Ya Girl Renae

There is a serious conversation that needs to take place within the Christian community about the growing dependence on prophets, prophetic messages, and spiritual predictions. In this powerful episode of Pep Talk Podcast, Ya Girl Renae shares a personal spiritual message about the difference between receiving a word from God through someone and allowing that person to become the source of your spiritual direction.The message is simple but deeply important: God is the source. Prophets are only the messengers.Throughout this episode, Ya Girl Renae discusses what she believes the Lord has been teaching her about spiritual responsibility, obedience, and the importance of maintaining a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. While prophets may deliver warnings, encouragement, correction, and messages intended to help others, they should never become substitutes for prayer, Scripture, or personal trust in God.

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"This morning, God impressed something powerful upon my heart, and I want to share it with you because I believe many of us need to be reminded of who we really are in Christ. The same Spirit that raised Jesus Christ from the dead lives inside of us! Now, I need you to really think about that for a moment. We are walking around with the Holy Spirit dwelling within us, yet so many of us are living as though we have no strength, no courage, no hope, and no power to overcome the things we face in this world. Something is wrong with that picture, and I believe it starts with us forgetting who we are and, more importantly, whose we are."

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Sometimes, the very place you're praying for God to remove you from is the place where He still has work for you to do. I know that might be difficult for some people to understand, especially when you're dealing with opposition, disappointment, loneliness, or situations that make you uncomfortable. But one thing I've learned throughout my walk with the Lord is that just because something doesn't feel good doesn't necessarily mean that God isn't working through it. Sometimes, we become so focused on getting out of a situation that we forget to ask God why He allowed us to be there in the first place.

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My message for today is simple: Failure is not when you make a mistake. Failure is when you refuse to get back up, fix the problem, or keep trying until you get it right. We all make mistakes in life, and none of us are perfect. But making a mistake does not mean you are a failure. What matters is what you choose to do after that mistake. Are you willing to learn from it? Are you willing to make things right? Are you willing to try again, even when it seems like nothing is working out? These are the things that truly matter.God never gave up on us simply because we made mistakes. Think about that for a moment. If God had given up on every person who made a wrong decision, where would any of us be today? The beautiful thing about God's love is that He is always there when we need Him. He does not stop loving us because we stumble, and He does not turn His back on us because we are still learning how to get things right. His mercy gives us the opportunity to repent, grow, and become better than we were yesterday.The important thing we must realize is that sometimes we are the ones who walk away and never return. Sometimes we allow unforgiveness to close our hearts. Sometimes we refuse to reconcile with others, even when we know that making peace is the right thing to do. Sometimes we become so caught up in our own feelings, pride, or understanding that we fail to recognize the truth standing right in front of us. We cannot continue blaming God for the decisions we willingly make when He has been calling us to do better all along.When we stop doing what is right, stop showing love, and stop trusting God, we can find ourselves walking down a path of disobedience. When we knowingly turn away from the truth and refuse to change, that is when we begin allowing failure to take hold of our lives. Even when someone reaches a place of deep hopelessness or feels like giving up on life itself, I believe we should remember that their life still has value and that God's mercy and love are not beyond their reach. As long as we have the opportunity to turn back to God, there is still hope.

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Some of us have family members who are struggling, children who are making bad choices, or people around us who haven’t found their way. And the first thing we do is count them out. We know their past. We know what they’ve done. Now we think we know everything they will ever be. But have we taken the time to remind them that they matter? Have we told them that their life has value and that God has a purpose for them?I’m talking about our families, our communities, our workplaces, and especially our young people. We’re quick to talk about how troubled somebody is, but how often do we speak encouragement into that person’s life? If all somebody ever hears is that they’re disruptive, chaotic, or good for nothing, those words can start shaping how they see themselves. Some people have heard so much criticism that they struggle to imagine being anything beyond the person everybody keeps describing.

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Just because things don't feel right doesn't mean everything is wrong. Just because you're uncomfortable doesn't mean you're defeated. Just because you're waiting doesn't mean God has forgotten about you. And just because you don't have all the answers today doesn't mean you won't find the direction you need tomorrow.

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Being a prophet does not mean you will have an answer for every person, every question, or every situation. A spiritual gift does not make a person all-knowing. God alone knows everything.

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“Don’t Give the Devil Access” is an invitation to examine your boundaries, your influences, and where you place your trust. Before you reach for another message, livestream, or spiritual personality, take a moment to pray. Bring your questions, fears, and needs before God honestly. Let the support you receive from others strengthen that relationship, and remember that a title should never replace character when deciding whom to welcome into your personal life.

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In her podcast, Ya Girl Renae shares why we should not act like Eve in the Garden of Eden and believe the lies the enemy feeds us. His job is to distract us and keep us from doing the Lord’s work.

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Sometimes the people who know the most about you struggle to celebrate you. They have seen your mistakes, heard your private struggles, and witnessed seasons when you were still finding your way. When your life begins to change, they may keep seeing you through the lens of who you used to be.Knowing someone deeply does not automatically lead to hatred. Healthy relationships grow stronger through honesty and trust. But when familiarity meets unresolved resentment, insecurity, or jealousy, personal knowledge can become something a person uses against you.Someone may know what you survived without understanding what it took to survive it. They remember your lowest moments, but they struggle to accept your growth.Instead of saying, “I’m glad she is doing better,” they begin asking, “Why does she get that opportunity?” Instead of recognizing your effort, they search for a reason you do not deserve what you have.Your progress can become a painful reminder of something they want for themselves. If they leave those feelings unexamined, disappointment can grow into resentment.Unhappiness does not make someone hateful. Many people who are hurting remain compassionate and supportive. The problem arises when a person chooses to feed bitterness and make someone else responsible for their dissatisfaction.From a Christian perspective, jealousy and bitterness are spiritual matters as well as relationship problems. James 3:16 connects envy and selfish ambition with disorder and harmful behavior. Ephesians 4:26–27 warns believers against allowing anger to create an opportunity for the devil.A resentful thought might sound like:“She thinks she is better than everybody.”“She does not deserve to be happy.”“I know who she really is.”When Your Progress Becomes Their ComparisonThe Thoughts We Choose to Feed

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