If They Have No Vision, They'll Drain Yours

If They Have No Vision, They'll Drain Yours

Who you choose to walk through life with matters more than you think. In this episode, Lisette shares hard-earned lessons about relationships, friendships, business partnerships, and why vision is one of the most important qualities to look for in the people closest to you. Drawing from personal experiences, past mistakes, and biblical wisdom, she explains how being connected to people without purpose can delay your growth, distract you from your calling, and even derail the vision God has placed on your life. You'll learn: * Why attraction is not enough for a healthy relationship * The difference between potential and proven direction * How vision impacts friendships, marriage, and business * Warning signs that someone may be draining your purpose * Biblical principles for choosing the right people to build with Remember: love may bring people together, but vision determines whether they can walk in the same direction. 📖 Key Scriptures: * Proverbs 29:18 * Amos 3:3 * Habakkuk 2:2 * Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 Subscribe for daily encouragement, faith-based wisdom, and practical conversations about building a life that honors God.

Rest Before You Break | Why God Commands Rest (Even When You're Busy)

If you're tired, overwhelmed, stressed, or simply running on fumes, this episode is for you. We live in a culture that celebrates hustle, but God celebrates obedience. Sometimes obedience looks like serving, working, and persevering. Other times, it looks like lying down beside still waters and letting God restore your soul. Join me as I share personal lessons from being forced to slow down, what Scripture teaches about rest, and why exhaustion should never be our identity. Rest isn't weakness. Rest is worship. Question of the Day: What is your body trying to tell you right now, and what would it look like to trust God enough to rest?

The Devil Doesn't Fight What Isn't Moving

Many believers experience the greatest opposition when they are stepping into God's purpose. In this vulnerable episode, Lissette shares her personal struggles with discouragement, spiritual resistance, and the importance of having godly people around you who remind you of your identity in Christ. You'll learn why opposition is often a sign that you're moving forward, how the enemy uses fear and distraction to stop Kingdom work, and practical ways to stay strong when life feels overwhelming. If you've been wondering why things seem harder after saying "yes" to God, this episode will encourage you to keep going. Key Takeaways • Opposition often increases when you're advancing God's Kingdom • The enemy attacks through discouragement, fear, doubt, and distraction • Community matters during difficult seasons • Your identity in Christ is stronger than your circumstances • God equips those He calls

Successful Ways to Guard Your Heart

In this episode of SOLID, Lisette talks about successful ways to guard your heart while dating and why it’s important not to replace God with emotional attachment. From setting healthy boundaries to recognizing emotional dependency, this episode is a transparent conversation about protecting your peace, identity, and relationship with God in the early stages of connection. Topics include: * Keeping God first * Emotional boundaries * Discernment in dating * Why peace matters more than chemistry * Avoiding emotional obsession * Staying grounded while getting to know someone This episode is for women who want to date with wisdom, maintain their emotional stability, and stay aligned with God’s will without losing themselves in the process. Scriptures: * Proverbs 4:23 * Matthew 22:37 * Jeremiah 17:7-8 * Exodus 20:3

John the Baptist: Obedience Over Approval

In this episode, we talk about the life of John the Baptist and what it means to stay obedient to God even when people don’t understand you. John lived boldly, spoke truth fearlessly, and refused to water down his calling just to fit in. This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt misunderstood, judged, or rejected for following God wholeheartedly. Sometimes obedience will make you stand out—but that doesn’t mean you’re wrong. It may mean you’re set apart. We discuss: * Living free from people’s approval * Staying faithful to your assignment * Boldness in your walk with God * Why different isn’t always bad * Trusting God even when others don’t understand You were never called to fit in with the world—you were called to follow Christ. Inspired by your uploaded transcript and teaching notes.