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You can love God, love your life, and still be tired of coming home alone...

Are you a Christian woman over 40 (or close to it) who loves God, has done the healing work, built a full life — and you’re still single?

In this vulnerable episode of The Powder Room, Ivy opens up about the quiet frustration many faithful, healed, successful single women experience but rarely admit out loud. You pray. You serve. You’ve grown. You’re content. But sometimes, you’re tired of coming home to an empty house.

We’re unpacking the tension between faith and longing, why desiring marriage does not mean you lack trust in God, and five things the church needs to stop telling single women about waiting on a husband.

If you’ve ever felt guilty for wanting partnership while still trusting God’s timing, this episode will remind you: contentment doesn’t cancel desire — and you are not alone.

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In honor of Valentine's Day and the 1 year anniversary of The Powder Room Podcast, I'm pressing rewind on (2) of my favorite dating episodes. Enjoy!

Description: Dating isn’t for the faint of heart — it’s a whole different game with new rules, unexpected hurdles, and let’s be real, a lot of “pee” in the pool. In this episode, we’re diving into why dating gets harder as we get older, what exactly is contaminating the waters (spoiler: unresolved trauma, emotional baggage, and dating drama) and how to navigate the mess without drowning in it. Whether you’re treading carefully or ready to cannonball in, this episode will help you stay afloat and maybe even find a clean corner of the pool. Grab your floaties—it's about to get real!

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In honor of Valentine's Day and the 1 year anniversary of The Powder Room Podcast, I'm pressing rewind on (2) of my favorite dating episodes. Enjoy!

Description: Dating isn’t for the faint of heart — it’s a whole different game with new rules, unexpected hurdles, and let’s be real, a lot of “pee” in the pool. In this episode, we’re diving into why dating gets harder as we get older, what exactly is contaminating the waters (spoiler: unresolved trauma, emotional baggage, and dating drama) and how to navigate the mess without drowning in it. Whether you’re treading carefully or ready to cannonball in, this episode will help you stay afloat and maybe even find a clean corner of the pool. Grab your floaties—it's about to get real!

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Faith was never meant to be a list of rules—it was meant to be a relationship.

In this episode, we shift from naming the wound to exploring the healing. I talk about what happens when rules replace the Holy Spirit, and why teaching the Bible without teaching people how to hear God leads to dependency, confusion, and fear-based faith.

We’ll unpack the role of the Holy Spirit—how He loves, convicts, teaches, directs, and guides us—and why discernment matters more than blind compliance. I also make a clear distinction between religion and relationship, breaking down how intimacy with God develops beyond the four walls of the church.

This is a conversation about reclaiming faith that feels safe, honest, and whole—faith that invites surrender, not shame.

If you’re ready to move from fear to freedom…

From performance to presence…

From rules to relationship…

This episode will meet you right where you are.

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What happens when faith is taught through fear instead of love? When rules replace relationship—and shame masquerades as holiness?

In this episode of The Powder Room, I’m sharing my personal journey growing up in a fire-and-brimstone church culture where everything outside of church was labeled sinful, sex was framed as dirty (especially for women), and questioning was discouraged. I unpack how fear-based teaching shaped my view of God, my body, intimacy, and myself—and how much of what I was taught turned out to be denominational preference, not biblical truth.

This conversation isn’t about abandoning faith—it’s about examining how religious systems can distort God’s intent and leave people spiritually silenced, sexually shamed, and disconnected from themselves.

If you’ve ever loved God but struggled with church…

If you’ve ever felt afraid instead of free in your faith…

If you’ve ever wondered, “Is this really what God meant?”

This episode is for you.

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Vision doesn’t end with insight — it requires action. In Part 2, we move from understanding the power of vision to applying it personally. This episode guides you through creating a clear, faith-aligned vision for your 2026 that goes beyond resolutions and goal-setting.

We’ll explore what a life vision should include, how to stay focused when distractions compete for your attention, and why protecting your vision is just as important as writing it down. You’ll also be guided through a reflective vision-writing exercise designed to help you clarify direction, priorities, and purpose for the year ahead.

This episode includes access to the free 2026 Vision Worksheet, created to help you write, revisit, and live out your vision — even when you can’t yet see the outcome.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/19XkT6RFD1Kk98u08FIy5qGjrO1Qmu9tnT6Qzwfkqi4Y/edit?usp=sharing

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Before anything meaningful is built, vision is cast. In this episode, we explore why leaders across every arena — business, ministry, relationships, and life — begin with vision before movement. Vision provides clarity when things feel confusing, alignment when effort feels scattered, and confidence when the path forward isn’t fully visible.

Rooted in both leadership principles and Scripture, this conversation unpacks why vision is not optional — it’s foundational. We also examine the moment God instructed Habakkuk to write the vision and make it plain, revealing why vision must be seen, remembered, and trusted even when circumstances feel uncertain.

This episode sets the foundation for living with intention, not reaction — and prepares you for the personal work of casting vision for your own life in 2026.

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In this holiday episode of The Powder Room, we’re taking a Holiday Rewind — back to the days when Christmas meant family, tradition, and showing up without negotiation. Growing up, the holidays had a rhythm: the food, the laughter, the gathering spot… all anchored by our elders who kept the family stitched together. But as time has passed and priorities have shifted, some of those traditions have faded.

Today, we’re pressing rewind to remember what made the season so special, and talking about how we can restore some of that connection. I’ll share a few of my own family traditions, plus my favorite holiday foods, movies, and songs. And as always, we’ll close by centering the truth at the heart of it all — Jesus is still the reason for the season.