Ep 16: Finding Freedom in Forgiveness

Ep 16: Finding Freedom in Forgiveness

In this solo episode, we talk honestly about forgiveness — the kind that feels uncomfortable, unfair, and deeply difficult. Together, we explore what Scripture says about bitterness, healing, reconciliation, and freedom, while unpacking common misconceptions about what forgiveness actually means. This conversation is for anyone carrying hurt they no longer want defining their life.

Ep 15: Hot Take-Having Fun is Holy

Somewhere along the way, many of us started believing that being a "good Christian" meant being serious all the time, constantly productive, or feeling guilty for having fun. But is that really the life Jesus modeled? Join Makayla in this solo episode as she talks about why following Jesus is actually fun, and how embracing joy can be a beautiful act of worship. If you've ever felt guilty for slowing down, resting, laughing, or simply enjoying your life, this conversation is for you!

Ep 14: Sabbath vs. Your To-Do List — Resting While Busy

There’s always another email, another load of laundry, another thing on the to-do list. So how are we supposed to actually rest when life never slows down? In this episode of Girl, Same!, we’re talking about why slowing down feels so hard, what Sabbath practically looks like in everyday life, and why rest isn’t laziness—it’s trust.Find us on: Spotify, Apple Podcast, YouTube, and Instagram!

Ep 13: Storytime - Reliving Our Roomie Era

In this episode, we’re reliving our college roomie era — the chaos, the laughs, the late-night memories, and the stories we still can’t believe happened. Expect lots of nostalgia and way too much laughing. Follow along on Instagram @girlsamethepod

Ep 12: Lonely in a Crowded Room

Loneliness isn’t always about being alone. Sometimes it shows up in crowded rooms, busy schedules, and endless scrolling — leaving us feeling unseen, disconnected, and misunderstood. In this episode of Girl, Same! the podcast, Kaile and Makayla have an honest conversation about the deeper roots of loneliness and why so many of us feel disconnected from ourselves, others, and even God. Together, they unpack the longing we all carry to be fully known, seen, and loved, while exploring how comparison, emotional disconnection, and surface-level relationships can keep us isolated. Most importantly, they talk about what it looks like to stop expecting people to fill what only Jesus can satisfy. Notes: Bible verse mentioned (Psalm 139:4): “Before a word is on my tongue you, Lord, know it completely.” Game mentioned: We're Not Really Strangers https://www.werenotreallystrangers.com/