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Moving from knowing to living out your heavenly identity requires community and accountability. Tracy shares how life groups transformed women who felt limited by old labels into leaders walking in freedom. She invites listeners to say "yes" to God's vision and embrace the 2.0 version of themselves

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What does it really mean to worship God in spirit and in truth? In this episode of Real Life, Real Faith, Real God, Tracy unpacks John 4:23–24 and shares a personal moment on a prayer call where the joy of the Lord overflowed in a contagious way.

True worship isn’t defined by folded hands, raised arms, or kneeling in a certain way—those can be beautiful, but they aren’t the heart of worship. God is after something deeper: the posture of our hearts.

Discover what it looks like to worship surrendered, humble, Spirit-led, and authentic—and how that kind of worship leads to freedom and intimacy with God.

Worship can happen anywhere, anytime—because it’s not about performance, it’s about connection.

Restless hearts often crave more—more success, more love, more approval. But chasing desires only leaves us empty. Paul reminds us in Philippians 4:12 that true contentment isn’t found in circumstances—it’s found in Christ.

In this devotional, we’ll explore how our longings and cravings can become invitations from God—not to strive harder, but to rest deeper in Him. When we surrender our restlessness, He exchanges it for His peace, His fullness, and His assurance that we are already enough in His eyes.

Sometimes what looks like a blessing is really a burden in disguise. A job, a relationship, a business deal—it shines at first, but soon the peace is gone, the joy fades, and the weight feels too heavy. That’s when God gently reminds us: not everything good is from Him.

In this devotional, we’ll talk about the importance of discernment—recognizing the difference between what is truly God’s provision and what is just a glittering distraction. We’ll reflect on the traps the enemy tries to disguise as opportunities and how to guard our hearts against them.

Take a few quiet moments to let God search your heart. Ask Him to show you if there’s anything in your life that looks good, but isn’t aligned with His best. Remember: His blessings don’t drain you—they sustain you.

We’ve all been there—looking back at the mistakes, the wrong turns, the people and choices we thought were good for us but turned out to be setups and distractions. It’s easy to get stuck replaying the past, feeling ashamed, or wondering if God is disappointed in us.

But here’s the truth: mistakes don’t disqualify us. God’s grace is bigger than our foolishness. He never intended for us to live on repeat—stuck in regret and shame.

In this devotional , we’ll talk about what it means to finally let go of the past, silence the replay, and step into the freedom and forward movement God has for us. You don’t have to carry yesterday’s mistakes into today—your future is still wide open.

Life can get heavy. Some mornings we wake up already carrying the weight of yesterday—family struggles, health battles, financial pressure, and questions about whether we’re even on the right path. In this episode, I share a raw moment when I woke up burdened and broken… and how Jesus met me with one simple invitation: “Come to Me.”

This isn’t about having it all together or figuring everything out—it’s about learning to hand over the list of worries we keep piling on ourselves. If you’ve been feeling weary, overwhelmed, or unsure of what’s next, this episode will remind you: you don’t have to carry it alone. God is more than able to handle every burden, and He’s waiting for you to bring it to Him.

Join me as we pause, breathe, pray, and rest in the truth that we are never alone—not for one moment.