We all need prayer. So many of us are carrying heavy burdens, walking through difficult seasons, and searching for answers. Prayer is the key—it opens the door to breakthrough and releases everything God has prepared for us.

Join me as I pray for you. My prayer is that these words bring you comfort, strength, encouragement, and renewed hope—that they lift your spirit and remind you that you are not alone.

Be blessed, because you are a child of God.

God can be TRUSTED, and He is more than enough for every season of our lives. He has given us beautiful and powerful promises, and each time we choose to trust Him—each time we lean fully on Him—He gently lifts us higher.

This year, one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself is learning to trust the Lord. It’s an invitation to release control, to breathe, and to look to Him for everything you need.

God can be trusted. Come with me as we discover the peace, freedom, and beauty found in trusting our Creator.

The Lord Has been laying a foundation, Has given us a word and Has been calling us to come closer and truly find Him. And the word is SEEK. As we step into a new season and are entering into a time where we need God more than ever. When we choose to seek the Lord, it comes with rewards He desires to give to those who pursue Him.

In this episode, we’re going to unpack what it really means to seek God and why He’s inviting us closer in this season. So sit back, relax, and let’s make room for God to draw near.

“Many are CALLED, but few are CHOSEN.”

This verse draws a powerful line between those who hear the call of God and those who walk in the depth of His purpose.

But what does it truly mean to be called?

Who are the chosen?

How can you discern where you stand?

What tests shape you, and what sacrifices prepare you?

These are real questions many believers wrestle with — and God’s Word offers clear answers.

Join me in this episode as we dive deep into this scripture and uncover what it truly means to live as the called and the chosen. Let’s explore the journey, the cost, and the glory that comes with saying “yes” to God.

Unforgiveness is more dangerous than we often realize. The Bible tells us that when we choose not to forgive others, God doesn’t forgive us either and that’s a serious thing. It affects our relationship with Him, blocks our prayers, and slowly weakens our spiritual life. It even opens the door to torment in ways we may not fully understand.

In today’s episode, we’re going to talk about the weight of unforgiveness and why holding onto it does more harm to us than the person we refuse to forgive. We’ll look at what Scripture says and invite the Holy Spirit to help us truly grasp the power of forgiveness and why it’s so important to let go and move forward in freedom.

So take a deep breath, open your heart, and let’s dive in.”

When God calls you, there’s often a season of separation a time when He pulls you away from the noise, distractions, and even people, and leads you into the wilderness. It’s in that hidden place where He begins to refine you, shape your character, and prepare you for what’s ahead.

From Paul to Moses, John the Baptist to Jesus Himself each went through a season of isolation before stepping into public ministry.

In this episode, we’re diving deep into the wilderness season why it’s necessary, what happens there, and how God uses it to prepare you for your calling.

Many believers don’t realize that taking offence can open the door for the enemy to gain a foothold in our lives. Offence can lead to a hardened heart, betrayal, bitterness, and even hatred all without us fully realizing it.

In this episode, we’ll dive into why we get offended, the spiritual doors we unknowingly open, and how to guard our hearts to avoid falling into these traps. Join me for an honest and eye-opening conversation that will help you walk in greater freedom and spiritual awareness.

As believers, we must guard our hearts against jealousy. It often starts small comparison, insecurity, silent resentment, but it can grow into something dangerous.

Cain allowed jealousy to rule him, and it led to destruction. God warned him, “Sin is crouching at your door… but you must rule over it” (Gen. 4:7).

Let’s examine our hearts:

Have we partnered with jealousy?

Join me as we uncover what the jealous spirit does and why focusing on what God has given us is the key to overcoming it.