This week on our Life’s Challenges series, Nevaeh and I talk about busyness...how life can get so full, with schedules, responsibilities, and distractions pulling us in every direction. But in all the doing, are we truly making time for the Lord? Or are we giving Him what’s left after everything else?

We share how spending intentional time with Him changes everything...how it brings real rest, peace, and refreshment to our hearts.

In this second episode of our Life’s Challenges series, Nevaeh and I talk about those seasons that feel like the wilderness...when we’re waiting, praying, and wondering where God is. Sometimes the waiting can feel lonely or uncertain, but it’s in those moments that our dependence on Him grows the most.

We share how God often uses the wilderness to deepen our faith, strengthen our trust, and remind us that even when He feels silent, He’s still working.

If you’ve ever found yourself waiting on God or walking through a quiet season, this conversation is for you.

In this first episode of our Life’s Challenges series, Nevaeh and I open up about the weight of unforgiveness and bitterness. Choosing to let go isn’t always easy, but it’s what God calls us to because of the forgiveness we’ve received through Jesus. We talk about the freedom that comes when we release hurt, the beauty of God’s grace, and how walking in forgiveness allows us to reflect His love to others.

This episode is an honest conversation about letting go, even when it’s hard...because we’ve been forgiven much, and we are called to forgive.

BE A POSITIVE RIPPLE

It’s week 4 and the final episode of our Identity Series, and I’m so excited to be joined by my beautiful friend Mercedes. Together, we talk about the truth of who you are in Christ, you are enough. Not because of what you’ve done, but because of who He is and what He’s spoken over you.

In Him, being enough means living victorious...over fear, insecurity, and the lies that try to hold you back. This episode is a reminder that you don’t have to strive or prove yourself. You already carry His love, His power, and His victory. You are deeply loved, fully known, and more than enough.

I’m so excited for week 3 of our Identity Series as I’m joined by my beautiful friend Natasha. We’re talking about what it truly means to know you are a daughter of the King. Natasha opens up about her personal journey, her heart, her struggles, her faith, and how she’s learning to walk in the authority and confidence that comes from knowing who she is in Christ. This is a heartfelt conversation filled with honesty, encouragement, and the gentle reminder that we are deeply loved, fully known, and forever held because we are daughters of the King.

I’m so excited to be joined by my beautiful friend Jordyn as we talk about the kind of beauty that goes beyond what the world sees. We’re diving into what it means to be truly beautiful...not by culture’s ever-changing standards, but because we are God’s creation, made in His image. Jordyn shares parts of her personal journey, the struggles, the lies she’s had to let go of, and how she’s learning to embrace the truth of who she is in Christ. This is a heartfelt conversation full of honesty, encouragement, and the powerful reminder that our beauty isn’t something we have to chase… it’s something we already carry because of who made us.

I’m so excited to be joined by my beautiful friend Katrina as we talk about what it really means to be worthy, not by the world’s standards, but by God’s truth. We open up about her personal journey of navigating struggles, lies, and insecurities, and how she continues to stand firm in who God says she is. This is a conversation full of real-life moments, encouragement, and the reminder that our worth isn’t something we earn, it’s something we already have in Christ.

Come join my daughters and me as we head into week four of our series on finding our identity in Christ. This week, we’re wrapping things up by talking about shutting down society’s standards—going beyond the outside and discovering the beauty God sees in us. Let’s learn to embrace the inner beauty He’s placed in our hearts.