In this episode, Amber and Steven open up about overcoming evil, spiritual warfare, and the attacks that often come when you are building something meaningful. They share personal stories of being misjudged, gossiped about, attacked, and misunderstood, and how those moments tested their faith, identity, and emotional maturity.

They talk about how success, confidence, authenticity, and consistency can trigger people who are insecure or broken. From false rumors and public criticism to betrayal and jealousy, this episode dives into what it really feels like to be attacked when you are simply trying to live with integrity and purpose.

Amber shares how broken people often try to break others, and why responding to evil with anger only robs you of your own peace. Steven reflects on how attacks have followed him throughout his life, and how learning to pray, forgive, and set boundaries has protected his heart.

This conversation also touches on parenting, marriage, business, social media, and the importance of guarding your thoughts and spirit. They discuss why peace and love are the two things most people truly want, and why you will never find them through bitterness, jealousy, or hate.

If you are currently feeling attacked, misunderstood, or targeted, this episode is a reminder to pray, surrender, forgive, and protect your peace. Do not allow evil to harden your heart. Be good, do good, and trust that what you plant is what you will harvest.

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In this episode, Amber and Steven dive into the five love languages and why understanding how your spouse receives love can completely change your relationship. With Valentine’s Day approaching, they break down each love language and share real, unscripted examples from their own marriage, parenting, and everyday life.

They discuss why so many relationships struggle when partners try to love each other the way they want to be loved instead of how the other person actually receives love. Amber explains how acts of service and quality time fill her cup, while Steven opens up about physical touch and words of affirmation and why receiving praise can be harder than giving it.

This conversation also explores how love languages show up in parenting, business, and leadership. They talk about overstimulation, busy seasons, communication gaps, and how intentional effort builds connection even when life feels chaotic. Amber and Steven emphasize that love is not about perfection, grand gestures, or Hallmark moments, but about awareness, communication, and consistency.

If you feel disconnected from your spouse or misunderstood in how you give and receive love, this episode will help you identify where the gap is and how to bridge it with intention.

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In this episode, Amber and Steven dive into the difference between being nice and being good. They explore how people pleasing, avoiding conflict, and saying yes too often can quietly damage relationships, leadership, and personal growth. Being nice may feel easier in the moment, but being good requires integrity, boundaries, and the courage to face hard conversations head on.

They talk about leadership in business, marriage, and parenting, and why avoiding conflict only allows problems to grow. Amber shares how avoiding hard conversations creates resentment and burnout, while Steven explains why clarity, honesty, and firm boundaries build trust over time. Together they unpack how unresolved issues at home, in relationships, or in personal health eventually show up in your business and performance.

This episode also touches on parenting, communication styles, people pleasing, and the importance of emotional preparation before difficult conversations. Amber shares how being too nice can enable behavior that ultimately hurts everyone involved, while Steven emphasizes the value of direct communication rooted in truth and care.

If you are struggling with boundaries, avoiding hard conversations, or feeling overwhelmed from saying yes when you should say no, this episode will challenge you to choose integrity over comfort and growth over approval.

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