Growth Is Ghetto Sometimes

The Prep Before the Promise

Sometimes what feels like a delay is actually God doing some behind-the-scenes work. In this episode, we talk about the difference between waiting and preparation, why God cares more about our character than our comfort, and how trusting Him often means taking the next step before we feel ready. If you've ever wondered what God is doing in your "not yet" season, this conversation is for you.

Growth Is Ghetto Sometimes

Hard seasons can leave us wondering if we should stay, pivot, or just hold on a little longer. In this episode, we talk honestly about navigating discomfort, uncertainty, and the quiet seasons where God feels distant. We share personal stories about learning to trust God through the tension, finding peace in the middle of discomfort, and realizing that some of our hardest seasons are the ones that grow us the most.

Holy Shenanigans: The “I Don’t Know” Season

When life feels uncertain, faith gets real. We’re talking about those raw “I don’t know” seasons—grief, surrender, trusting God’s timing, and learning to breathe when the future feels blurry. We share honest moments from our own lives and what it looks like to release control, stay present, and notice the small, sacred blessings in the middle of the mess. If you’re somewhere between what was and what’s next, this conversation is your reminder that you’re not alone. There’s peace in the pause, growth in the waiting, and freedom in simply being faithful with what’s in front of you today.

Slow Your Roll, It’s Fall

In this quick Holy Shenanigans popcorn episode, DeShawne and Kathryn talk about the shift of seasons and the invitation fall brings. Instead of rushing headfirst into the hustle of the holidays, what if we chose calm over chaos? What if we slowed down long enough to notice the goodness of God woven into simple things—changing leaves, quiet evenings, and the gifts already in our hands? This season doesn’t have to be busy to be meaningful.

One Way, Not My Way

In this episode of Holy Shenanigans, we get real about unity in the body of Christ. We talk about how easy it is to get caught up in opinions, preferences, and trivial fights—but the truth is, there’s only one way, and it isn’t ours. It’s Jesus. Our differences aren’t something to fear; they’re what make the body stronger. When we learn to honor each other instead of compete with each other, we reflect the heart of Christ to a divided world.