Upper Room Conversations

Text me! Let your voice be heard in the Upper Room.

In this vulnerable season opener, host Rosalyn Davis reflects on the first season of  Creating Space podcast and shares what led to its abrupt ending. She shares her challenges with overthinking, comparison, and losing sight of the original plan (God's), which led to burnout. Rosalyn opens up about her experience with postpartum depression and the mindset that allowed for it to give way to deep spiritual growth. 

The exciting mission & vision of Taking Up Space ministry is shared and Rosalyn expresses her excitement for the upcoming season and the impactful conversations that will be featured!

Key Takeaways:

• Overthinking and comparison can lead to burnout and discouragement. 
• The challenging experiences we face may be opportunities for deep growth if we shift our perspective.
• New Taking Up Space mission: building bold believers who can make a positive impact in their spheres of influence.

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In this weeks episode Rosalyn responds to a very important W.E. Time question: how do we approach vulnerability when we have a fear of rejection? 

Other topics you’ll here in this episode:

• social anxiety and small talk
• having more grace in the comments
• being a safe space for your loved ones 

Do you have a topic you’d like to receive some Wisdom and Encouragement (W.E.) on? Send it to us on Instagram @TheCreatingSpacePod or email to [email protected].

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You asked, we answered! In this requested episode Rosalyn speaks to some very important topics about marriage such as: transitioning from single to married, what makes a healthy marriage, and what questions should someone ask themselves before marriage. You’ll also hear discussion about: couples’ finances, becoming the spouse your marriage needs and building authentic relationships with your in laws. 

In this week’s episode we also introduced a new segment! From now on we will be having W.E. (Wisdom and Encouragement) Time. If you have a question or topic you’d like us to discuss during this segment, send us an email at [email protected] or DM us on Instagram @TheCreatingSpacePod. 

OTHER CONVOS ON MARRIAGE

• The Idolatry of Marriage on With the Perrys
• Conflict, Confrontation, and Arguing Well on With the Perrys

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Do you stand out, or do you blend in with everyone else? Culture tells us a lot of things -- a lot of it is wrong. So much of what culture encourages leaves us hopeless, heartbroken, bitter, and lost. Believers should be standing out amongst the crowd as examples of love, peace, forgiveness, tenderness, kindness, hope and redemption. The way we conduct ourselves should point people to the love and power of God.
 
Are you ready to shine your light for others to see?

Holier than Thou by Jackie Hill Perry

My Testimony - I Haven't Always Live what I've Learned

 

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When God gives you a right now word, you can’t wait for the lights, camera, action of a studio session to share it. 

In this “intimately recorded” episode, Rosalyn talks managing others’ emotions, rejection, and making room for new gifts to shine.  

Although brief, this mini episode is packed with wisdom! Don't be afraid to re-listen and share with friends. 

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Life moves fast. If we’re not careful we could find ourselves living from a place of comparison, reaction or worry rather than intention.

Slow down with us for a moment as we investigate and clarify our intentions in 3 core areas: communication, work/career,  and relationships.
 

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Birth plans are a big topic in the birth education and planning community. Parents-to-be are encouraged to plan where and how they would like to labor, share their ideal environment for birth, how they would like to manage contractions, preferences for the first few hours after birth and soooo much more. 

But what happens when the plan has to change? In this episode Rosalyn shares the drastic differences between how it started vs how it ended and what kept her going in between. Topics you'll here in this episode include:

- Prenatal care at a birth center
- Hospital birth experience
- Advantages of taking a birth education class
- How to maintain your relationship after having kids 
- Gender disappointment

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In this heart-warming episode Rosalyn interviews her mom on the best quality she inherited from: living by faith. Ms. Veronica shares her testimony of how she became saved in her 20s, brought her husband to Christ and raised children who loved Him. 

Other topics you will hear in this episode:

• What to do when your soul is tired.
• The difference between condemnation and conviction.
• God restoring the things that we give up.
• How to get more out of your life. 

Rosalyn’s Christian Rap playlist (on Apple Music)
Christian Afrobeats playlist by Sully G

Podcast referenced: The Basement with Tim Ross

Scriptures mentioned: Romans 12:3, Matthew 6:4, Proverbs 22:6, Esther 4:14, Psalm 37:4, 1 Corinthians 9:19-23

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We’re going to be spending a lot of time together so it’s only right that we get to know each other! 

In this show opener Rosalyn shares some interesting facts about herself to set the tone for our future hangouts. It’s giving catching up with your friends but also learning something new about them every time. 

She also shares what you can expect from this podcast: journal sessions, mentorship, storytelling, Q&A sessions, maybe some tears and definitely a good laugh! 

And now it’s our turn to get to know you! Send us a message on IG @TheCreatingSpacePod to let us know who you are, where you’re listening from, your hobbies, and what you hope to hear on the show.

Learn more about Taking Up Space here.

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Books Mentioned: I Thought it was Just Me by Brené Brown , Crazy Faith by Michael Todd, Braving the Wilderness by Brené Brown, Balance by Touré Roberts

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Text me! Let your voice be heard in the Upper Room.

Support the show

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