Wake Up Queen

What is God calling you to in this season? Have you felt isolated, stretched or may even a bit uncomfortable? In this episode we sit down with a former colleague, prayer warrior, and child welfare advocate, Zuleka Foulen, as she shares her journey of mental health, healing and her transformative encounter with our one True King.

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In this episode of The Wake Up Queen Podcast, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Tamara Campbell, a dedicated social worker and child welfare advocate. Tamara is the owner of @codepinc2020 and the host of the @iamvoice.podcast. Join us as we delve into her incredible journey, unpacking the wealth of wisdom and insights she has to offer.

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https://codepinc2020.com/

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https://www.itstheheart.org

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The journey of healing is never as simple as we desire it to be. Far too often we walk this journey forgetting that God's plan for our lives exceeds what we could ever imagine. In this episode, we sit down with the Founding Pastor of Fragrant Faith Ministries, Jaclyn Traina, as shares her journey of healing and how God took her beyond what she envisioned.

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In this episode of Wake Up Queen, we're sitting down with Melanie Ryerson, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Mental Health Advocate and colleague, who shares her journey of healing and the role faith played in her transformation. Tune in to hear her story, get some valuable nuggets of wisdom, and feel the warmth of community. Whether you're on your own healing journey or supporting someone else, this episode is a testament to the power of community.

Healing isn't always a linear journey. It's messy, complex, and often, it requires us to confront our deepest wounds. But through the power of the Holy Spirit, we find the strength to rise above our pain and embrace healing with grace. Today, we have the privilege of hearing from Tocara Jackson, MSW and Mental Health Advocate, a remarkable woman who has walked her own path of healing and emerged stronger than ever.

Reconciliation is a concept that resonates deeply with all of us, in many different facets. But what does the Bible have to say about this as it relates to forgiveness? How does it guide us in the process of healing and restoring relationships? To help us navigate this, in this episode, we will be looking at the book of Philemon and pulling out practical steps that will help us move towards God's desire to reconcile with others.

As daughters of royalty, we are called to live in way that brings glory and honor to our King. We are fearfully and wonderfully made. His workmanship is marvelous. So let us wake up to call to be the Queens He has created us to be. In this episode, we will sit down with Shameka Conwell, mom, wife, and author of the incredible devotional, Queen Behavior, to discuss practical ways we can live as Queen. Let's fix our crowns!!

Ephesians 4:32 says “…And be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving one another, just as God also forgave you in Christ.” But forgiveness is hard...and forgetting the offense is even harder...But when we forgive we are not agreeing to or excusing the offending behaviour (the sin), we are excusing the offender and allowing the forgiveness that we were grant by the Father through Christ flow in and through us. The fact that God forgives us of sin, does not make sinning okay. The fact that we forgive someone of their sin towards us, does not make the sin okay. Our job is to release it to only One who can make it right. When we partner with Him in this process, His strength becomes our power.

If you are interested in reading more about the three types of forgiveness, you can use the link below.

https://assets.ctfassets.net/qnesrjodfi80/7vTNskgF44UGiseKeSikAq/5aa914f621d3c1be8f3ecfb43a107b78/marmer-forgiveness-transcript.pdf

Ephesians 4:32 says “…And be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving one another, just as God also forgave you in Christ.” But forgiveness is hard...and forgetting the offense is even harder...But when we forgive we are not agreeing to or excusing the offending behaviour (the sin), we are excusing the offender and allowing the forgiveness that we were grant by the Father through Christ flow in and through us. The fact that God forgives us of sin, does not make sinning okay. The fact that we forgive someone of their sin towards us, does not make the sin okay. Our job is to release it to only One who can make it right. When we partner with Him in this process, His strength becomes our power.

As followers of Christ we are instructed to obey the word of God. So what does this mean? What exactly is obedience? How does this show up in our walk with Christ?..but most importantly how is our obedience to Christ connected to our healing? In today’s episode, we will continue the discussion on the importance of our obedience to God and how it shows up on this journey of healing.