Are You Hiding? In this episode, Corinne opens her heart about what it really means to live with nothing to hide. She shares how Jesus met her in her most authentic moments, brought her into the light, and freed her from the pressure of maintaining a perfect image. Even after years in ministry, she found herself slipping back into old patterns of hiding, shaped by judgment, legalism, and expectations from religious environments. But grace kept calling her out of fear and into truth.

Through personal stories, hard lessons, and Scripture, she reminds listeners that shame grows in the dark but grace thrives in the light. This episode encourages you to drop the mask, step into freedom, and embrace the life God intended.

In this episode we step boldly into the truth that when you understand grace you realize you have nothing to lose and everything to step into. So many believers live guarded lives because they fear disappointing God or falling short. Yet when you see what Jesus already finished, you discover that the pressure you thought you were under was never yours to carry.

We talk about the freedom that comes when you stop trying to protect an identity Jesus already secured. When you let grace speak louder than fear you move differently. You love more freely. You pray more boldly. You walk through life with the confidence of someone who knows God is not measuring you against a scoreboard.

This conversation is designed to unlock courage in your faith. If you feel like you have been holding back, this episode will show you why grace frees you from hesitation and calls you into a life with nothing left to lose.

One of the most freeing truths we can embrace as believers is this, we do not give to get. We do not give to earn a blessing. We do not give to convince God to do something for us. We give because love moves us. We give because the Spirit of God lives in us and His nature is generosity. When we understand that everything we have in Christ has already been given with no conditions attached, the way we give becomes peaceful and joyful, instead of heavy and pressured.