What if the reason you’re still asking “Who am I?” is because you’ve been looking for the answer everywhere—except God?

In this episode of The Breanna Williams Podcast, Breanna invites you into a raw and reflective conversation about identity, lies we’ve unknowingly accepted, and why knowing who you are changes everything about how you live, love, and move forward. Through personal stories, Scripture, and the powerful narrative of Exodus, we explore how identity is formed, how it gets distorted, and how God gently calls us to confront the lies we’ve been carrying for years. You’ll be guided through practical steps to find the lie, grieve it, and replace it with truth, while discovering who God says you are.

This episode is especially for anyone who feels stuck—praying, waiting, and doubting—when God has already spoken and said, “Move forward.”

If you’ve ever felt unprepared, unsure, or like you’re running in circles, this conversation will remind you that God has already equipped you with what you need.

Now, it’s time to run.

This time, I find myself in the role of the interviewee, opening up about my journey of discovering who I truly am.

I make mistakes. Sometimes, I am filled with doubt and fear the unknown. In quiet moments, I wonder if I am truly worthy of the love and grace God promises me.

Yet, I am learning to embrace the truth that life is a marathon, not a sprint, and that every step—no matter how small—matters.

As I continue to grow, I know I will encounter new challenges, and old struggles will sometimes resurface to remind me of my past. Without God, I would be lost in a whirlwind of emotions and confusion. But this time, I feel grounded, with the Holy Spirit gently and lovingly reminding me that I am a cherished daughter of the Most High God.

We are stepping into the shoes of "The Woman at the Well."

As you study her story with us, you will see yourself as her.

You will also see how Jesus perceived her. Like Hagar in Genesis 16:13, the Woman at the Well experienced El Roi, "the God who sees me."

Today, we have Jeff Raya in the building—and his story isn’t a polished testimony, it’s a real one.

After experiencing spiritual abuse, Jeff ran—not from God, but from the pain. What followed was a search for belonging that led him into gangs, destructive choices, and ultimately prison. What he didn’t know then was that God would meet him in the very places he thought disqualified him.

In this episode, Jeff opens up about something that once felt foreign and even unsafe: vulnerability. Learning to sit with it, trust it, and live it became the doorway to healing, love, acceptance, and a restored relationship with God.

This conversation is honest, raw, and deeply human. If you’ve ever wrestled with church hurt, identity, shame, or the fear of being fully seen—this episode will resonate.

Do you see yourself in Jeff’s story?

If something in this episode speaks to you, like, comment, and share it with someone you love. That’s how we spread the Good News—one story at a time.

What if Bathsheba’s story is more complex than we’ve been told?

Step into her shoes.

Was Bathsheba a willing participant… or a woman caught in a story shaped by authority, silence, and survival? And if we’ve misunderstood her, what else have we misunderstood about women, guilt, and identity in Scripture?

In this episode, we lean in with curiosity—not judgment—to uncover unseen truths, cultural context, and overlooked perspectives that challenge the labels of adulteress and harlot. This Bible study invites you to reconsider Bathsheba’s identity—and maybe your own.

“When you let go of the need to control, you find that your life flows much more smoothly 🌊✨. Control doesn’t bring you peace, but confidence does.”

In this episode of the Anchored Identity Podcast, Juan Carlos Torres shares his journey from a shy young man in the military to a confident leader grounded in faith. He discusses his experiences in the Marine Corps.

After the loss of his wife, Juan realized he was protecting God instead of being honest about pain and anger toward Him. After confessing his feelings to his Father, he understood that was his ticket to true healing.

Juan Carlos found strength and purpose through community and service, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and the transformative power of faith in overcoming life's challenges.

In this episode of the Anchored Identity Podcast, Jay Entertainment is our honored guest! 

Jay reflects on the challenges he faced growing up in South Central. He discusses his journey of self-discovery without a father, his involvement in gangs, and his near-death experience.  

Jay shares his experiences in the entertainment industry, including clowning and DJing, and how the challenges he faced in life strengthened his unwavering faith in God, which he uses to positively influence the next generation.

In this episode of the Anchored Identity podcast, Breanna and her guest Eibby delve into the profound journey of self-discovery and identity. They explore Eibby's childhood experiences, family dynamics, struggles with self-worth, and the impact of faith on her life.

Eibby shares her transformative journey through marriage, motherhood, and ultimately finding her identity in God. The conversation highlights the importance of healing, embracing one's true self, and the ongoing process of personal growth and transformation.

In the latest episode of the Anchored Identity Podcast, Breanna discusses her journey of self-discovery and the importance of understanding one's identity. She introduces her book, “Who Am I?", which explores the question "Who Does God Say I Am?" She reflects on her past challenges with identity and how they shaped her behaviors and perceptions. 

Breanna emphasizes the significance of believing in God and encourages listeners to share their stories of overcoming adversity. She acknowledges her growth since her previous podcast, “Vibes of a Queen," and highlights her evolving relationship with God. The episode focuses on the quest for self-identity and the struggles many face when trying to answer the fundamental question, "Who am I?" Breanna concludes by sharing her commitment to being open about her experiences, both good and bad, as part of her healing journey.