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This week on At the Foot of Grace, we’re talking about what it really looks like to start over — not just with ambition, but with God at the center. Whether you’re rebuilding after a move, a breakup, or a breakdown, this episode is your reminder that starting over isn’t failure — it’s faith in action.

In this episode, I share my personal story of moving away from everything familiar, letting go of my own timeline, and trusting God to rebuild my life from the ground up. We’ll dive into:

🌬️ What it means when God shifts your life on purpose

📖 Scripture-based encouragement for new seasons

🎯 How to create God-aligned goals (not just pressure-driven plans)

💭 Real talk on letting go, healing, and “getting it together”

🎶 Worship songs to carry you through the process

📝 Journal prompts & a powerful closing prayer

💬 A final word of encouragement you didn’t know you needed

This one’s for the woman in the middle — the one who’s still healing, still building, and still choosing God.

🎧 Press play. Let’s rebuild — together.

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This week on At the Foot of Grace, we’re talking about the uncomfortable but necessary truth: not everything—and not everyone—is meant to stay forever. From friendships to habits to old mindsets, some things were only meant for a season. And when that season shifts, God might be calling you to release what you’ve been holding too tightly.

In this episode, we explore:

🍂 What Scripture really says about seasons and release

✂️ The difference between pruning and cutting off

🚩 Signs it’s time to let go of a relationship or mindset

🎵 Worship lyrics that will challenge your heart

📝 Journal prompts to help you reflect with God

🙏🏾 A prayer for discernment and freedom

If you’ve been sensing a shift or struggling to let go of something (or someone), this episode is for you. Tune in and let God lead you with clarity, peace, and grace.

🎧 Press play. Your next season is waiting.

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This week on At the Foot of Grace, we’re sitting in one of the most vulnerable heart spaces — that ache of feeling left out, overlooked, or just… not enough.

If you’ve ever wondered why you’re always the one reaching out…

If you’ve felt like your presence is optional to others…

If you’re tired of the silence, tired of striving, and quietly asking,

“When will someone choose me — not out of obligation, but out of love?”

This episode is for you.

We’re diving deep into:

💔 The exhaustion of always initiating

💬 The unspoken question: Am I truly wanted?

📖 Scriptures that remind you you’re already seen by God

🕊️ A worship reflection on “Jireh” by Maverick City

🙏🏾 A prayer for those feeling forgotten

📝 A journal prompt to begin healing from the inside out

I’m also pausing to honor the friend who has shown up for me — because this isn’t about ignoring the good, it’s about being honest about the spaces where it’s been missing.

Grace Seeker, if you’ve ever felt like you’re too much or not enough — let me remind you:

You are already chosen. You are not forgotten. You are seen by the One who never lets go.

🎧 Press play, and let’s have this conversation — together.

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This week on At the Foot of Grace, we’re pulling up to the mic with a heart-to-heart about something we all wrestle with:

How do you really talk to God—and how do you know it’s actually Him responding?

From whispering “Hey God… You there?” to hearing Him in worship, we’re unpacking what it looks like to have raw, everyday conversations with a holy God.

I’m sharing how I’ve learned to lean into His silence, invite Him into my choices, and recognize His voice over my own thoughts.

In this episode we explore:

💬 Talking to God like a friend

🕊️ Worship as a two-way conversation

🔄 The difference between God’s voice and your conscious

📖 Scripture that helps you check the voice you’re hearing

🎵 A fire worship playlist to reset your heart

🙏🏾 A prayer for clarity and deeper connection

💛 Encouragement for the ones waiting to hear something—anything—from God

This one’s for the person who’s been questioning, second-guessing, or just trying to figure out if God’s still listening.

Spoiler alert: He is.

🎧 Press play, and let’s have this conversation—together.

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This week on At the Foot of Grace, we’re pulling the curtain back on worship ministry with a heart check that every worship team member needs.

Inspired by worship leader Jacy Mai, this episode is all about moving from performance to presence, from platform to altar, from applause to anointing. I open up about my own journey—from growing up singing in church to realizing I was performing more than worshiping—and how God has been calling me deeper.

Whether you’re leading worship or just learning what it means to carry fire instead of fame, this one’s for you.

We’ll dive into:

•Scriptures every worshiper should carry

•Honest questions for your private altar

•A playlist to reset your worship posture

•A soul-check reminder: you don’t need followers—you need fire

🎧 Press play and come back to the secret place with me.

Because worship was never meant to be a show—it was meant to be a sacrifice.

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This week on At the Foot of Grace, we’re leaning into something deep, real, and beautifully defiant in the face of life’s heaviness—Joy.

Not the surface-level kind. Not the forced smiles or “just be positive” kind. But the soul-rooted, faith-fueled, God-given kind of joy. The kind you choose, even when it hurts. Even when it’s hard.

In this episode, we explore five powerful ways the Bible speaks about joy:

•Joy in trials

•Joy through God’s hope

•Joy through faith

•Joy in His presence

•Joy as a gift and fruit of the Spirit

You’ll hear honest reflections, heart-check questions, and a moment of prayer to center your soul. Plus, I’m sharing worship songs that have helped me hold on to joy when everything around me felt uncertain.

So let me ask you:

What kind of joy are you walking in today?

What’s stopping you from choosing joy?

Come sit with me, breathe deep, and let’s say it together:

“Today, I choose joy.”

🎧 Tune in now. Your joy is still on the table.

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Hey Grace Seekers,

This one’s close to the heart.

Today, we’re peeling back the layers and talking about a kind of faith that doesn’t always feel strong—the kind that gets quiet when life gets loud. It’s easy to believe for others, but what about when you need the breakthrough?

In this episode, we’re asking the hard questions:

Why is it so difficult to trust God for ourselves?

What do we do with doubt?

And how do we keep believing when nothing seems to change?

We’ll lean into Scripture, confront the lies that try to silence our faith, and remember who we are: chosen, loved, and seen—even in our weakest moments. If you’ve ever felt overlooked or wrestled with your own prayers, this is for you.

Plus, we’re lifting our eyes in worship with songs that have carried me through the fog—because sometimes, the most powerful faith is the kind that simply holds on.

🎧 Tune in, be encouraged, and let’s speak to our mountains—mustard seed and all.

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This week on At the Foot of Grace, I’m sharing honestly from a place of financial uncertainty and quiet surrender. Being out of work has brought a wave of worry about how to make ends meet—but God has been gently reminding me: “Don’t worry about tomorrow. Just trust Me for today.”

In this episode, we dive into what it means to truly rely on God for daily provision. Through the truth of Scripture—including Matthew 6:11 and Lamentations 3:22–23—we’re reminded that God gives us daily bread and that His mercy meets us fresh every morning.

I also share three worship songs that have helped still my anxious heart, plus a closing prayer for anyone who’s struggling to trust God in a season of need.

If you’re tired of carrying the weight of your future and just need to know God sees you—this episode is for you.

Let’s breathe. Let’s believe. And let’s take it one day at a time.