God's Not Done With You Yet

Navigating Relational Trauma

Friendship wounds can shape us more than we realize. Betrayal, rejection, distance, or broken trust can make us guarded, isolated, and hesitant to open our hearts again. In this episode of In Her Calling, we’re talking about friendship trauma, how it affects the way we connect with others, and how God can heal the places friendship has hurt us. Healing doesn’t mean pretending it didn’t hurt. It means letting God restore what the wound tried to steal.

Godly Friendships

Friendship was never meant to be shallow. In this episode, we dive into what godly friendship truly looks like through the story of Ruth and Naomi and the love described in 1 Corinthians 13:4–8. From loyalty and sacrifice to patience and truth, we talk about the kind of friendships that reflect the heart of God. Not every friendship is meant to shape you; but the right ones will draw you closer to Him.

Faith That Doesn't Fold

Resilience isn’t something you muster up on your own; it’s something Christ forms in you along the way. In this episode, we talk about what it really looks like to keep getting back up with Jesus when life knocks you down, and how to walk with Him in the middle of disappointment, detours, and unanswered prayers. Maybe what feels like breaking is actually building. Maybe the pressure isn’t the end of your story, but the place God is making you stronger, softer, and more like Him, all at the same time. Your journey with Christ isn’t about never falling. It’s about who you’re walking with every time you rise again.

God's Not Done With You Yet

God’s not done with you yet.In this episode, we talk about waiting seasons and the question that changes everything: are you waiting on your desires, or are you waiting on your Creator?Maybe the delay isn’t denial, maybe it’s transformation. God is shaping you, refining you, and preparing you for what’s next.Your next season isn’t just coming… it’s being formed in you.

Shame Doesn't Get the Final Say

Shame has a way of convincing us that our past defines us, that our mistakes disqualify us, and that we have to hide who we really are. But that’s not the story Jesus tells. In this episode, we look at the woman at the well in Gospel of John and how Jesus met her right in the middle of her story. He saw everything she had done, every label placed on her, every reason she felt unworthy, and still chose to speak life, purpose, and identity over her. This conversation is about breaking the grip of shame and stepping into the freedom Jesus offers. You are not disqualified. You are not too far gone. And just like her, you are invited into something greater.