In this episode, Emily Jordan shares seven spiritual signs to help you discern whether the person you’re dating is truly sent from God — from mutual spiritual growth and honest accountability to shared values, community affirmation, attraction, and peace about your future.

She weaves personal testimony with practical homework questions to guide your prayerful discernment, encouraging you to wait, test the fruit, and keep Jesus at the center as you seek God‑given love.

This one is personal.

Ten episodes in — and I can feel the weight of what God has done. What started as pain, He’s turning into purpose. What once broke me, He’s now using to heal others.

This episode is more than a milestone; it’s a testimony. To every woman who’s ever felt unseen, unheard, or stuck in a cycle she didn’t know how to break — this one’s for you.

I’ve walked through emotional and financial abuse. I’ve carried blame that wasn’t mine. I’ve stayed when God said, “It’s time to go.” But I’ve also seen what happens when you finally choose freedom, even when it costs you everything.

God set me free so I could start this podcast. And now, women are listening from all over the world — proof that nothing you walk through is wasted.

Wherever you are in your journey, I want you to know: God sees you. He hasn’t forgotten you. And His best for you is still ahead.

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Host Emily Jordan shares her journey from a decade of healing after a toxic marriage to learning how to trust a godly, patient partner God sent. She talks about relationship anxiety, the process of relearning what safe love feels like, and using Scripture and the fruit of the Spirit to recognize God’s confirmation in a relationship.

Emily encourages listeners to lean on God, communicate needs, pay attention to the fruit of the relationship, and allow themselves to enjoy the blessing without living in constant suspicion—reminding us that God’s best brings peace and helps us heal.

Emily Jordan explains how to tell when a relationship is meant to heal you versus when it's meant to hurt you, showing how charm can hide harmful intentions and how God's love brings peace, alignment with purpose, and spiritual growth.

She encourages healing, prayer, and discernment so listeners can recognize partnerships that build them up in faith rather than drain them.

Host Emily Jordan unpacks how God intends women to be treated in relationships, outlining five core principles: sacrificial love, honor and value, protection, partnership, and encouragement of your calling.

She contrasts red flags (belittling, control, fear, conditional love) with green flags (respect, safety, encouragement, humility) and urges listeners to keep standards rooted in faith so they don’t settle for less than God’s best.

Host Emily Jordan shares her personal journey from a painful, toxic relationship to nearly a decade of healing through surrender, celibacy, and a deeper walk with God. She uses scripture and honest counsel to encourage listeners to stop pretending, be honest with God about their wounds, and trust Him to restore their identity and worth.

This episode offers compassionate guidance, biblical encouragement, and a reminder that healing is holy — you can rediscover yourself in Christ and learn to love again from a place of wholeness.

Host Emily Jordan exposes how toxic relationships are often a deceptive trap that steal your peace, violate your boundaries, and pull you away from God. She shares three clear signs to help you recognize abuse: it steals your peace, it breaks your boundaries, and it keeps you from walking with God.

With encouragement to seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance, practice discernment, and pray, Emily reminds listeners that God’s healthy, honoring love is worth waiting for and offers hope and practical steps to step into freedom.

Host Emily Jordan opens up about her experience living through two divorces, the pain of broken dreams, and the season of celibacy God called her into for healing and discernment.

She shares lessons learned about rushing into relationships, recognizing counterfeit faith, seeking godly counsel, and trusting God’s timing for the right, godly partner.