The Be Circle

This week on The Be Circle, we’re having an honest and heartfelt conversation about miscarriage—the loss of a baby, the dreams that came with that child, and the grief that can sometimes remain unspoken. We talk about giving ourselves permission to grieve, learning how to support women through their loss, and finding comfort in knowing that we don’t have to walk through it alone. Even in the middle of questions and heartache, there is faith, there is healing, and there is hope. God is near to the brokenhearted, and your story still matters. Join us around the table for a conversation filled with compassion, faith, and hope for tomorrow.

This week on The Be Circle, the ladies are talking about a subject many women experience but few openly discuss: menopause. From hot flashes and brain fog to emotions, intimacy, confidence, and the struggle to recognize yourself in a changing body, they share their experiences with honesty, humor, and plenty of “me too” moments. Most importantly, they talk about giving yourself grace, asking questions, getting help, and remembering that a changing body does not mean a diminishing woman. Your worth, calling, purpose, beauty, and joy are not over—God is not finished with you.

Last week, we started talking about the lies we tell ourselves. This week, we’re taking it a step further. What happens when we finally get honest with ourselves and confront the things we’ve been avoiding? From body image and identity to boundaries, self-neglect, burnout, and the promises we keep breaking to ourselves, this conversation gets real about what it means to stop living in survival mode and start truly thriving. Sometimes becoming whole begins with simply telling ourselves the truth—and finally keeping our word to ourselves. It’s time to quit lying to yourself.

What happens when the hardest person to be honest with is yourself? In this episode of The Be Circle, we’re talking about the lies we tell ourselves, the excuses we use to stay comfortable, and the ways self-deception can keep us stuck. From identity and body image to boundaries, burnout, healing, and the things God has asked us to do, it’s time to confront the truth, quit blaming everyone else, and start keeping the promises we make to ourselves. Because healing starts when the excuses end—and freedom begins with honesty. Quit lying to yourself. It’s time to live and become all God has called you to be.

Church Hurt Almost Took Me Out — We’ve been there. Hurt by people we trusted. Wounded in a place where we expected love, safety, and family. And if we’re honest, there were moments when the hurt made us want to walk away from church altogether. But we had a choice: stay offended or let God heal us. We had to learn that people may hurt you, but they don’t get to decide your relationship with God. Forgiveness doesn’t mean there are no boundaries—it means the hurt doesn’t get to become your prison. If church hurt has ever made you question your faith, your church, or even God, this conversation is for you. Church hurt almost took us out—but God wasn’t finished with us.

Have you ever found yourself asking, Who am I outside of being a wife, a mother, a career woman, or what I do for everyone else? We’ve asked ourselves those questions, too. Sometimes life changes, our children grow up, ministry looks different, or the roles we’ve built our lives around suddenly shift, and we realize we’ve attached our identity to what we do instead of to who God created us to be. In this conversation, we get personal about the pressure women face, the insecurities and wounds that can shape the way we see ourselves, the importance of family and the voices that speak identity into our lives, and what it means to come back to the truth that God knew us before culture ever had an opinion about us. We don’t have all the answers, but we’re learning together that we don’t have to compete, compare, or pretend to be something we’re not—we can embrace who God created us to be and find our identity in Him. Pull up a chair and join us around the table for Part 2 of The Be Circle.

The War on Womanhood

Who told you that being a woman is something you need to apologize for, redefine, or be ashamed of?

In this powerful episode of The Be Circle, we take an honest look at the growing confusion surrounding womanhood, identity, femininity, and purpose. What happens when culture tries to define what God has already designed? We talk about the pressure women face to become someone they were never created to be—and why knowing your identity in Christ changes everything.

You are not an accident. You are not a stereotype. You are not defined by culture, social media, your role, or anyone else’s expectations. You were intentionally created by God, with purpose, power, wisdom, and influence.

It’s time to stop shrinking, stop doubting, and start embracing who God created you to be.

Pull up a chair. The conversation is about to get real.

This week on The Be Circle, the ladies welcome special guest Pastor Mark Gazaway for a meaningful conversation about “The Unknown Benefits of Grace.” Pastor Mark shares how God’s grace empowered him to walk out a calling that required sacrifice, perseverance, and strength beyond his own. The conversation explores how grace sustains us when we feel like quitting and gives us the strength to continue when our own strength begins to fade. The discussion also highlights how grace gives us power to overcome, favor, mercy, and access to God without fear. Pull up a chair around the table and discover why we don’t have to stand in our own strength—we can stand in His grace.

In this episode of The Be Circle, we’re talking about Rwanda and an upcoming ministry trip focused on encouraging, equipping, and empowering women in ministry. We’re believing God for freedom, healing, and revival as we pour into women across the country and help them discover their voice, purpose, and calling. You can be part of the mission by sponsoring a woman for $150, donating travel-size purses, lotions, or body wash, or sponsoring a child for $35/monthto help provide food, schooling, and healthcare. To give or get involved, email [email protected] or give through Cash App at $CMPI22. Join us for this powerful conversation and discover why Rwanda is more than a trip—it’s an assignment!

Have you ever wondered if you’re trusting God—or just trying really hard to make everything happen? In this episode of The Be Circle, the ladies have a real and honest conversation about Grace vs. Grind and what it looks like to let God lead while still doing your part. They talk about preparation, surrender, anointing, those seasons when it feels like nobody sees what you’re doing, and why the hidden places may actually be where God is preparing you for what’s next. From David’s time in the pasture to Jesus stepping away to be with the Father, this conversation is full of encouragement, laughs, and reminders that you don’t have to choose between grace and effort—let grace fuel your grind! So grab your coffee, pull up a chair, and join the ladies around the table. You might just see your own season a little differently after this conversation.