We’ve been taught how to be wives and how to be mothers… but were we ever taught how to be friends?

In this Grace & Truth conversation, Pastor Tiffaney and her guests expose the silent competition that destroys women’s circles, from the “eye” we give each other when we walk in the room, to friendships that stay “neutral” when you’re the one hurting.

This is real sisterhood and real conversation: why women struggle to trust each other, how jealousy shows up subtly, what loyalty actually looks like, and how to tell if someone is truly a safe place.

In this episode, we get real about:

- Why women “size each other up” (and where it really comes from)

- The difference between spirit-led friendship vs. performative friendship

- Why some women forgive men faster than they forgive women

- How to handle friendships when you’re growing… and they’re not

- The role men play (intentionally or unintentionally) in competition between women

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What happens when you think you missed God’s moment—but heaven says you didn’t?

In this powerful episode of Grace & Truth, Pastor James and Tiffaney unpack the truth about God’s timing, Kairos moments, and the seasons we wish we would have known more back then. From missed opportunities to divine delays, this conversation brings clarity, healing, and hope for anyone questioning where they are in life right now.

You’ll hear real stories about:

The difference between Chronos time and Kairos time

Why preparation matters more than opportunity

How disappointment can actually be divine positioning

When “missing it” is really God protecting you

The danger of entitlement vs. the power of humility

Relationships, sacrifice, and setting healthy standards

Why God sometimes calls you to build your own table

This episode is for anyone who has ever said:

“If I knew then what I know now…”

Be encouraged—all things truly are working together for your good, even the moments you thought were losses.

👇 Watch, listen, and lean in. This conversation may shift how you see your season.

Key Scripture:

📖 Romans 8:28 – “And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.”

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00:00 – Be ready, because you will be invited

05:00 – Chronos vs. Kairos: Understanding God’s timing

12:00 – When a “missed” moment isn’t missed at all

24:00 – Humility, obedience, and divine testing

36:00 – Relationships, sacrifice, and raising the standard

49:00 – The danger of settling and trusting God fully

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A lot of people talk about “submission” like it’s control, silence, or hierarchy. This conversation clears it up with Bible, wisdom, and real-life counsel. Pastor Michael Willard joins Pastor James and Pastor Tiffaney for a needed talk on biblical leadership in love, what submission actually means, why courtship should reveal seasons, and how to think about divorce with wisdom and boundaries, not pressure and fear.

If you’re dating, engaged, married, rebuilding trust, or trying to grow spiritually with a spouse who isn’t, this episode will help you get language, alignment, and next steps.

In this episode:

• Why “whoever trusts the least will want to control the most”
• What submission means biblically
• Courtship and “seasons” that expose character and red flags
• “Take divorce off the table” vs situations where separation or divorce is necessary
• How a husband is called to cover, nurture, cherish, and be accountable before God
• Dating vs marriage rules: stop cross-pollinating covenant expectations

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Can men and women really be friends? Where do boundaries begin, and where do they cross the line? In this powerful and honest episode of Grace & Truth Talks, Pastor James and Pastor Tiffaney lead a timely conversation on friendship, accountability, boundaries, and emotional intimacy, especially between men and women.

Joined by special guests, including Dr. Jermaine Nelson and producer Carin, the panel dives deep into the real-life dynamics of platonic relationships, marriage, maturity, and spiritual responsibility.

This episode tackles hard but necessary questions:

• When does admiration turn into desire?
• How do boundaries protect friendships, marriages, and ministries?
• What does real accountability look like among men?
• Can emotional connections become dangerous if left unchecked?
• How should married and single believers navigate opposite sex friendships?

Whether you’re single, married, dating, or leading in ministry, this episode brings clarity, conviction, and practical wisdom for doing relationships God’s way.

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What happens when friendships change, loyalty is tested, and seasons come to an end? In this powerful Grace & Truth conversation, we unpack the complexities of friendships, breakups, loyalty, and godly relationships, from casual connections to ride-or-die bonds.

This episode explores how unity, trust, honor, and growth shape our relationships and why some people are meant for a season, not a lifetime. We dive deep into biblical wisdom, personal testimony, and practical insight on how to release relationships without resentment, maintain peace, and protect your purpose.

Key themes include:

• The three levels of friendship: associate, vibe, and family
• Why disagreements don’t have to lead to dishonor
• How to let go with love and keep the lessons
• The difference between longevity and loyalty
• What it truly means to love someone from a distance
• How to handle friendship breakups in a godly way

Whether you’re navigating shifting friendships, healing from betrayal, or learning how to build healthier relationships, this message will challenge and encourage you to grow with wisdom and grace.

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We’re living in a world that hates the wait. We want love, marriage, stability, healing, right now. But the truth is: waiting isn’t just a delay… it’s a development season. And if you don’t learn how to wait well, you’ll keep stepping into the same cycles with new faces.

In this Grace & Truth episode, Pastors James and Tiffaney teach on how to wait well for love, marriage, and more and why “waiting on God” doesn’t mean sitting idle. If you’ve been feeling tired, tempted, or frustrated in the in-between, this conversation will reframe your perspective: waiting is not time wasted, it’s time invested.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

- How to explore with discernment (and know what to ignore)

- The identity shift you need in seasons of delay

- When men should explore vs. when they absolutely need to wait

- How to “fall well” and get back into God’s rhythm without shame

- Why “suffering” is often the death of selfishness—not God punishing you

- How to steward desire and intimacy with self-control

- What to do if you’re “waiting on your man” and he’s not doing the work

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Are you entering the New Year feeling like you’ve missed your moment? In our final episode of the year, Pastors James and Tiffaney Edwards pull back the curtain on the "refining" process of God. Whether you are navigating a season of crushing, a sudden career transition, or a season where you feel hidden and overlooked, this episode is a necessary reset for anyone looking for clarity in their next season.

Pastor Tiffaney shares her raw testimony of losing a million-dollar career and starting over in a space she never expected, while Pastor James breaks down the difference between Chronos (chronological time) and Kairos (God’s opportune time). Stop counting the days and start making the days count.

In this episode:

• [05:46] Why the person who trusts the least wants to control the most
• [12:08] Chronos vs. Kairos: Understanding the two types of time.
• [15:13] The Floyd Mayweather Story: When a "No" from man is actually God’s "Yes."
• [23:07] Starting Over: Tiffaney’s journey through the crushing and being hidden.
• [30:45] How to stay faithful when you’re being "bossed" in an arena you should own.
• [34:15] The 3x Increase: How humility unlocks the supernatural.

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Pastors James and Tiffaney pick up where the men’s panel left off and go straight into the tension behind “I want a healed man” and “I want to be led.” They unpack why “strong” can quietly turn into control, why some men confuse a woman’s help with threat, and how God’s design for order is supposed to produce safety, not competition. This episode also gets real about what emotional safety actually looks like, why some people aren’t open to being “pushed” (or expanded), and how a relationship shifts when your partner can see more in you than you currently believe about yourself. Plus, a raw Q&A segment on rebuilding trust, navigating immaturity, and what to do when you’re running out of breath in a relationship you chose.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The difference between strength and control, and how to spot it in yourself
• How submission works when it’s submitted to God’s order, not someone’s ego
• Why “help” can get misread as control when pride is present
• What humility looks like in a man (and why it makes leadership safe)
• Why you can’t “pour” discipline or desire into someone who won’t choose it
• What it takes to rebuild emotional safety when trust has been violated

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