Episode 5 My Flesh got me messed up

Episode 7: Walking Through the Valley – Psalm 23

In this episode, we dive into Psalm 23 and explore the powerful promise that even when life leads us through dark valleys, God is with us every step of the way. The valley may feel lonely, uncertain, and difficult, but it is not our final destination. Join us as we discuss how God's presence, guidance, and faithfulness give us the strength to keep moving forward, trusting that He will bring us through to the other side. Email: taneshawaite8@gmail.com

Episode 6 :You have not because you ask not

In Episode 6, we dive into how we sometimes put limits on God and underestimate what He’s truly capable of doing in our lives. This episode challenges fear, doubt, and small thinking while encouraging listeners to trust God beyond their circumstances and believe bigger for their future.

Episode 5 My Flesh got me messed up

In this episode, we jump into Epistle to the Romans chapter 7 and talk about the ultimate inner battle — wanting to do right while somehow still doing the exact opposite. From fleshly struggles to real-life temptations, we keep it honest, relatable, and a little funny while unpacking why the battle with sin feels so real. If you’ve ever said “I’m not doing that again” and then did it anyway… this episode is definitely for you.

Epsode 4-Fear Of Man

In this episode, we unpack the fear of man and how letting others’ opinions shape our choices can quietly control the way we show up in life. From people-pleasing to shrinking ourselves to fit expectations, we explore what it really costs—and how to start breaking free. It’s time to trade approval for authenticity and walk confidently in who you were created to be.

Episode 3- You already got the tools

In this episode, we explore the powerful moment when Moses cries out to God in desperation—only to be met with a surprising response: “Why are you crying out to me?” This story challenges us to rethink faith, action, and trust, reminding us that sometimes the answer isn’t more waiting—but moving forward with what we’ve already been given.