You weren’t made to shrink back—you were made to rise up.
In this Glowy devotional, Letisha guides you through a moment of stillness, reflection, and renewal as you meditate on Romans 8:31–39. Discover what it means to live from victory, not for it—and remember that no power, problem, or pressure can separate you from God’s love.

Take a deep breath. You’re not defeated. You’re more than a conqueror.

Romans 8:31–39 (TPT)

If you truly believed God was standing with you, how would that change the way you face what’s in front of you today?

God stands with me, so nothing can stand against me.

I don’t fight for victory—I live from it.

No power, no pressure, no problem can separate me from His love.

I am more than a conqueror through Christ who loves me.

A reminder of your strength in Christ.

Encouragement before a challenging day.

To trade fear for faith and peace.

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This Glowy midweek reset is a short devotional designed to help you pause, breathe, and rest in God’s presence.

With a calm and prayerful rhythm, you’ll be guided through Psalm 46:10:

“Be still, and know that I am God.” (NIV)

and from The Message: “Step out of traffic. Take a long, loving look at me, your High God, above politics, above everything.”

As you place your hand over your heart, you’ll be reminded that God is near—closer than your breath. In these quiet moments, distractions fade, and His peace begins to flow into every part of your life.

This devotional includes:

A grounding moment to quiet your spirit

Scripture read in two translations

A short prayer asking God to break off busyness and restore peace

If your week has been full of noise and hurry, let Glowy help you breathe, reset, and find stillness again in His presence.

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As the U.S. government shutdown continues, thousands of workers are without pay and millions feel the ripple effects. It’s easy to lose peace when the systems we depend on start to crumble.

In this short reflection, we pause to breathe, pray, and look higher. Through Psalm 20:7 and Psalm 46:1–3, we’re reminded that while governments rise and fall, God’s kingdom never shuts down. His systems never fail. His presence remains steady.

Take a few quiet moments to ground yourself, lift up those directly affected, and remember where true security rests.

Scriptures:

Psalm 20:7 – “Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.”

Psalm 46:1–3 – “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble…”

Reflection Prompt:

What systems have you been trusting for peace that were never meant to hold that weight?

Prayer Focus:

For federal workers, families, and small businesses impacted by the shutdown — and for hearts to find peace that no political system can provide.

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Are you craving a deeper faith walk—one that goes beyond hustle, noise, and striving? This episode of With Everything is an invitation to return to the simple, beautiful basics of following Jesus.

Letisha Bereola reflects on a recent message from Francis Chan that stopped her in her tracks. His reminder? Christian maturity isn’t addition—it’s subtraction. Less of me. More of Him.

In this episode, we’ll talk honestly about what that looks like in real life:

Simplifying faith down to the Greatest Commandment: Love God. Love people. (Matthew 22:36–40)

Money and generosity: learning to live with open hands, trusting God with our resources (1 Timothy 6:17–19)

Slowing down our words: practicing being quick to listen and slow to speak in a culture that rewards noise (James 1:19)

Making everyday life worship: whether it’s work, parenting, or the smallest tasks, doing it all for the glory of God (1 Corinthians 10:31)

Mortality and eternity: remembering this life is short, but eternity with God is forever—and how that shifts our priorities

If you’ve been feeling restless, distracted, or overwhelmed—even in your walk with God—this conversation will help you breathe deeper. It’s not about doing more, achieving more, or adding another layer of spiritual performance. It’s about subtraction. Stripping back the clutter. Returning to the love relationship you were made for: union with God, intimacy with Jesus, and a steady walk with the Spirit.

✨ Key Scriptures: Matthew 22:36–40, James 1:19, 1 Corinthians 10:31, Genesis 1:27, 1 Timothy 6:17–19, Matthew 19:29

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Welcome to Glowy — short, guided audio devotionals designed to help you pause, breathe, and reconnect with Christ. Think of it like a spiritual version of the Calm app: a few quiet minutes of Scripture, prayer, and reflection to reset your heart and steady your faith.

The name Glowy comes from Moses in Exodus 34. After meeting with God on the mountain, his face was glowing. That glow didn’t come from striving — it came from being in God’s presence. That’s what Glowy is all about: creating space for you to encounter God in your everyday life.

In this first Glowy devotional, we’ll reflect on Hebrews 10:23:

“Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful.”

✨ In this episode you’ll experience:

• A short midweek reset through prayer and Scripture
• A grounding exercise to quiet your mind and body
• Bible readings in both NIV and The Message translations
• Reflection prompts to help you renew your hope in God
• A closing prayer to anchor you in His promises

Whether you’re driving, on your lunch break, or ending your day, let this devotional remind you that God is faithful and His promises never fail.

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 Letisha shares the surprising impact of stepping away from social media—even after just a couple of days. What started as a simple screen time reset quickly became a spiritual revelation: every scroll, every notification, every algorithm is a form of discipleship. The real question is—who or what is discipling you?

Drawing from Colossians 3:1–2, this episode explores how our phones and feeds subtly shape our desires and our worldview, and why Jesus calls us to lift our eyes, look up, and set our minds on things above.

You’ll hear:

The staggering stats behind our daily screen habits.

Why social media doesn’t just distract—it disciples.

The freedom, clarity, and time that open up when we step back.

How Colossians 3 reframes our attention and calls us into true discipleship with Christ.

This is a countercultural call to action for anyone serious about the resurrection life: look up, be alert, and set your heart where Christ is.

Colossians 3:1–2 (NIV & MSG)

We’ve become internet disciples—it’s time to become Christ’s disciples again.

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Drawing from Matthew 7:21–29, she explores what Jesus meant about foundations, why appearances can deceive, and how to move from being an “almost Christian” to a fully rooted disciple. With cultural chaos, church division, and storms on every side, Letisha calls listeners to examine their own house instead of critiquing someone else’s.

You’ll hear:

Why the battle is always spiritual, not with flesh and blood.

The difference between using God and letting God use you.

What makes a strong foundation—from “load-bearing” capacity to longevity.

Two practical ways to start reinforcing your foundation today: time and examination.

This is a message for anyone who feels the ground shifting under their feet. It’s not too late to strengthen your foundation. God is the master builder, and He is ready to move you from sand to solid rock.

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In this episode, I wrestle with the tension between our plans and God’s purposes—and the peace that comes when we accept that His sovereignty always wins.

We’ll sit with scriptures like:

Proverbs 16:9: “We make our own plans, but the Lord decides where we go.”

Proverbs 20:24: “It is the Lord who directs your life, for each step you take is ordained by God to bring you closer to your destiny.”

Proverbs 19:21: “Many plans are in a man’s mind, but it is the Lord’s purpose for him that will stand.”

Here’s what you’ll walk away with:

Why your “dry seasons” may be God’s setup for redirection.

How to stop judging yourself when the path changes.

What it really means to trust God “with all your heart” (Proverbs 3:5).

A reminder that much of life will remain a mystery—and that’s by design.

If you’ve ever felt confused by God’s reroutes, uncertain about whether you’ve missed it, or ashamed of shifting direction again—you are not alone. Let this episode be an invitation to breathe, release, and trust that God’s purposes always win.

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For years, I thought my pursuit of God was all me—my choice, my effort, my strength. But Philippians 2:12–13 shifted everything. It’s God who gives both the desire and the power to do what pleases Him.

In this episode, I share what that realization means for our everyday faith:

Your faith isn’t something you have to manufacture.

God reshapes our hearts so we don’t walk this road alone.

The pressure to compare yourself to others falls away.

Simple affirmations rooted in Scripture that remind you God fuels your “yes.”

This is a reminder that you’re not carrying the weight of your faith on your own. God is already at work within you.

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I’ve wrestled for years with my ambition, my purpose, and the constant pull to improve myself. Maybe you have too. Philippians 2:12–13 cracked something open in me this week—and I couldn’t wait to get to this mic to share it.

This episode is for every ambitious, high-capacity believer who wants to do good work for God but feels the weight of striving. We’ll look at what it really means to “work out your salvation,” why the desire and the ability to live out your purpose don’t even come from you, and how God Himself is the source of the energy you need.

Spoiler: supernatural work requires supernatural energy—and God has already placed it inside you.

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