EP06: I Missed the Bus, But I'm Still on My Way

EP06: I Missed the Bus, But I'm Still on My Way

What happens when God tells you to move and nothing around you makes sense? In this powerful conversation, Maggie Jean shares her journey from searching for where she belonged to discovering the courage to trust what she could not yet see. From a life changing encounter with a stranger, to leaving everything familiar behind, to learning how fear, distractions, and "drift" can delay purpose, Maggie's story is a reminder that obedience often requires movement before certainty. Together, Regina and Maggie explore purpose, people, place, trust, and the importance of taking the next step even when you can only see the next 200 feet ahead. If you have ever felt stuck, delayed, distracted, or unsure of what comes next, this episode will encourage you to stop waiting for the entire path to be revealed and start moving with what God has already shown you. You may have missed a bus along the way. That does not mean you've missed your purpose. You're still on your way.

EP05: Fighting For My Life, Finding My Purpose

In this episode, we sit down for a real and unfiltered conversation about what it looks like to fight for your life and discover your purpose in the process. What started as a routine check turned into a life changing diagnosis. In a moment, everything shifted. Fear, uncertainty, and the unknown became real. Yet in the middle of it all, there was also faith, strength, and a deeper calling being revealed. This is a story of resilience, obedience, and becoming. It is about trusting God when nothing makes sense, choosing to fight when you feel weak, and finding purpose in a place you never asked to be. You will hear the importance of advocating for yourself, the power of small habits that can save your life, and what it truly means to keep going when life hits hard. If you have ever felt afraid, uncertain, or called to something greater through a difficult season, this conversation is for you. You will be reminded of one simple truth: You will be okay.