Selah Moments with Sam and Jess

How does God prepare you before He sends you, and how can you discern when He is calling you into a new season?

In this episode, Pastor Rohan K. Samuels joins us for a powerful conversation about deployment, spiritual preparation, sanctification, obedience, and responding to God’s call.

Pastor Rohan explains that blooming is not simply about becoming, it is about becoming ready to be useful in the hands of God. Together, we explore how God develops us for His purposes, why preparation is an essential part of spiritual growth, and how to remain faithful when an assignment feels difficult or unclear.

We also discuss how to discern when God is leading you into something new, the fears and excuses that can prevent us from moving forward, and why obedience matters more than perfection. Whether your next season requires an emotional, relational, geographical, or spiritual transition, this conversation will encourage you to renew your “yes” and trust the preparation process.

As Pastor Rohan reminds us:

“Bloom without deployment is incomplete.”

“God develops us to be useful, not just impressive.”

“Heaven is waiting for your yes to be sent.”

In this episode, we discuss:

• What deployment means from a biblical perspective
• How God prepares us before He sends us
• The connection between blooming and spiritual readiness
• Preparation, sanctification, and spiritual maturity
• How to discern God’s call into a new season
• Overcoming fear, excuses, and pride
• Why obedience is more important than perfection
• Remaining faithful during difficult or unclear assignments
• Renewing your “yes” to God’s purpose

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and episode overview
01:58 Reflections on past episodes and key takeaways
04:00 Introducing Pastor Rohan and his first BLOOM experience
07:59 Defining deployment from a biblical perspective
10:00 Blooming and spiritual readiness
14:07 The importance of deployment in spiritual growth
18:00 Overcoming fears and excuses in God’s call
21:57 Sanctification and preparation
29:55 The process of spiritual maturity
33:06 Discerning God’s call into new seasons
34:57 Transition and departure in deployment
36:50 The caterpillar and cocoon analogy
39:59 Final encouragement and a call to renewed obedience

Listen now and consider this question: Is God asking you to renew your “yes” in this season?

Tune into Freedom Life Church of Edmonton to hear more from Pastor Ro

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What does it truly mean to leave a legacy?

In this episode, Dr. Michelle Jeremie joins us for a powerful conversation about building a generational legacy that goes far beyond money or material inheritance. We explore how culture, beliefs, relationships, leadership and spiritual formation shape what is passed from one generation to the next.

Dr. Michelle shares why healing and soul care are essential to legacy building, how underlying mindsets and systems influence families and communities, and what it looks like to align our lives with kingdom principles.

This conversation will encourage you to consider not only what you are building, but also who you are becoming and what future generations will receive because of your life.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The difference between inheritance and legacy
• How culture and mindset are passed through generations
• Why healing and soul care matter when building a legacy
• The influence of leadership and relationships
• Developing resilience, compassion and spiritual strength
• Building a legacy rooted in righteousness, joy and peace

Whether you are thinking about your family, leadership, ministry or personal healing, this episode will challenge you to build something healthy, intentional and lasting.

Guest: Dr. Michelle Jeremie
Resource: Kingdom Culture and Legacy

00:00 Introduction to Legacy and Kingdom Inheritance
01:56 The Difference Between Inheritance and Legacy
03:57 The Role of Culture and Mindset in Legacy
06:03 Healing and Soul Care as Foundations of Legacy
07:59 The Power of Leadership and Relationships
10:07 Building Resilience and Compassion for Future Generations
12:01 Final Blessings and Call to Action

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What does it truly mean to build generational wealth, and how can we ensure that what we pass down includes more than money?

In this episode, we sit down with financial coach and wealth-building expert Pastor Verone for a powerful conversation about building and transferring wealth through faith, intentionality, stewardship, wisdom, and character.

Pastor V explains why generational wealth begins with understanding what God has placed in your hands and learning how to manage it faithfully. Together, we explore practical steps for building financial resources, making intentional decisions, developing the character required to sustain wealth, and preparing the next generation to steward what they receive.

This conversation will encourage you to think differently about wealth, inheritance, sacrifice, mentorship, and the legacy you are creating today.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The spiritual significance of generational wealth
• Practical steps for building and transferring family wealth
• Why character and wisdom are essential to stewardship
• The role of faith, sacrifice, and intentional decision-making
• Preparing the next generation to receive and sustain wealth
• How mentorship, partnership, and community contribute to growth
• Using the Bible as a foundational wealth-building resource

As Verone reminds us, “You cannot give what you do not possess.” Building a lasting legacy begins with becoming faithful stewards of what God has already entrusted to us.

Learn more about BLOOM 2026 at bloomsisconnect.ca/bloom2026

To chat about financial coaching with Pastor V you can connect with him via email at [email protected].

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What does it really mean to live with purpose?

In this episode of Selah Moments, Pastor Nicole Salmon joins us for a powerful conversation on purpose, courage, confidence, and legacy. Together, we unpack some of the biggest misconceptions women have about purpose and explore how God calls each of us to live intentionally in every season.

Pastor Nicole shares practical wisdom on overcoming fear, comparison, shame, and self-doubt while embracing the unique calling God has placed on your life. We also discuss the difference between purpose, calling, and assignment, and why faithfulness and obedience matter more than numbers, recognition, or success.

Whether you're feeling stuck, questioning your next step, or simply looking for encouragement in your journey, this conversation will remind you that purpose is not a destination, it's a lifestyle rooted in God's design for your life.

In this episode:
• Purpose as a lifestyle, not a destination
• The difference between purpose, calling, and assignment
• Courage versus confidence
• Overcoming shame, fear, and comparison
• Faithfulness and obedience in every season
• Building a God-honouring legacy
• Practical tools for discovering your purpose

Connect with us:
BLOOM 2026 | Legacy Makers
August 7–9, 2026 | Toronto, Ontario

Register Here: https://www.bloomsisconnect.ca/bloom2026

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In this inspiring episode of Selah Moments we’re talking about what it means to dream again after disappointment, delay, fear, or uncertainty.

So many women are carrying dreams, gifts, callings, and desires that have been buried because of pain, past experiences, comparison, or the fear of starting again.

In this conversation, Sam and Jessica unpack how to rediscover your dreams, align them with God’s purpose, and steward what He has placed in your hands with faith, wisdom, and patience.

Together, they explore the difference between legacy dreams and dynasty dreams, the importance of surrendering our plans to God, and how healing from disappointment can create space for renewed vision.

This episode is for the woman who knows there is more, but needs the courage to dream again with God.

In this episode, we talk about:

• The difference between legacy dreams and dynasty dreams
• How to align your dreams with God’s will
• Healing from disappointment and past limitations
• Why you should not despise small beginnings
• How to identify and steward your gifts
• The role of the Holy Spirit in dreaming again
• Biblical examples of dreams, purpose, and divine timing
• What it means to dream from the future, not the past

Resources mentioned:

Join us at BLOOM 2026: https://www.bloomsisconnect.ca/bloom2026

Watch on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@BLOOMSisConnect

In this episode of Selah Moments we’re exploring what it really means to build a lasting legacy. Legacy is often connected to money, wealth, or what we leave behind materially, but in this conversation, Jess and Sam unpack legacy through the lens of faith, obedience, character, stewardship, discipleship, and everyday impact.

They discuss how the way we live, love, respond, obey, and show up can shape not only our lives, but the generations coming after us.

This episode is for the woman who wants to live intentionally, steward her influence well, and understand how her obedience to God can create a ripple effect far beyond what she may ever see.

In this episode, we talk about:

• The true meaning of legacy beyond material wealth
• How obedience is connected to generational impact
• Why character and everyday behaviour matter
• The influence we carry in our homes, communities, churches, and relationships
• What it means to live out your eulogy, not just your resume
  How faith, stewardship, and discipleship shape the legacy we leave

Resources mentioned:

Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer

Join us for BLOOM 2026: https://www.bloomsisconnect.ca/bloom2026

Watch on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@BLOOMSisConnect

In this episode of Selah Moments with Jessica and Sam, we explore how to navigate heavy seasons with faith, wisdom, community, and intentional rest.

Jessica and Sam talk about what it means to identify the season you’re in, trust God when life feels heavy, and make room for practical care in your mind, body, and soul.

They also discuss the difference between pruning and spiritual warfare, the importance of connection, and how vulnerability can become part of the healing process.

This conversation is for the woman who feels tired, overwhelmed, stretched, or unsure of what God is doing in this season.

Be encouraged: God is near, He is reaching for you, and you do not have to walk through this alone.

Listen in as we talk about:

• Navigating heavy seasons with faith
• Trusting God in difficult times
• Understanding pruning and spiritual warfare
• The importance of community
• Mental, physical, and spiritual rest
• Caring for your mind, body, and soul
• Giving yourself permission to not be okay

Resources Mentioned:

Ecclesiastes 3:1
Psalm 34:18
Sacred Rest by Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith
Bloom 2026 Toronto Conference

Share this episode with someone who needs a reminder that God is still present, even in heavy seasons.

In this episode of Selah Moments with Jessica and Sam, we explore the Parable of the Talents and what it teaches us about stewardship, multiplication, faith, and trusting God with the gifts He placed in our hands.

Jessica and Sam talk about why many women bury their talents because of fear, comparison, shame, insecurity, or waiting for the perfect moment. This conversation is a reminder that God is not asking you to be someone else. He is calling you to faithfully steward what He has already given you.

Together, they unpack the importance of working what God placed in your hands, trusting Him for multiplication, releasing what no longer serves the season you are stepping into, and launching out in faith.

If you’ve been doubting your gift, shrinking back, or waiting for permission to move forward, this episode will encourage you to stop burying your talent and start stewarding it with faith.

Listen in as we talk about:

• The Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25
• Why women bury their gifts
• Stewardship and multiplication
• Fear, comparison, and insecurity
• Trusting God’s timing
• Launching out into new territory
• Releasing the old for the new

Resources Mentioned:

Bloom 2026 Toronto Event: https://www.bloomsisconnect.ca/bloom2026
Release, Release, Remain Devotional by Yvette Henry
Matthew 25: The Parable of the Talents

Share this episode with a friend who needs the reminder that her gift still matters

What does holy audacity look like in real life?

In this episode of Selah Moments with Sam and Jess, we explore what it means to embrace boldness in faith and stop shrinking back from what God is calling you to do. We talk about overcoming self doubt, silencing negative inner narratives, and building the kind of faith that moves even when fear is present.

This conversation also dives into the importance of seeing bold faith modeled well, how community shapes confidence, and why walking in your calling often requires courage before comfort.

If you have ever felt intimidated, overlooked, or unsure of your place, this episode will remind you that boldness is not about performance. It is about trusting God enough to show up fully.

Listen in for an honest conversation on faith, growth, identity, and the courage to obey.

For women in Alberta and nearby cities, register for BLOOM Edmonton here: https://www.bloomsisconnect.ca/events

Negative self-talk can feel like a nonstop narrator in your mind, shaming you, shrinking you, and making it hard to receive what God says about you.

In this episode, we explore how that inner voice is often rooted in childhood experiences and the messages we absorbed early on. We share personal stories, biblical insight, and practical tools to help you uproot lies and replace them with truth.

We discuss the Holy Spirit’s role in renewing the mind, how to “confront lies with facts,” and why therapy and safe spaces can be a powerful part of healing and discipleship. If you’re ready to quiet the noise, recognize God’s voice, and walk in your identity as chosen, this conversation will meet you right where you are.

Keywords: negative self-talk, identity in Christ, Christian mental health, renewing the mind, healing childhood wounds, Holy Spirit guidance, therapy for Christians, resilience, spiritual growth, self-awareness, inner critic, shame.