If you’ve ever felt like you’re living in the in-between, trying to lead with purpose while questioning your pace, this conversation is for you. Sarah Jakes Roberts sits down with global leader and powerhouse Jo Saxton to unpack what freedom really means when life feels uncertain, leadership gets heavy, and identity feels up for grabs. From childhood wounds to uncharted seasons, from calling to capacity, these two women keep it real about how faith, rest, and community are keys to staying grounded and free. Jo shares her personal story of shedding old beliefs and letting God rewrite her narrative, piece by piece, mirror by mirror. Together, they talk about prophetic leadership, discernment, and how even your “I don’t know” can be holy. It’s not too late, sis. Your freedom is still available. And this episode? Whew. It’ll meet you right where you are.

Listennnn… if you’ve ever been in a season where you’re trying to hold on to you, keep your purpose alive, and not let motherhood, ministry, or momentum swallow you whole, this one’s for you. Pastor Sarah links up with Jennifer Lucy Tyler, and baybeee, they went all the way in. We’re talking about the kind of faith that doesn’t just sound good but actually works. The kind that grounds you. Grows you. Guides you. They unpack how studying the Bible isn’t just a spiritual flex, it’s survival. And if you’ve been craving something deeper than IG quotes and devotionals that don’t quite hit the spot, this is your sign. God’s Word is still speaking, sis, and it’s shining light right where you need it most.

Some conversations feel like a hug you didn’t know you needed. This is one of them. SJR and Lisa Harper pull up to talk about the kind of grace that finds you in the middle of your mess, the love of God that never walks away, and what it means to grow through criticism without losing your softness. They unpack ministry wounds, performance-based faith, recovering from religious shame, and how to hold your calling without breaking your heart. This episode is a full-circle moment for the girls who’ve wrestled with not being “enough” for the Church but know they’re still called. If you’ve ever felt like you're building something while battling what’s behind you, go ahead and lean into this conversation.