into His presence during this orientation phase. It’s the perfect time to build strong foundations and step boldly into your purpose.

Today, we’re talking about the bold pursuit of God-sized dreams — even when no one else sees the vision but you.You don’t need a crowd behind you when God is ahead of you.

When He plants a dream in your heart, no obstacle, opinion, or lack of support can cancel it. The dream is still valid — even if others don’t understand it yet.

Remember: Nothing is too big for God, and He’s not asking you to have it all figured out. He’s asking you to trust Him and take the first step.

In this episode, I open up about the weight of peer pressure and the temptation to fit in or please the world around us. I share how choosing God’s way over the world’s way isn’t always easy — but it’s always worth it.

We’ll dive into the story of David in the king’s court, who refused the rich food and wine offered to him. Instead of following the crowd, he honored God — and in the end, he was healthier and stronger than anyone else.

Let this be your reminder: You weren’t made to blend in. You were made to stand out for Him!

Life doesn’t always go as planned. Sometimes, you hit a rough patch maybe emotionally, spiritually, or circumstantially. But just because things are hard doesn’t mean God has left you. I started this episode in the middle of a bad day when everything felt off, heavy, and honestly just too much. But I chose to record anyway, right in the middle of the mess. What you’ll hear is real-time processing, raw emotion, and a reminder that rough patches are part of the journey… but not the whole story. If you're walking through a rough patch, this one's for you. God doesn’t leave when it’s hard. And joy can sneak back in, even before the storm fully clears.

This one’s for the girl in that season—the one without the relationship, the person, or the plan you thought would be there by now. In this episode, we talk about how a single season—whether it’s a semester, a summer, or a stretch of singleness—can hold more purpose than we give it credit for. It might feel like wasted time, but it’s actually one of the most critical seasons to build your relationship with Christ and discover who you are without the noise.

This week, we’re getting honest about the anxiety that creeps in when we have to do things alone. Whether it’s walking into a room by yourself, going to church solo, or just trying something new without your usual people—it's hard. I share some personal moments where I felt that tension, and we unpack why doing things alone feels so scary… and why it’s still worth doing anyway. I also share a mindset change that has helped work towards overcoming my anxiety. If you've ever sat in your car a little too long before going in—this one’s for you.

This week, we're talking about being a good friend. The kind that shows up, makes space, and sometimes even tears the roof off. I share one of my favorite Bible stories, where a group of friends literally rip a roof open just to get their friend to Jesus. It’s wild. But it also makes me wonder: what does being that kind of friend look like today? And are we letting people show up for us the same way? Let’s talk about it—all the messy, beautiful parts of doing life with people.

College life can feel like a whirlwind — new classes, new people, and sometimes, real loneliness. In this episode of the Life of a College Girl series, we’re talking all about friendship: the real, the hard, the holy.I reflect on how God places the right people in our lives right when we need them — and how friendships built on faith can sharpen us, challenge us, and pull us closer to Him. Using scriptures like Proverbs 27:17 (“iron sharpens iron”), we’ll explore what it means to build intentional, Christ-centered relationships, especially during this transformative season of life.

Let’s talk about:

Making (and keeping) godly friends in college

How God shows up through people

Why Jesus is the ultimate friend when no one else gets it

Whether you're surrounded by people or feeling alone in a crowd, this one's for you.

Press play, and let’s grow together.