Inspired by “WHO TF IZ U” from The Fall-Off by J. Cole*, this episode explores identity, discernment, and spiritual growth.

When confidence meets clarity, it can look like ego to the wrong people. But what if it’s just maturity?

Through Matthew 7:16 and Galatians 2:20, we unpack what it means to know who you are in Christ, recognize fruit in others, and set boundaries without bitterness.

If you’re in a season of outgrowing spaces, protecting your peace, or questioning who really has access to you — this conversation is for you.

Discernment isn’t pride. It’s protection.

This Valentine's week, we're revisiting Musiq Soulchild's classic "Love" and asking a deeper question: do we actually know how to love - or do we just like being loved?

In this episode of The Fold, we unpack the difference between romance and real, biblical love. Through 1 Corinthians 13 and the story of Hosea, we explore patience, vulnerability, forgiveness, and what it really means to build covenant instead of chasing chemistry.

If you've ever confused intensity with intimacy or attention with affection, this conversation is for.

Let's grow our hearts, not just our expectations.

This Valentine’s week, we’re revisiting Musiq Soulchild’s classic “Love” and asking a deeper question: do we actually know how to love — or do we just like being loved?

In this episode of The Fold, we unpack the difference between romance and real, biblical love. Through 1 Corinthians 13 and the story of Hosea, we explore patience, vulnerability, forgiveness, and what it really means to build covenant instead of chasing chemistry.

If you’ve ever confused intensity with intimacy or attention with affection, this conversation is for you.

Let’s grow our hearts, not just our expectations.

January is full of plans — but what happens when God reroutes them? In this episode of Faith Between the Lines, we explore purpose, resistance, and obedience through Olivia Pope (Scandal) and Jonah.

This conversation unpacks running from responsibility, avoiding God’s call under the guise of control, and the discomfort that comes with divine interruption. If you’re feeling unsettled at the start of the year, this episode invites you to choose alignment over comfort.

Folded Truth: Delayed obedience still costs you peace.

What do you do when the year ends… but the answers don’t come with it?

This episode is for anyone closing the year tired, grateful, disappointed, hopeful—or all of the above. In this season finale of Faith Between the Lines, we sit with the kind of faith that doesn’t depend on outcomes, timelines, or breakthroughs.

Using the story of Habakkuk, we talk about trusting God when nothing looks like it worked out, when prayers feel unanswered, and when the fruit you hoped for never showed up. We also reflect on the way Black TV season finales mirror real life—messy endings, open questions, and characters who are still becoming.

This isn’t a “new year, new you” episode.

It’s a still standing episode.

If you’re ending the year without clarity but with a little more strength, this conversation is for you.

Stay with us—because the story isn’t over.

It’s just between the lines.

This Christmas, let’s slow down.

In this special cozy episode of The Fold: Faith Between the Lines, I’m talking about one of my favorite Christmas movies, Home Alone, and a reel that changed the way I see it. What if Old Man Marley isn’t just a misunderstood neighbor — but a quiet reflection of Jesus?

We talk about feeling alone during the holidays, finding God in unexpected places, and how Emmanuel often shows up quietly, right when we need Him most. This episode is an invitation to settle in, reflect, and see a familiar story through a faith-filled lens.

Grab a warm drink, turn the lights low, and listen in.

As the year comes to a close, this episode of Faith Between the Lines invites you into a moment of reflection, honesty, and hope. In “Joseph & James St. Patrick: The Dream and the Detour,” we explore what happens when God gives you a vision, but the path to it feels delayed, disrupted, or completely off-course.

Through the story of Joseph in Genesis 37–50 and James “Ghost” St. Patrick from Power, this episode examines ambition, impatience, betrayal, and the tension between trusting God’s timing and forcing outcomes. While both men had big dreams, their choices during the waiting season led them down very different paths.

This conversation reminds us that God’s favor doesn’t exempt us from the process — it carries us through it. As we reflect on the year behind us and prepare to move forward, this episode encourages listeners to release frustration, embrace growth, and trust that every delay is divine preparation.

If you’re ending the year feeling behind, uncertain, or questioning God’s timing, this episode offers clarity, comfort, and a renewed perspective for the journey ahead.

In this episode of Faith Between the Lines, we explore what it means to lead when you don’t feel qualified, prepared, or positioned for the role. Through the stories of Moses in Scripture and Tasha St. Patrick from Power, we dive into the tension of carrying responsibility you didn’t ask for, guiding people who don’t always see your value, and showing up in places where you feel unseen.

We unpack their parallel journeys — Moses’ reluctance, Tasha’s resilience, and the quiet strength found in leaders who stand in the middle. Whether you’re navigating family, work, ministry, or personal transition, this episode reminds you that God equips you even when you’re unsure, overwhelmed, or overlooked.

If you’ve ever felt stuck between expectation and exhaustion, calling and insecurity, or purpose and pressure — this conversation speaks directly to you. Tune in and be encouraged as you discover the truth that God uses middle leaders in mighty ways.

In this episode of Faith Between the Lines, we explore what it means to confront the version of yourself God is calling you to become. Through a powerful pairing of Jacob from Scripture and Emmett from The Chi, we look at how both men wrestle with identity, responsibility, and the fear of outgrowing who they used to be.

We break down their journeys, highlight the spiritual lessons in their transformation, and reflect on how God uses conflict, discomfort, and change to rename us and redirect us.

Whether you’re navigating a transition, growing through tension, or wrestling with who you want to be, this conversation offers truth, hope, and clarity for the journey.

Tune in, take a breath, and step into the change God is shaping within you.

Wisdom looks good from the outside — but carrying it? That’s a whole different story.

In this episode of Faith Between the Lines, we’re sitting with two powerful women who know what it means to lead under pressure: Deborah, the prophetess and judge from the Book of Judges, and Annalise Keating, the complex, brilliant lawyer from How to Get Away with Murder.

Both women lead with strength and strategy, yet both know the loneliness and weight that come with being the one everyone turns to. Through their stories, we’ll talk about the tension between calling and capacity, the price of discernment, and the peace that comes when you let God hold what you’ve been carrying alone.

This episode is for the strong ones — the steady ones — the people who lead from empty places and still show up.

It’s for anyone who’s ever whispered, “Lord, I know what You told me to do, but this is heavy.”

✨ Tune in as we unpack what it really means to carry wisdom with grace, courage, and trust.

Focus Verse: Judges 4:9

Folded Truth: Wisdom will weigh on you, but it will never waste you.