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Desires of Your Heart | Righteous Forsaken (Verse 2) | Relationship Rock

Shirah Chante welcomes viewers to Relationship Rock and shares that this is the final episode covering her original song “Righteous Forsaken,” focusing on the second verse. She emphasizes building relationships on the rock of Jesus Christ and following God’s word rather than “vain methods,” noting that people can course-correct and leave bad relationships when God directs them. Shera introduces her free Relationship Rescue Plan reflection guide, created to help people hear the Lord’s voice in their relationships, and mentions God’s call to her in 2010 to help His people with relationships. She plays and discusses verse two—“Desires of Your Heart”—connecting it to Psalm 37:4 about delighting in the Lord so He will give the desires of your heart, encouraging time in God’s presence through worship, prayer, and the word, and closes with prayer and a blessing.

00:00 Welcome to Relationship Rock

01:11 Finale Setup for Righteous Forsaken

03:10 Build Relationships on the Rock

04:48 Course Correcting Bad Relationships

08:02 Relationship Rescue Plan Offer

09:27 Play the Chorus and Verse Two

12:11 Desires of Your Heart Theme

13:37 Psalm 37 and Delighting in God

17:58 God Loves You Worship Moment

20:40 Prayer and Closing Blessing

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In this powerful episode, Shirah Chante dives into Psalm 1 and reveals the divine blueprint for prosperity. What does it really mean to be “like a tree planted by the rivers of water”? How do we avoid the traps that block our blessings? And what practical steps can we take to walk in righteousness and experience lasting success?

Through scripture, song, and heartfelt encouragement, Shirah shares three key decisions that position you to prosper: avoiding ungodly counsel, refusing the path of sinners, and rejecting a scornful mindset. She reminds us that true prosperity comes from delighting in the Word of God and meditating on it day and night.

If you’ve ever wondered how to build a life rooted in faith, stability, and divine favor, this episode is for you.

You are planted. It’s your season. You will prosper.

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God Is Love (1 John 4): Loving God by Loving People + A Word on Soulmates | Relationship Rock

Shirah Chante welcomes listeners back to her live podcast, Relationship Rock, sharing that she is refining a new intro and inviting reviews, subscriptions, and visits to her blog and streaming platforms. She sings and discusses her song “God is Love,” referencing 1 John 4:8, 19–21, emphasizing that claiming to love God while hating a brother makes one a liar and encouraging listeners to ask God to fill them with His love. She distinguishes types of love—romantic eros, friendship/philia, and unconditional agape—citing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and addresses “soulmate” ideas while clarifying she is not romantically available. She notes that long-lasting relationships are not automatically ordained by God, warns against idolatry in romance, reflects on Adam and Eve, encourages repentance and redemption, and closes with a biblical blessing for peace.

00:00 Welcome to Relationship Rock

02:10 God Is Love Song Intro

03:45 Live Performance God Is Love

06:15 Scripture on Loving Others

08:58 Not Your Soulmate

11:50 Godly Love and Lasting Relationships

15:37 Adam and Eve Love Lesson

18:09 Redemption and Closing Blessing

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God Is Love (1 John 4:7–9) | Relationship Rock Returns with a Song & Encouragement to Love

Shirah Chante returns to the Relationship Rock podcast with a new live setup and shares a song inspired by 1 John 4:8 about God being love. She reads and reflects on 1 John 4:7–9, emphasizing that anyone who does not love does not know God, and encourages listeners to keep their hearts open despite the hate and violence in the world, including war in Israel. She explains her long-running focus on helping people heal relationships through the arts and shares a new mandate she received during an altar call—“bless my people”—using music, art, and poetry. She invites viewers to visit sherahchante.com for a post about the song and encouragement to be loving, and mentions a future part two on the topic.

00:00 Welcome Back to Relationship Rock (New Live Setup)

02:35 Why This Episode: God Is Love in a World Full of Hate

03:11 Sharing the Original Song: “If I See Someone in Need…”

06:18 Scripture Breakdown: 1 John 4:7–9 — What Love Proves

08:17 Keeping Your Heart Open When Love Grows Cold

10:08 Part Two + Website Resources & How to Stay Encouraged

10:51 Her Calling & New Mandate: “Bless My People”

12:30 Final Charge: Love God, Love People (Closing)

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In this heartfelt continuation of Perfect Body, Shirah Chante shares a deeply personal reflection on love, loss, and the spiritual lessons hidden in unresolved relationships. Drawing from Proverbs 4:23, “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it,” this episode explores how past love can quietly shape our present and even block our future.

Through music, testimony, and prayer, Shirah opens up about reconnecting with a college love after more than 30 years and the powerful revelation God brought through that conversation. Sometimes the “issues of life” flowing from our hearts are tied to endings that were never healed. What if closure isn’t about going back but about being released to move forward?

If you’ve ever struggled to understand why love felt out of reach, this episode will encourage you to examine your heart, seek resolution, and trust that God’s design for love is intentional and redemptive.

It’s time to build on the Rock, so when the storms come, your love will stand.

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A Divine Encounter: The Inspiration Behind 'Perfect Body' | Relationship Rock Poetry Podcast

In this episode of the Relationship Rock Poetry Podcast, host Shirah Chante shares a profound personal experience that inspired her latest song, 'Perfect Body.' Shirah recounts a mystical encounter at a laundromat where she met Jesus in human form. She delves into the song's lyrics, the significance of the encounter, and explores Biblical accounts of Jesus' post-resurrection appearances. This episode intertwines creativity, personal reflection, and scriptural insight to foster relationships built on the rock of Jesus Christ.

00:00 Welcome to Relationship Rock Poetry Podcast

00:38 Exploring the Song 'Perfect Body'

02:28 The Story Behind 'Perfect Body'

06:07 A Divine Encounter at the Laundromat

11:20 Biblical Accounts of Jesus' Appearances

19:17 Conclusion and Blessings

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Finding Salvation Through Music: An Original Song Inspired by Jesus and the Samaritan Woman

Welcome to Relationship Rock, hosted by Shirah Chante, a relationship artist dedicated to helping people build loving and peaceful relationships through art and faith. In this episode, She shares an original song titled 'Salvation is Somebody,' inspired by Jesus' interaction with the Samaritan woman at the well from John chapter 4. She provides a backstory of the song, discusses the biblical passage in depth, and connects it to themes of enduring love and faith. Listeners are invited to embrace the message of Jesus Christ, the rock of salvation, and are guided through a prayer to accept Him into their lives. Join us for an inspiring session that combines music, scripture, and heartfelt teaching.

00:00 Welcome to Relationship Rock

01:04 Introduction to 'Salvation is Somebody'

01:30 Backstory of the Song

02:41 Performing 'Salvation is Somebody'

05:54 The Story of the Samaritan Woman

13:20 Jesus Reveals Himself

18:28 Invitation to Believe in Jesus

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In the final installment of the Israel Became a State song series, host Shirah Chante explores Verse Six, focusing on the biblical sibling rivalry between Rachel and Leah and how God used a complicated family situation to fulfill His greater plan.

This episode reflects on:

• Jacob’s 14-year wait for the woman he loved
• The emotional cost of favoritism in relationships
• God’s compassion for the unloved and overlooked
• How rivalry, barrenness, and disappointment can still lead to purpose

Rooted in Scripture and inspired by song lyrics, this conversation reminds us that relationships thrive when they’re built God’s way. Even in rivalry and pain, God brings redemption, peace, and promise.

A heartfelt prayer concludes the episode, covering those facing family rivalry, infertility, and relational struggles.

🎶 Build on the Rock. Choose love. Walk in peace.

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In this episode of Relationship Rock, host Shirah Chante shares verse five of her original song “Israel Became a State” and unpacks the powerful biblical truths behind the lyrics. Drawing from Genesis 28 and Ecclesiastes 5, Shirah Chante explores the seriousness of vows, the faithfulness of God, and why building relationships on the Rock, Yeshua, Jesus Christ, is the only foundation that lasts. Through music, scripture, and personal testimony, this episode challenges listeners to avoid meaningless promises, seek God’s presence above all else, and address issues early in relationships so time, energy, and hearts are not wasted. Tune in for encouragement, wisdom, and a reminder that God’s presence is more valuable than anything we could ever offer Him.

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Relationship Rock - Laughter Remains as Promised Episode

Join Shirah Chante, your host for Relationship Rock, as she continues her special series exploring her original song 'Israel Became a State.' In this fourth installment, Shirah Chante delves deep into the biblical significance of names, focusing on Isaac meaning 'laughter' and God's faithfulness in keeping His promises.

Through music, teaching, and personal reflection, Shirah Chante examines Abraham's incredible faith journey, the profound story of Isaac's near-sacrifice, and the beautiful meaning behind unchanging names in Scripture. This episode weaves together songwriting, biblical history, and powerful lessons about trusting God even in challenging times.

Listeners will discover:

• The significance of biblical name changes
• Why Isaac's name remained unchanged
• Insights about faith, divine promises, and perseverance
• A special performance from Shirah Chante's new original song

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