In this powerful episode, Sandra shares a deeply personal testimony that connects to the life-changing message in Jeremiah 1:4-10. As she reflects on God’s call and the assurance that He has a purpose for our lives, Sandra encourages listeners to trust in God's plan, even when it feels uncertain. Yolanda joins her as the co-host, offering a heartfelt testimony of how God is walking her through a difficult season of grief. Through her story, she offers encouragement to those facing pain and loss, reminding them that God’s presence is near in every moment.

The episode also dives into the transformational truth of Luke 6:38—specifically, the power of sowing and reaping, and how Sandra and Yolanda are experiencing this scripture in real time. The co-hosts reflect on the part of this verse that is currently significant in their walk and how it’s shaping their faith in practical ways.

Finally, they explore the profound topic of discovering whose you are in Christ. Understanding our identity in Christ is a game-changer, and both Sandra and Yolanda share insights on how this revelation is empowering them to walk in confidence and purpose.

This episode is full of encouragement, faith-building stories, and reminders that God’s Word is alive and active in our lives today. Don't miss this uplifting conversation!

Also co-hosted by Amy Bearden

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