Have you ever walked through seasons where God felt silent? In this heartfelt episode of Agape Living Conversations, we dive deep into the raw and honest question: "God, where were You?”From the ache of waiting to the confusion of unanswered prayers, we explore how His presence often works in ways we can’t see at first.

Drawing from John 15, we talk about abiding in Christ even when we don’t understand the season.

Psalms 13 captures the cry of our hearts when God feels distant, yet reminds us of the hope we cling to.

Psalms 34:18 assures us that the Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those crushed in spirit.

If you’ve ever felt abandoned, overlooked, or forgotten by God, this conversation is for you. Together, we’ll uncover how even in the silence, He is still working, still present, and still faithful.

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Red flag or righteous conviction?

In this episode of Agape Living Conversations Podcast, we dive head-first into the wild world of Christian dating where “God told me you’re my wife” is somehow still a pickup line… and “we should pray together” might actually mean *bonding or boundaries?

From overly-spiritual DMs to mystery ministry men with no fruit (just vibes), we’re calling out the 🚩🚩 biggest red flags to watch for while keeping your heart guarded and your hope alive.

Whether you’re single, situationship-ing, or waiting on that Ruth & Boaz storyline grab your journal and your girls… this one’s about to be spicy and sanctified!

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In this episode of Agape Living Conversations, we’re getting real about mental health—and more importantly, how God shows up right in the middle of it. Whether it’s anxiety, depression, burnout, or just feeling overwhelmed by life, this conversation reminds us that we don’t have to separate our struggles from our relationship with God because He is not afraid of our mess. He meets us there.

We talk about how faith and mental health can co-exist, why prayer and therapy aren't enemies, and how the Holy Spirit brings both healing and hope.

Scriptures:

Proverbs 11:14

John 14:26

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This week on Agape Living Conversations, we’re diving into what it means to walk in grace toward others and ourselves. Because yes, the church can be messy, but grace is

God’s tool for building His kingdom. Scriptures like Ephesians 2:8, 2 Corinthians 12:9, and Romans 6:14 remind us that grace isn't earned it's given. Through God’s eyes of grace, we find freedom, healing, and the power to love like Him.

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God doesn’t just tell us to do better, He empowers us to be better. Through His Spirit, He transforms us from the inside out, setting us apart not because we're perfect, but because we belong to Him. This episode is for the ones carrying shame, feeling disqualified, or wondering if God still wants to use them.

Your sin doesn’t cancel your calling, and your shame isn’t the end of your story. Sanctification is a journey, and God walks it with us patiently and powerfully. You don’t have to heal alone, and you don’t have to figure it out on your own.

Listen to Sin, Shame & Sanctification now on all streaming platforms and watch the full episode on YouTube.

Have you ever been hurt by the very place that was supposed to heal you?

In this powerful first episode of Agape Living Conversations, Shedua Guervil opens up the mic to talk about the raw and often unspoken wounds of church hurt.

We’re getting honest about the pain, the confusion, and the process of healing when the body of Christ feels broken. Whether it came from leadership, community, or silence in the midst of suffering this conversation brings truth, grace, and practical steps to begin your healing journey.