January was never meant to be an ending—it was a foundation. Alignment positioned us, but stewardship teaches us how to live from that position.

As we step into February, the focus shifts from posture to responsibility. This episode marks the beginning of our Stewardship series, where we explore what it means to guard what God has already entrusted to us—not by doing more, but by caring well.

Stewardship is not ownership. It is the faithful management of what does not belong to us. Our time, energy, peace, relationships, responsibilities, and assignments are not self-sourced—they are God-given. And God does not entrust things to exhaust us, but to be guarded, nurtured, and sustained.

In this episode, we unpack why stewardship is often misunderstood and why faithfulness—not visibility, productivity, or pressure—is the true measure God is looking for. Drawing from Scripture and lived experience, we look at biblical models of stewardship through the lives of Joseph, Mary, the Proverbs 31 woman, and even Jesus Himself—who modeled boundaries, rest, and obedience without guilt.

This teaching also comes from a deeply personal place. Denise shares how stewardship has been required in seasons of profound loss, transition, and overlapping responsibilities—where alignment alone was not enough. Stewardship, in this season, has meant restraint, release, guarding peace, and trusting God’s provision without striving for control.

This episode is an invitation—not to carry more, but to carry correctly. Not to fight every battle, but to steward peace. Not to prove faith, but to live it responsibly.

Reflection Question:
What has God entrusted to me that I need to care for differently this month?

Anchor Scripture: Psalm 139:23–24 (NLT)

“Search me, O God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. Point out anything in me that offends you, and lead me along the path of everlasting life.”

In this powerful conversation at the Queen’s Table, with Jacqueline Holmes, we sit with the reality that alignment isn’t about being right — it’s about being responsive.

What happens when God lovingly confronts us over something “small”?
What does it mean to stay in your seat, resist comparison, and respond with obedience instead of justification?

Through a transparent heart share, scripture, and Spirit-led dialogue, the wives explore how misalignment often shows up quietly — in attitudes, reactions, entitlement, and internal resistance — and how the Holy Spirit gently but firmly brings us back into position.

This episode is a call to:

• Stop striving for a problem-free life

• Release comparison and contentment-killers

• Submit our decisions and behaviors to the seat God has assigned

• Allow conviction to correct us without condemnation

God isn’t calling us to perfection — He’s calling us to His perfect will.

Pull up your chair.Stay in your lane.And let God realign what love is shaping.

Guest: Veleta Whitfield

Anchor Scripture: Proverbs 3:5–6 | Galatians 2:20

True alignment requires surrender. In this guest teaching, we explore what it means to lay down personal will, preference, and principle in exchange for God’s wisdom and direction. This episode calls listeners into deeper trust and obedience without strain.

Guest: Latisha Bowen

Anchor Scripture: Proverbs 9

Wisdom and folly both prepare a table—and both issue an invitation. In this powerful guest share, we examine Proverbs 9 and confront the question every believer must answer: where are you seated? This episode challenges posture, speech, attitude, and alignment at the most practical level.

Anchor Scripture: Isaiah 30:15 | Psalm 46:10

Before movement comes agreement. This Monday share centers on stillness as strength and alignment as a posture, not a task. We confront the pressure to move quickly and invite God to adjust us internally before anything changes externally.

Anchor Scripture: Ephesians 2:6 | Proverbs 16:9

January does not begin with pressure—it begins with position. In this opening share of the year, we establish that 2026 is not a reset but a continuation. We explore what it means to step forward from a seated place of alignment, authority, and order. This episode sets the tone for the year: movement governed by placement, not urgency.

Anchor Scripture: Hebrews 4:9–10

The final episode of the year seals December’s posture with rest as obedience. This message reinforces that rest is not quitting, but confidence—trusting that God has completed the work He began. Wives are encouraged to cross into the new year seated, not scrambling, and positioned in peace.

Anchor Scripture: Hebrews 12:1

Alignment must be protected. This episode addresses what threatens posture—unnecessary weight, distraction, emotional residue, and subtle drift. Wives are invited to examine what needs to be laid aside in order to remain seated, clear, and free as the year closes.