In this second episode of the Unknown Women of the Bible Part 2 Series, Sharon Witton teaches on Huldah, the prophetess who was sought out during King Josiah’s reforms and spoke with fearless clarity. Anne Miranda, Helen Burns, and Kaarina Hsiesh reflect on courage, humility, and using your own voice, ending with a powerful prayer for discernment and bold obedience.

In this powerful discussion with host Melinda Estabrooks, Pastors Helen Burns, Sharon Witton, Kaarina Hsiesh, and Anne Miranda unpack the remarkable story of Anna in Luke 2 and why her devotion, fasting, and faithfulness mattered more than visibility. Together, they reflect on not missing God’s moments, how prayer awakens spiritual recognition, and why age or status never disqualifies someone from God’s purposes. Anna’s quiet life becomes a witness of redemption—and her story is still speaking today.

Pastors Helen Burns, Sharon Witton, Anne Miranda, and Kaarina Hsiesh share raw, honest stories about anxiety, depression, burnout, and faith in the middle of mental health struggles. From post-COVID trauma to physical breakdowns and the healing power of community, this conversation offers hope, wisdom, and practical encouragement for anyone feeling overwhelmed. You are not alone, and you are deeply loved.

What do you do when you pray for healing and it doesn’t come the way you hoped?
In this powerful conversation, Pastor @robindjokoto joins @@its.annemiranda to wrestle honestly with healing, chronic illness, and faith when prayers seem unanswered.
From miraculous surgery to years of migraines and waiting, they explore suffering, God’s sovereignty, and how Scripture offers hope when healing doesn’t come as expected.

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What would you say to your 25-year-old self if you had the chance? In this honest and faith-filled conversation, Melinda Estabrooks and guests Cheryl Nembhard, Kimberly Mitchell, Joanna La Fleur, and Joe share hard-earned wisdom about character, relationships, career, and following Jesus—covering everything from burnout and marriage to identity, community, and grace. This episode is both a reflection for women looking back and a gift of encouragement for the next generation looking ahead.

Perfectionism may look like excellence, but it often leads to anxiety, burnout, and spiritual paralysis. In this powerful conversation, Melinda Estabrooks is joined by Nicole Langman, Senait Litchmore, Brooke Nicholls, and Tryphena Perumalla-Gagnon to unpack where perfectionism starts, how it damages faith and relationships, and how God invites us to live free—imperfectly and courageously.