Grateful for heartbreak:

Heartbreak has been a blessing in my life. Had I not had my heart broken more than a couple of times, there is so much I wouldn’t have or wouldn’t be. 

You see, heartbreak has enabled me to have an incredibly deep relationship with God. It has taught me to wrestle well, to make a choice to still trust God deeply, believe he is good and that His timing is perfect even though it seems impossible. 

Heartbreak has enabled me to connect to people deeply. I have some of the most dearest friends today because they met me in my pain and held my hand during the pain. 

Heartbreak has taught me that there is a time to wrestle and cry out to God and a time to quit wrestling and surrender. 

Heartbreak has taught me to live for today and loves the season God has given me and truly live life to its fullest. 

Heartbreak has encouraged me to dig into the Bible and find characters I truly connect with- the likes of Hannah and David. 

And finally, through trying to understand ‘why’ my journey is the way it is: if it’s for God’s glory and to help others in their journey and through disappointments, then that’s good enough for me. 

Grateful for the journey, the lessons and the perspective He has given me.❤️

Today's episode is all about cultivating hope again after suffering. Linzi and I discuss what it looks like to be softened by suffering instead of hardened by it and how we can help others suffer well. 

You can find Linzi here:

@linnycomrie

Linzi's Resources :

Anxious for Nothing: Finding Calm in a Chaotic World - Max Lucado

It's Not Supposed to Be This Way - Lysa TerKeurst

When God Says "Wait": Navigating Life's Detours and Delays - Elizabeth Laing Thompson

This episode is all about bridging the gap between the God we have fashioned in our own minds and the God of the Bible. I have the very wise Remo Tlale giving us his insight on how we can know, and how we can draw near to the God of the bible.

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@remotlale for updates on his latest episodes

 Remo Tlale Life and Faith Podcast : https://open.spotify.com/show/43mEsf3ge9KSla6zpnA6RJ?si=cDjYFBfpRtyWf-AglNJsuw

This episode is all about how we can engage the bible with more curiosity and intentionality as we pursue maturity in our relationship with God.

Self awareness is important if you want to figure out how to manage your finances in a Godly manner. If you’re a Christian, then how you treat money should be influenced by biblical principles. Im learning that its okay not to know , but it is my responsibility to going after being a good steward of the money that God has given me.

I’m pumped to have Fungai on the podcast. We sat down and spoke about how upbringing influences how we view money , as well as the role of self-awareness in handling money better.

In order to win with your finances, you need to understand yourself on a deeper level so you can build some better habits. Ive linked the resources discusses in the podcast as well as a link to do a self assessment on your personality type and how you tend to view money.

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Pass The Mic:Teach The Text is a short form podcast series by women teaching on different passages of scripture. The goal is to inspire you towards God and towards being competent with Gods word. This Episode was recorded by my good friend Athina on Philippians 4. @athina.gordon

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Pass The Mic:Teach The Text is a short form podcast series by women teaching on different passages of scripture. The goal is to inspire you towards God and towards being competent with Gods word. This Episode was recorded by my good friend Lele on Titus 2. @leratosworld

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Rachel and I discuss her spiritual journey and what it looks like to have a walk with God that isn't burdened by many/unnecessary things.