Many women ask the same question:“What are men really looking for in a woman?”In this honest and heart-centered conversation, I sit down with my son—newly married for 9 months—to hear directly from a godly man about what truly matters when choosing a wife.This is not about looks, pressure, or perfection.It’s about character, faith, alignment, and purpose.We talk about:What a godly man is truly praying forWhy character matters more than chemistryThe role of faith, peace, and partnershipWhat women should stop worrying aboutHow preparation matters more

Singlehood is often treated like a delay.Like something is wrong.Like life hasn’t started yet.But what if that belief is wrong?In this heartfelt conversation on Yenga’s Corner, Yenga Ndinsil sits down with her newly married daughter-in-law, Deborah Ndinsil, to talk honestly about singlehood—not as a punishment, but as a season of purpose.

Singlehood is often treated like a delay.Like something is wrong.Like life hasn’t started yet.But what if that belief is wrong?In this heartfelt conversation on Yenga’s Corner, Yenga Ndinsil sits down with her newly married daughter-in-law, Deborah Ndinsil, to talk honestly about singlehood—not as a punishment, but as a season of purpose.Together, they explore what Scripture teaches about being single, personal growth, spiritual focus, and preparation—not just for marriage, but for calling.

As we step into a new year, many of us are planning goals, vision boards, and strategies.But here’s the real question: Is it a good plan—or a God plan?In this episode, we explore why inviting God into our planning is not optional—it’s essential. Scripture reminds us that even plans that look right can lead us off course when God is left out.This episode is an invitation to do something bold this year:Let God sit at the table—not just bless the plan, but shape it.Because a God plan doesn’t just work for now.It lasts beyond us.

When God calls you, He also prepares you.Esther was a young woman who felt small in a big place, but God used her courage to save a nation. Her story teaches us how to lead with faith, stay brave in hard seasons, and use our voice with wisdom.In this episode, we talk about how God can use your life the same way.You may not wear a crown, but you carry purpose.If you feel scared, unsure, or unqualified, this message is for you.Listen to learn:• Why courage grows in prayer• Why your voice matters• How to walk with confidence in God’s callingThis is your time.This is your moment.God placed you here on purpose.Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

When life unravels, faith invites you to begin again. Ruth lost everything familiar — yet her loyalty and obedience turned loss into legacy. In this episode, discover how faith can still thrive in transition.

When life feels empty and you’re running on your last bit of strength… God can still work a miracle.
In this episode, we walk through the story of the Widow of Zarephath — a woman with nothing left but a handful of flour, a drop of oil, and a desperate hope.

Yet through her faith and simple obedience, God turned her “not enough” into more than enough.

Rejected and forgotten, Hagar wandered a desert of despair — but found a God who saw her pain and provided a way. This story reminds us that even when life pushes you aside, heaven still knows your name.

Your gift is not small.Your work is not random.Lydia shows us how God can use our skills, our homes, and our hands to change lives.She was a businesswoman with excellence.She listened to God.She opened her heart and her home to support others.Her story reminds us that purpose often starts with what we already have.In this episode, we talk about how God can use your gifts the same way He used Lydia’s.You don’t have to be on a stage.You don’t have to be loud.You just need a willing heart.

Lot’s wife turned back when God called her forward—and it cost her everything.This episode reminds every modern woman that not all endings are losses. When God asks you to move, obedience becomes your lifeline. Learn 3 powerful lessons on releasing the past, trusting God’s direction, and choosing faith over familiarity.