In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on Satan’s schemes—how they show up in subtle, everyday ways, and how we can recognize and resist them with truth, wisdom, and faith. This conversation is meant to equip and encourage you, not to instill fear, but to bring clarity and confidence as we walk out our purpose.

This episode is also a little special—it’s a test run of a message I recently shared at a women’s conference. I wanted to bring you into the heart of that talk, refine it through conversation, and invite you along in the process. Think of this as a behind-the-scenes moment. I’m so glad you’re here for it. 💛

Ever opened the Bible, flipped a few pages… and thought, okay but where do I actually start? You’re not alone 😅

In this episode, we talk honestly about that exact question: where do I start in the Bible? We’ll walk through a few simple, approachable places to begin, what each one offers, and how to choose a starting point that fits where you are right now—not where you think you should be.

We also chat about making the most of the time you set aside for God in your day. Not in a “do more, try harder” way, but in a realistic, grace-filled way that helps you actually grow. Whether you have five quiet minutes or a longer rhythm, we’ll talk about small shifts that can make that time feel meaningful and life-giving.

Sometimes it feels like God is moving a little too slow for our comfort. In this episode, we sit down and talk about God’s timing—and why it’s always perfect, even when it doesn’t feel that way. We walk through John 11, the story of Lazarus, and wrestle with the moment when Jesus shows up “late”… at least by human standards.

Through real conversation, relatable faith struggles, and a lot of grace, we explore how Jesus was never actually late—He was right on time, just not on their time. Or ours. If you’ve ever prayed for something and wondered why God didn’t answer when you expected, this episode is for you. Come be encouraged, reminded, and gently challenged to trust God’s timing, even when it doesn’t make sense.