That Verse Isn't Even in the Bible

That Verse Isn't Even in the Bible

Are you truly in the world, but not of it — or just of the world with better vocabulary? 👀 This week Obioma unpacks what it actually means to be a citizen of heaven functioning inside a secular, sometimes lascivious "Babylon" — from Daniel in the king's courtyard to why you're called to be a thermostat, not a thermometer, in every room you walk into. She gets honest about the anger she used to carry watching others "get away with" things she got chastised for, and how God turned that resentment into intercession instead. Plus — the Wives Bootcamp (July 25) is calling your name, and this is the month of upgrade. Come sit with us. 🕊️

The Girls Are Prostituting (And Don't Know It)

The girls are prostituting — and not in the way you think. In this episode, Obioma goes there: the thinly veiled prostitution hiding inside "woo" content, "red flag" culture, and the normalization of women trading their femininity, time, and affection for the right price tag. But this isn't a rant — it's a revelation. Because the same spirit of harlotry that God rebuked in Israel is alive in how we navigate friendships, jobs, and marriages today. The fix isn't moral behavior modification. It's identity. You will keep selling yourself as long as you think you have a price tag. Also in this episode: a special announcement about the Wives Bootcamp — the second T2 Seminar Series event happening July 25th, designed to fortify married women and the engaged in their calling as wives. Join in person or virtually. https://www.obiomaee.com/event-details-registration/t2-the-wives-bootcamp-covenant-identity-the-office-of-a-wife-1 The Feminine Frontline: teaching women to stay soft in a hard world.

Receipts: God Keeps Them, So Do People

Stewardship isn't just about money — it's about relationships, environments, and gifts. This week, Obioma breaks down why people keep a record of how you show up, the difference between users and value-adders, and how to move like Esther — in wisdom, not manipulation. Plus: honor in marriage, the power of Malachi 3:16, and a personal story on why she stopped giving easy recommendations. 🎟️ The Wife's Bootcamp (T2 Titus Seminar) tickets drop July 1st. The Feminine Frontline: helping girls become women who stay soft in a hard world.

Outgrowing the Pot: Why God Changes Your Circle Before He Changes Your Level

We're back! In this catch-up episode, Obioma shares what's been happening behind the scenes — from hosting the Singles Clinic (the first event in the Titus 2 Seminar Series) to a conference encounter that reignited her soul. Then she gets into the real teaching: the difference between loyalty and faithfulness, and why God often shifts your circle before He shifts your level. Using the picture of cultivating a plant and the story of Moses, Joshua, and Hur on the mountain, she challenges listeners to take an honest inventory of who's actually in their corner — and why. Plus: Wives Bootcamp tickets drop July 1st (virtual option available), and Season 2 is coming in August. New episodes weekly — Tuesdays on Apple & Spotify, Wednesdays on YouTube.

The Cool Guy, The Abusive Ex, and the Man God Gave Me

He had neck tattoos, charm for days, and I was completely enamored — because I was broken, and I didn't know it yet. In this episode, Obioma pulls back the curtain on the relationship that came before her marriage: an abusive, toxic dynamic she now sees as a mirror of her own unhealed places. She talks about the year and a half God hid her from the dating scene, why she had to die to what "chemistry" felt like, and how her husband — starkly different from her ex in every way — required a completely retrained heart. She also gets honest about the first 3-4 years of her marriage (her words: "hell on earth"), the theology of covenant she holds on to when it's hard, and what it really means to fight for a marriage God's way. This episode is equal parts testimony, teaching, and raw conversation — and it ends in prayer for every woman who is hurting, hoping, or holding on. Topics: abusive relationships, healing in singleness, marriage struggles, covenant theology, spiritual warfare in marriage, prayer