In this episode, we continue the conversation on grace by diving into the goodness of God and what it truly means to approach His throne of grace. Looking at Hebrews 4:14-16 we unpack the invitation we’ve been given… not to strive for perfection, but to draw near with confidence because of who He is.

In this episode, we talk about the tension of motherhood, influence, and staying rooted in what actually matters.

There’s so much beauty in choosing honesty, building real community, and creating spaces where people feel safe, seen, and deeply loved.

Welcome to The Grace Theory 🤍

In this episode, we’re talking about something many of us quietly wrestle with… what it means to be saved by grace… but still hesitant to fully step into a life of bold faith.

We know the truth. We believe the gospel. But sometimes fear, doubt, or insecurity keep us from living the way Jesus actually called us to live — free, surrendered, and courageous.

This isn’t a conversation rooted in guilt or pressure. It’s an invitation.

An invitation to gently explore where we might be holding back…  

Wherever you are in your walk, you are welcome here. No shame. No striving. Just an honest conversation about grace, growth, and learning to follow Jesus more fully… one step at a time.

I’m so glad you’re here.

Goodbyes & God is a solo podcast about the beautiful, messy, and holy work of relationships. From friendships that stay to seasons that shift, we’ll talk honestly about learning to let go, staying rooted where God calls you, and becoming the kind of friend who loves with intention and accountability.

In today’s solo episode of The Middle of the Story, we’re talking about the power of honesty—first with the Lord, then with ourselves, and then with others. When we choose truth over hiding, we break isolation, shrink the enemy’s influence, and make more room for God’s Kingdom in our lives.

This episode is an invitation to live in the light, pursue real community, and let vulnerability become a place where freedom grows.

In this first episode of a special solo mini-series, I’m diving into a question that grounds everything we do: what really matters most? Jesus summed it up simply — love God above all else, and love others. But what does that actually look like in our everyday lives?

In this 14-minute episode, we’ll unpack what it means to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength — and to live from a place of agape love, the self-giving, unconditional love that reflects His heart. It’s a reminder to realign our focus, surrender our distractions, and return to the One who matters most.

In this episode, Purity Culture: What God Meant for Good and What We Got Wrong, we’re unpacking one of the most misunderstood movements in modern Christianity. We talk about how purity culture shaped a generation—both the good intentions and the lasting wounds—and what it looks like to rediscover God’s heart for holiness, intimacy, and identity. Together, we’ll explore cultural Christianity, the tension between shame and grace, and what it means to walk in sexual integrity through the freedom of the gospel.

In this episode of The Middle of the Story, we sit down with my friend and pastor Meredith Zamora, for a powerful conversation we’re calling The Middle of the Move.

We talk about the beauty and tension of miracles, what it means to be women in ministry, and the sacred invitation to encounter Jesus—whether healing comes here on earth or in heaven.

We also unpack what it looks like to give others space to grow, while still walking in truth and accountability.

This one will stir your heart to keep moving with God, even in the middle.

In this second part of our conversation, we dive deeper into what it really costs us when we compromise our convictions.

From the small choices that dull our spiritual sensitivity to the subtle ways culture pulls us away from wholehearted devotion to Jesus, they talk honestly about the tension between grace and obedience.

This episode explores how compromise erodes intimacy with God—and how choosing surrender leads to real freedom and lasting peace.

Tasha Layton joins us to share her story of finding freedom in surrender — from seasons of deep struggle with mental health to learning to rest in the Holy Spirit’s healing power.

Together, we explore how God meets us in the middle, transforms our pain, and invites us to live from His presence, not performance.