In this powerful and eye-opening episode of The Leftovers Podcast, host welcomes Renise Blythe for a deep and honest conversation titled “No More Access.” Renise shares how many times we think we know better, but fail to allow God to truly lead, guide, and heal us.This episode dives into the importance of obedience, surrender, and trusting God’s process—even when it’s uncomfortable. Renise opens up about how real healing requires letting go, allowing God to do the work, and setting healthy boundaries to protect your peace, purpose, and spiritual growth.You’ll learn why giving certain people, habits, and situations “no more access” is necessary for your healing, growth, and alignment with God’s will.If you’ve been struggling with letting go, walking in obedience, or creating healthy boundaries, this episode is for you.

In this thought-provoking episode of The Leftovers Podcast, Renise Blythe challenges us to examine the silent compromises we make in our daily lives. What you tolerate doesn’t just stay present — it slowly becomes what you worship.From relationships and habits to boundaries and faith, this conversation dives deep into how unchecked tolerance can turn into worship without us even realizing it. Renise delivers raw insight, spiritual clarity, and practical wisdom that will make you pause, reflect, and reassess what truly deserves your attention.If you’ve ever wondered why certain cycles keep repeating, this episode may reveal the answer.

In this heartfelt episode, Renise Blythe creates space for honesty, healing, and grace. It’s Okay To Not Be Okay reminds listeners that strength doesn’t mean pretending everything is fine—it means being truthful about where you are and allowing God to meet you there.Renise speaks openly about emotional exhaustion, silent battles, and the pressure to always appear strong. She encourages listeners to release guilt, embrace vulnerability, and understand that acknowledging pain is not a lack of faith, but a step toward healing.This episode is for anyone who feels overwhelmed, tired, or unseen. It’s a gentle reminder that God is present in your broken places, and that restoration begins when you give yourself permission to pause, breathe, and be real.