Women of Faith on the Wall 4 God with Nani Bee

We’re on Day 3 of our Back to the Basics series, and today we’re talking about something every woman of faith wrestles with — how to talk to God… and maybe more importantly, how to hear Him back.

Now, if you’ve ever prayed and thought, “Umm, hello, God? Are You there? It’s me again…” girl, you’re not alone!
 Prayer doesn’t have to be fancy or formal. It’s not about perfect words — it’s about real connection.

Today is Day 2 of our Back to the Basics series, and we’re talking about something every believer needs — faith that grows.

Now, I don’t know about you, but I’ve had those days when my faith felt about this big — like a “mustard seed trying to lift a mountain” kind of small. 
But that’s exactly where God does His best work — when we start small, and trust Him to grow it big.

We’re kicking off a brand-new series called “Back to the Basics” — because sometimes, we just need to pause the noise, strip away the fancy church words, and get real with God again.

Today’s message is simple but powerful: “Come as You Are.”
 Because guess what? God’s not waiting for you to get your life together — He’s waiting for you to come closer.

We’ve made it — Day 5 of our Rise & Lead series! This week we’ve talked about leading at home, in the workplace, in the church, and in our community. But today? We’re closing it out with the most powerful kind of leadership there is — leading like Jesus.

Because let’s be real — sometimes leadership can feel heavy. You’re managing, mentoring, multitasking, and you’re like, “Lord… I didn’t sign up to be CEO of everything!” 
But Jesus shows us that true leadership isn’t about being in charge — it’s about being available.

We’re on Day 4 of our Rise & Lead series, and today’s message is one that hits close to home — “Leading in Your Community with Compassion.”

Now, you know how it is — we live in a small island world. Whether it’s the grocery store, the post office, or the beach park — somebody is always watching! 
But here’s the thing — every day is a chance to represent Jesus to our community, not just with words, but with aloha.

We’re in Day 3 of our Rise & Lead series — and today’s message is all about “Leading Boldly in Your Church.”

Now, if you’ve ever volunteered in church, you know… it can feel like holy chaos sometimes. 
Between setting up chairs, making coffee, corralling kids in Sunday school, or singing on the worship team — it’s not always glamorous, but it’s always kingdom work.

Because leadership in God’s house isn’t about being noticed — it’s about being faithful.

This week we’re talking all about stepping into leadership — not just in church or home, but everywhere God places us.

Today’s topic? “Leading with Love in the Workplace.”
 Because let’s be honest — sometimes, it’s hard to show the love of Jesus when the coworker in the next cubicle tests your sanctification daily.

But here’s the truth: leadership at work isn’t about climbing ladders — it’s about lifting people up.

We’re kicking off a brand-new series called “Rise & Lead: God’s Call for Women of Influence.”
 And today we’re starting right where it matters most — home.

Now I know what you’re thinking: “Nani… I can barely lead my kids to find their shoes in the morning!” 
sis, I get it! Between breakfast, bills, and the dog that thinks he runs the house — sometimes leadership feels like survival mode.

But here’s the truth: leadership doesn’t start with a microphone or a title — it starts with presence.

We’ve made it to Day 5 of our Warrior Women series, and today we’re talking about something powerful — Victory Already Won.

You know, sometimes life feels like one long spiritual battle — between bills, bad news, and that one person who keeps testing your Jesus. But here’s the truth: the victory isn’t something you have to earn… it’s something you already have in Christ.

Okay… let’s be honest. Some days, that armor of God feels heavy. Like, “Lord, I love You, but this helmet of salvation is giving me helmet hair already!”

You’ve been praying, standing strong, fighting your battles — and now you’re like, “Jesus, can I just take a nap in peace?”

If you’re tired, weary, or running on empty, this message is for you.