"would you never do it again?" - what do we actually do when God is testing us?

2025: a year of abnormal blessings

happy new year!! this episode is a reflection of 2024, including the lessons I learned and will be carrying into the new year. It is an encouragement for you to allow God to lead you this year and to trust Him and His process.

appreciating the present moment; enjoy where you are now

"Sometimes you won't love where you are, but you need to find the parts of where you are that you can love." - Lombe Posa. In this episode of "Becoming Her," we delve into the art of appreciating the present moment and understanding what it really means to enjoy the seasons we are in right now. Whether you feel overwhelmed, anxious, exhausted or even joyful, this episode will inspire you to slow down, savor the moment, and discover the peace and happiness that comes from truly being present in the season that God has placed us.

"would you never do it again?" - what do we actually do when God is testing us?

when God is testing us, it can sometimes feel like He's abandoned us or maybe He's punishing us, and most times we resent Him for it; especially during the process. However, in hindsight, we see that all along, it was for our own development. It's in these moments that He asks us "would you never do it again?"

you’re going through a transitional phase…and so am I.

The infamous “transitional phase”. We all hear about it, we’ve all experienced it at some point in our lives but what we don’t do is TALK about it enough. In this episode, I share my experience with my own transitional phase and how God has helped me navigate my way through the turbulence it comes with.

dealing with failure - in uni, love, work, and life.

(This episode was recorded 21st April). Hi guys! Welcome back to another episode. This episode covers a very personal topic for me: failure. It’s not easy to come out and accept failure, but once you do you free yourself from the shackles of it! Deep dive with me into what God has to say about your “setbacks” :)