Vulnerability isn't weakness — it's the starting point for deeper faith, healing, and connection. On this episode, we’re talking about what it truly means to get vulnerable with God, with yourself, in leadership, and with safe people.

From scripture to real-life reflections, this episode unpacks how letting go can lead to freedom, and how vulnerability is actually an act of strength in your spiritual walk.

📖 Key Scripture: Reflecting on how vulnerability shows up in the Bible and why it matters
💬 Honest talk + practical steps included

👉 If you’ve ever held back parts of yourself out of fear or pride, this one is for you.

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We talk a lot about physical appearance, but not enough about God’s perspective on our bodies. In this episode, we explore the unspoken rules around how we treat, present, and carry our bodies — not just for others, but before God.

With references from Esther’s story, 1 Corinthians 6:19, and real-life examples, we dig into what it means to honor your body as God’s temple, without idolizing it or ignoring it.

💡 If you’ve ever struggled with body image, confidence, or how to strike the balance between appearance and purpose — this is for you.

📖 Key Scriptures:

• 1 Corinthians 6:19 (NLT)

• Esther 2 (The preparation and presentation process)

👉 Listen for practical tips, self-checks, and encouragement to live in alignment with God's view of your body — not culture’s.

In today’s world, it’s easy to follow trends, traditions, and opinions that sound good but don’t align with God’s truth. This episode dives deep into the tension between culture and relationship with God — and how to know if your walk is truly being led by Christ or shaped by the world around you.

🕊️ I share personal reflections, biblical insight, and encouragement for anyone struggling to stay centered in their faith while navigating social, religious, or generational pressure.

📖 Scripture references, heart checks, and practical steps included.

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