In this episode, I discuss why it is important to start over in our relationship with God when the voices of guilt and shame of legalism try to creep in. What to do when you love God so much but hold yourself to a higher standard of reading the bible, serving, and meeting what it takes to be a "Good Christian". Remembering why Jesus died on the cross.

Dina Avila comes and joins me on the podcast. We discuss what it looks like when you are doing God's will but somehow things seem to have gotten worse?????? Yes, that's right, what if you are exactly where you are supposed to be but things around you aren't making any sense?

Trigger Warning Sensitive Topics Discussed. What if Jesus is real and not who you think He Is? Time and time again Jesus has been misrepresented and people have wanted nothing to do with him. What if He doesn't fit into the mold you have created in your idea of Jesus? Truly what is the worst that could happen if you gave him a moment to show you who He is and what He can do in your life? In this episode, I talk about how Jesus's ways can sometimes be hard to grasp for our own.

In Fight Back I discuss what does it looks like to fight back, and God's intentions for you to be victorious. We can begin to question God's plans when it feels like we have been handed blow, after blow, after blow. Join me as I use God's word to encourage you to keep fighting the good fight.

Mercedes Burrowes from "God Changed Her" joins me as we dive in a beautiful discussion about her beautiful journey through rejection and learning what it means to truly be dependent upon God and His plans for her. We get to see how God used those experiences to develop not only Mercedes as a woman of God but also her personal relationship with Jesus.

In this episode, I explore the question of why we are born into the families we are born into. I discuss the significance of the tree that Jesus was crucified on and how it relates to the generational patterns and curses in our own families. Emphasizing that God has entrusted us to make a generational difference and to be the light in our families. Encourages listeners to lift up their family's cross and give it to Jesus, allowing His blood to break generational chains. The episode concludes with a reminder to ask God why we were born into our specific families and to seek His guidance in making a generational difference.

Isa's new fashion line is called Désine Celeste. Isa shares her inspiration for the line, which includes a desire for women to feel beautiful and to glorify God through fashion. The line incorporates elements such as pearls and crosses, and each collection has a purpose and meaning. The conversation highlights the importance of following God's calling and having faith in His plans. Isa encourages listeners to pursue their dreams and trust in God's timing and plan.

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This episode highlights scriptures that acknowledge rape as a violent crime and emphasize the innocence of the victims. Also touches on God's anger and judgment towards the wicked, as well as his love and understanding towards survivors. It is important to recognize that God does not approve of sexual assault and is not rejoicing in it. God can handle our anger and wants us to trust Him with our pain. He offers healing and redemption for both survivors and abusers.

In this episode, I discuss the pain that Jesus endured from the point of betrayal to his crucifixion. I emphasize that Jesus understands our pain and encourage listeners to trust him with their pain. I highlight the significance of Jesus being rejected by religious leaders and the importance of not letting the actions of others misrepresent Jesus. I explore the physical and emotional abuse Jesus experienced, as well as his cry to God and the yielding of his spirit. Reminding listeners that Jesus loves both the abused and the abusers, and encouraging them to bring their pain to God for healing and freedom.

A never-before-released recording (before video became available) that was recorded but never saw the light of day until now. Join me as I explore a mustard seed is a tiny, seemingly insignificant thing. Yet, in the Bible, Jesus speaks of the power of faith as small as a mustard seed, suggesting that even the smallest amount of faith can lead to great things. This concept is a powerful reminder that God can work wonders with even our tiniest amount of faith, turning it into something incredible and impactful. Don't miss this exclusive peek into archives.