As artificial intelligence grows louder, this episode gently asks an important question: what does it mean to be truly human before God? Through music, Scripture, and reflection, we'll explore why love, worship, and spiritual formation require the Holy Spirit, not algorithms. A timely reminder to remain rooted in Christ and anchored in truth.

I have a question for you. Have you ever been in a season that felt never-ending? A season where it felt like the rain wouldn't stop falling? Where your past mistakes haunted you like a shadow? Where you were stuck in a wilderness with no sign of a way out? If that's you, I've got good news. Day 41 is coming. Join me today as we unpack this together!

Anyone experiencing a hard place in life during this post-holiday season, the "winter blues" can exacerbate what you are feeling. Being in a dark, heavy place, a wilderness experience or desert season, is not fun. But you know what? Two things are very true; the desert can be a beckoning and blessing. Tune into today's episode to hear how!

With the new year just beginning, I know many of us are carrying a mix of hope, exhaustion, excitement, maybe even a little hesitation. Today, we're talking about fresh starts, new goals, and how to draw closer to the Father—not from a place of pressure, but from a place of presence.

During the Christmas season, in scripture and carols, we hear the word "peace" over and over. Our caution though, is to realize there is a huge difference between worldly peace and Godly peace. Let's look at examples of each and become more and more aware of the peace that comes from God.

Most of us know the exclamation, "Hark!" from the well-known Christmas hymn, "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," written by Charles Wesley. In both the Old and New Testaments, we find the word "hark," or its meaning, woven into Scripture as a divine call: to declare, to command, to protect, and to warn. Join me on today's episode as we look at how we are to "Harken" in these different ways.

The culture of our communities is shifting. There is a big difference between "living life" together and "doing life" together. Join me as we discuss the difference and find encouragement for living in true biblical community.

Being equipped to flourish in the Word of God is a skill all of us can acquire. Let's come together as sisters in Christ as I share 7 essential principles to be fully furnished with everything you need to grow luxuriantly in the Word of God and community.