Women, are we the table?

You are not alone

In this episode of Fellow Believer Podcast, we explore the difference between being alone and being lonely and why they are not the same. Loneliness is a feeling, especially in seasons like this when love is highlighted and it’s easy to feel unseen. But being alone is simply a physical state and as children of God, we are never truly alone. We talk about the Holy Spirit as our Helper, Comforter, and Teacher - always present, always near. While we still need relationships and community, our most constant companion is God, the only One who has promised never to leave or forsake us. If you’ve ever felt lonely, this episode is a reminder: you are not alone.

How to Be Better and Do Better in 2026

This episode is about starting 2026 with focus and discipline, learning how to be better, do better, and stay consistent in achieving your goals. You will discover simple strategies to turn your plans into results and make this year your most productive year yet.

Women, are we the table?

This episode unpacks the popular question, “Women, are we the table?” by breaking down what the “table” truly represents. We explore how value isn’t something a woman demands from her partner alone but something she embodies;through character, depth, wisdom, and presence. Drawing from the Proverbs 31 model, we talk about becoming a woman who adds value wherever she is. It’s an honest, empowering conversation on becoming a woman of strength, substance, and God-inspired influence.

How to Discover Purpose

This episode explores what purpose truly means, not just as something you do, but as the reason God created you. It shares how purpose is often revealed through pain, compassion, anger, and joy, showing that God uses every part of your story to guide you toward his plan.

Loving the Hard-to-Love

This episode explores why some people are difficult to love and how much of the struggle often comes from our own expectations, pride, or pain. Yet God calls us to love anyway through forgiveness, patience, and healthy boundaries, reminding us that love is a daily choice, not just a feeling. We are encouraged to take small steps toward love, even when it feels undeserved, as a reflection of God’s love for us.