You're Still Single? Ft. Reghan Sweeney

29 & Not Waiting: Ep. 1

What if this season isn’t a waiting room?

You're Still Single? Ft. Reghan Sweeney

In this week’s episode of The Selah House, Halee sits down with her friend Reghan for an honest, hope-filled conversation about singleness, calling, and trusting God in the in-between. As two women in ministry approaching 30, they open up about the pressures, the growth, the waiting, and the beauty found in this season. From navigating expectations in the church, to staying grounded in identity, to dating with discernment, Halee and Reagan share what God has taught them—about themselves, about purpose, and about His timing. Whether you're single, dating, or somewhere in the middle, this conversation will remind you that your story is not delayed… it’s being developed. There is purpose in your present, and God is deeply intentional with every season. Grab your coffee, take a deep breath, and join us for a conversation full of laughter, truth, and encouragement for every woman walking out her calling—right where she is.

S1 E5: Tearing Down Walls in the Body of Christ

In this episode, we're pulling back the curtain on something many avoid talking about-- division in the Church. We're diving into the things that quietly separate us and asking: What does God actually want unity to look like? Whether you've felt misunderstood, overlooked, or tired of church politics-- this conversation is for you.

S1 E4: One Body, Many Parts

In this episode, we start discussing the idea of Unity in the Body of Christ, specifically how each part is vital to the functionality of the Body.

S1 E3: Knowing Your Call to Others

In this episode, we dive into what it really means to walk out our identity in everyday life—not from a place of perfection, but from a place of purpose. We explore the importance of tending to people’s hearts first, before chasing platforms or trying to “have it all together.” This conversation is a reminder that being real, present, and heart-centered matters more than having all the answers.