Have you ever felt like giving up would be easier than trying again? In this episode of Still Chosen, I open up about what it really costs to keep starting over—and why it's worth fighting through the discomfort to finish what God placed on your heart.

You’ll hear my personal story of trying (and failing) to complete a 30-day challenge in previous years, and what finally clicked this time. From self-sabotage to surrender, I walk you through the spiritual battles, mindset shifts, and faith-based lessons that helped me show up scared but show up anyway.

This transparent episode includes:

• What happens when you quit too soon
• Why delayed obedience is still disobedience
• Scriptures that remind you to not grow weary in doing good
• A reminder that you are still chosen, even after a fall
• Encouragement to dust yourself off and try again (Aaliyah fans, this one’s for you)

If you’ve ever battled inconsistency, imposter syndrome, or wondered if your calling passed you by… this episode is your sign that it’s not too late.

If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend. Let’s keep walking in purpose—together.

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In this episode, I—a school counselor, mom of three, and evolving woman of faith—gets real about what it means to choose faith over feelings. From personal experiences as a teen mom to navigating betrayal, emotional triggers, and business setbacks, I share how trusting God means staying obedient even when emotions scream otherwise.

This is a must-listen for young adults, athletes, faith-driven moms, and anyone struggling to respond God’s way when life feels unfair. Includes relatable examples, practical tips, and real-life encouragement.

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Have you ever been labeled the “loud one,” the “too much one,” or just misunderstood altogether — even by your own family or coworkers?

This episode of Still Chosen dives deep into the pain and growth that comes from being misunderstood, especially when you’re trying your best to walk in your calling.

We talk:

• Family dynamics and the roles we’re assigned
• Healthy ways to resolve misunderstandings
• What Scripture says about seeking peace and understanding
• How to know when to speak up, and when to release it to God
• How being misunderstood doesn’t disqualify your purpose

I’m also 24 days into my 30-Day Live Challenge and whew… God is growing me! I’ll share a quick update and what I’ve learned about obedience along the way.

Send your thoughts or your own story to: [email protected]

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Delay is not denial. In this episode of Still Chosen, we explore the power of God’s timing through real-life stories, biblical examples, and personal revelation.

From waiting on relationships, to launching a podcast, to watching dreams unfold slowly—this is your reminder that what feels delayed may be God’s divine setup. We unpack the stories of Sarai, Elizabeth, and even a MacBook that came in clutch (trust me, you’ll want to hear it).

Whether you're a young athlete, a faith-filled mom, a business-minded believer, or just someone walking through a season of waiting—this episode will remind you that God is never late.

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Are we in a hurry to reach the next season of our lives?

In this Still Chosen episode, we unpack why skipping steps can cost us more than we realize—and how God’s timing is perfect, even when it feels like life is moving too slowly.

Together, we’ll explore powerful examples from baking, building, and running the 400m hurdles, drawing a parallel to the high school journey and our spiritual walk with God.

We also share a personal update on our 30-day live challenge and remind each other of the beauty in embracing every stage of life, rather than rushing to the finish line.

Join us for a heartfelt conversation about patience, growth, and trusting God’s purpose in every season.

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In this episode of Still Chosen, we unpack the deeper meaning of education—from books to life lessons, from classrooms to the Word of God. I will share my personal journey through school, fear of failure, and the realization that knowledge without wisdom is only part of the picture.

We explore how different life paths—from college degrees to hands-on experience—can still lead to success, legacy, and purpose. Rooted in scriptures like Proverbs 1:7 and James 1:5, this episode encourages young athletes, Christians, and families to never stop learning and never feel behind.

Tune in and reflect.

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In this powerful episode of Still Chosen, we’re diving into a topic that touches so many lives but often stays hidden in the shadows: Mental Health.

I open up about my own experience navigating depression during college, how mental health impacted me as a young athlete, and the lessons I learned along the way. From feeling overwhelmed during exams to realizing the connection between faith, emotional well-being, and performance—this is a message for anyone who has ever struggled silently.

You’ll hear reflections on:

What mental health really means

Why it’s vital to care for our minds as well as our bodies and souls

What God’s Word says about mental health

The importance of checking on your “strong” friends and breaking the stigma

Scriptures shared in this episode include:

Psalm 34:18 – The Lord is close to the brokenhearted

Isaiah 41:10 – God strengthens and upholds you

3 John 1:2 – God desires for your soul to prosper

If this episode resonates with you, email your story or reflections to [email protected].

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If you or someone you love is struggling, please call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Tune in and let’s break the stigma together. You are not alone. You are Still Chosen.

In this heartfelt episode, we explore the often-overlooked tension of one-sided friendships—what to do when you're showing up but the other person isn't. If you've ever felt excluded, confused, or dismissed by someone you once called a friend, you're not alone.

Through a faith-based lens, we dive into:

• Signs of unhealthy or one-sided friendships
• How to address conflict with grace and confidence
• What Scripture says about real, respectful relationships
• Letting go when closure isn't mutual

Whether you're a young adult navigating sports teams and social circles, a Christian woman trying to build godly friendships, or a family-centered listener teaching your kids about healthy relationships—this episode brings clarity, peace, and practical encouragement.

Featured Scriptures:

• Matthew 18:15 – Biblical conflict resolution
• Proverbs 27:9 – The joy of heartfelt friendship
• Amos 3:3- Power of agreement

Have you experienced something similar?

We’d love to hear your story. Email us at [email protected] and share your thoughts or feedback. Your voice matters.

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Tune in now for honest reflection, spiritual insight, and the freedom to walk in peace—even when friendship feels off.

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