Lonely, Sitting With the Silence of Singleness

Lonely, Sitting With the Silence of Singleness

Feeling lonely in your singleness doesn’t mean you’re doing life wrong it means you’re human. In this episode, Taylor opens up about the quiet ache that can come with waiting, watching others move on, and wondering what God is up to. It’s raw, hopeful, and a reminder that loneliness doesn’t define your worth.

Healing Her, Healing Me: A Mother’s Heart

As my daughter turns 17, I can’t help but see glimpses of my younger self, the girl I used to be, the pain I carried, the things I didn’t know I needed healing from. This episode is about what it means to mother your child while also mothering your inner child… to hold space for their growth while still tending to your own healing. It’s honest, emotional, and full of grace for her, and for me.

I Didn’t Think This Is How My Life Would Turn Out

This wasn’t the plan. Not the divorce, not the detour, not the starting over again. In this episode, Taylor gets real about what it feels like when your life doesn’t match the vision you had and how to find peace, purpose, and even beauty in the middle of the unexpected. If you’ve ever looked around and thought, “This isn’t what I signed up for,” this one’s for you.

What I’d Tell My Younger Self About Dating (Now That I Know Better)

If I could sit my younger self down, I’d tell her to slow down, stop trying to earn love, and to trust red flags the first time. In this episode, I’m sharing what I’ve learned about dating as a grown Christian woman, after heartbreak, healing, and a whole lot of unlearning. It’s about boundaries, wisdom, hope, and the kind of love God actually wants for you. No fluff. Just truth.

What Marriage Taught Me… and What Divorce Revealed

Marriage taught me how to love. Divorce taught me how to survive. In this episode, I’m unpacking the lessons I learned in the middle of the vows and in the aftermath of the breaking. From self-worth and sacrifice to resentment and rebuilding, this is an honest look at how both marriage and divorce shaped me, stretched me, and ultimately set me free but I am still learning.