Rise By Lifting

No one gets married with the thought of it ending as this was never God's intent for marriage. However sometimes certain circumstances lead to the ending of a marriage. With no doubt many are left to deal with heartbreak while learning to navigate through the unknowns of the next chapter of life. In this episode, guest speaker Torkwase Joseph shares her own journey through divorce and how God brought her to a place of healing.

With so many wrong messages out in the world today, it is no wonder modesty seems to have such a negative connotation even when it comes to Christian women. But is modesty really a bad thing? Or is there really beauty in a woman that chooses to pursue it in a world where the opposite seems to be promoted? In today's episode, Mercedes debunks some modesty myths and addresses some common thoughts surrounding modesty.

Life is constantly changing and with those changes comes different seasons we experience; some for the better and others, not so much.  Sometimes seasons can propose challenges in our walk with God, however, no matter the challenge, we can aim to remain faithful and steadfast in our walk with Jesus.  Guest speakers, Jordan and Jackie Mensah share their own journey of how they have navigated through the years and different seasons of life while aiming to remain steadfast with in their walk with God.  

Let's face it: our world is more than ever filled with sexual perversion. From same-sex relationships to an increase in pornography exposure and other promiscuous lifestyles, there's no doubt that many try to fill an empty void by engaging in such acts, which in turn leaves one more broken while battling shame and guilt. But what if that void could be healed and the cycle could be broken? What if you could experience real freedom, everlasting healing, and a fresh start?

Tune into today's episode as guest speaker, Kaylia Peters shares her journey of how Jesus set her free from the bondages of pornography and same-sex attraction.

Getting married is one thing; staying married is another.  Let’s face it: marriage is hard.  It’s the union of two naturally sinful people with flaws coming together to do life and the will of God. There’s no doubt it requires intentionality, putting aside self and learning to love and understand the other person. Having God in the centre of any marriage can help but still requires both parties to make their marriage work. 

Our guest speaker, Sheri-Lynne states that the later years in marriage can be the best years, but it takes work to get there! Tune into today’s episode as she shares her experience and lessons learned after 28 years of marriage.