Parables for a Woman’s Heart

S4 E7 - When God Hides You Before He Elevates You

Everyone wants Jerusalem, but few understand the purpose of Lo-debar. We often preach about Lo-debar as a place of barrenness, rejection, and suffering. But what if Lo-debar wasn’t just a place of loss? What if it was God’s protective custody? In this episode, we explore the story of Mephibosheth from a perspective many overlook: God used Lo-debar to preserve, heal, and prepare him before seating him at the king’s table. If you’ve ever felt forgotten, hidden, or delayed, this message will help you see your season differently.

S4 E6 - What Spirit Is Operating In Me? Am I Possessed?

What if your greatest battle isn’t what you think it is? In this eye-opening and deeply convicting episode of Parables for a Woman’s Heart, Pastor Osh explores one of the most misunderstood topics in the Christian faith: spiritual influence. Not every struggle is a demon, but not every struggle is merely human either. How do you know when fear, bitterness, pride, offense, deception, addiction, or unresolved wounds have begun influencing your decisions, relationships, and walk with God? Through powerful biblical teaching, real-life examples, and honest self-examination, this episode challenges listeners to ask the hard questions: What is controlling my life? Am I being led by the Holy Spirit or by my wounds? Have I become comfortable with things God wants to heal? Is my life producing the fruit of God’s Spirit? This is more than a conversation about possession, it’s a call to freedom, healing, discernment, and transformation. If you’ve ever felt stuck in cycles you can’t seem to break, overwhelmed by fear, consumed by anger, or disconnected from God, this episode is for you. Real talk. Powerful teaching. Biblical truth. A call back to freedom. Because the real question isn’t, “Do I have a spirit?” The real question is, “Who or what is influencing my life?”

S4 E5 - Church Hypocrisy…They know how to play church….but don’t know GOD!

You can know scripture, attend church, pray publicly, and still not truly know God. In this powerful and convicting episode, Pastor Osh dives deep into the story of Simon the Pharisee and the sinful woman to expose the difference between religion and real transformation. This episode challenges listeners to examine their hearts, confront hypocrisy, and ask the hard question: Am I truly saved… or just pretending? 🔥 Raw truth. 🔥 Pentecostal preaching. 🔥 Deep self-reflection. God is not after performance, He wants surrender.

S4:E4 - When the Church, Family, Friends and Partner betrays you…what happens next!

What does real forgiveness actually look like in real life? In this powerful and honest episode of Parables for a Woman’s Heart, Pastor Osh dives deep into forgiveness, trust, and reconciliation through raw conversations, biblical wisdom, and real-life scenarios many women silently face. This episode explores how to forgive without losing wisdom, when reconciliation is healthy, and how healing begins even after betrayal, heartbreak, abandonment, and disappointment. If you’ve ever struggled to let go, rebuild after pain, or protect your peace while still honoring God, this conversation is for you. Heal. Release. Live Free.

S4:E3 - Counted Out But Still Standing

Before she was chosen to carry the message of the resurrection, Mary Magdalene was a woman many counted out. Delivered, restored, and transformed by Jesus, she became one of the most powerful examples of devotion, loyalty, and divine purpose in the Bible. In this powerful episode of Parables for a Woman’s Heart Podcast, Pastor Osh dives into the story of Mary Magdalene and reminds women everywhere that your past does not disqualify your purpose. The same woman society judged became the woman entrusted with announcing that Jesus had risen. This conversation explores: Healing and deliverance Faithfulness in hard seasons Women carrying divine assignments Being chosen after brokenness Walking boldly in purpose despite criticism If you have ever felt overlooked, rejected, ashamed, or underestimated, this episode is a reminder that God still calls, restores, and uses women with a story. Your pain was not the end of your story, it was preparation for your assignment.