In this powerful episode of The Leftovers Podcast, Renise Blythe dives into the truth behind saying “yes” to God, purpose, growth, and alignment—and the real cost that often comes with it. “Your Yes Will Cost You” explores the sacrifices, shedding, and uncomfortable transitions that happen when obedience requires you to walk away from what’s familiar.With raw honesty and spiritual clarity, Renise unpacks how saying yes can mean losing relationships, comfort, routines, and even versions of yourself that no longer fit where God is taking you. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that while the cost may be heavy, the reward is purpose, peace, and transformation on the other side.If you’ve ever felt the tension between obedience and comfort, this conversation will meet you right where you are—and challenge you to trust what’s ahead.If this episode speaks to you, please like, comment, and share.Your support helps the message reach others who may need healing, clarity, or encouragement.Don’t forget to rate the podcast and subscribe so you never miss an episode.

In this deeply personal and thought-provoking episode, Renise Blythe explores what it truly means when the body speaks before the mind can catch up. “When Your Body Says Danger” dives into the physical, emotional, and spiritual warning signs we often ignore—whether due to fear, habit, or hoping things will change.Renise opens up about the moments in life when her own body whispered “this isn’t safe”, long before she had the words to explain it. Through vulnerable storytelling and real-world reflection, she breaks down how trauma, intuition, and survival often show up in the body first… and how learning to listen can literally save your life. This episode invites you to slow down, pay attention, and give yourself permission to trust your inner signals—no matter how quiet they seem.If your body has ever warned you before your mind understood why… this episode is for you.What You’ll Experience in This Episode:Understanding physical and emotional danger cuesHow the body protects us through intuitionWhy ignoring red flags leads to deeper woundsThe spiritual side of listening to your inner voiceRenise’s personal experiences and revelationsHealing, insight, and radical self-awarenessThank You for Supporting Season 2If this episode speaks to you, please like, comment, and share.Your support helps the message reach others who may need healing, clarity, or encouragement.Don’t forget to rate the podcast and subscribe so you never miss an episode.

In this deeply vulnerable episode titled “I Carry What I Survived,” Renise takes us into the quiet places of healing — the parts we don’t talk about, but still carry every single day.Renise opens up about:

The invisible weight of past trauma How survival shapes who we becomeWhy God allows certain seasonsHealing from experiences that still sit on your shouldersTurning survival into strength and testimonyHow to walk with what you’ve endured without letting it define youThis episode speaks to anyone who has survived heartbreak, trauma, betrayal, loss, depression, or seasons that left scars the world can’t see. Renise reminds us that healing doesn’t mean forgetting — it means learning to carry what happened with grace, with faith, and with new strength.If you’ve ever said “I’m strong… but I’m still hurting,”or “I survived… but I’m still carrying this,”this episode is for you.Your survival has weight — but it also has purpose.

In this episode, Renise dives into the reality of finding joy even in seasons of pain, heartbreak, and internal bleeding that no one else sees. She speaks openly about healing, emotional endurance, spiritual strength, and learning how to smile even when life is cutting the deepest.Renise shares:How to navigate private hurt while still showing up in public.What joy looks like in the middle of suffering.How God carries you through bleeding seasons.Why your pain doesn’t cancel your purpose.How to grow through wounds that were meant to break you .This episode is for anyone who’s ever been wounded, overlooked, misunderstood, or forced to push through hurt with grace. Renise reminds us that healing is not pretty — but it is possible. And joy is not the absence of bleeding… it’s the strength to trust God through it.Join us for a powerful season premiere that will speak to your spirit, strengthen your soul, and remind you that you are not alone

Renise talks about the journey, that had her arrive at this place in time. The hard moments that led to her giving God her yes.

How do you culminate the season that started with fear, and uncertainty but now feels like a new starting point.

Celebrate with us and leave a rating as we prepare for season 2.

With candid storytelling, thoughtful insights, and a touch of humor, this episode reminds us that sometimes the pieces left behind are exactly what we need to build something better.

Renise has a cake and she wants to eat it too.

What is the opposite of having our cake and eating it too? On this episode Renise gets real on the when she has toed the line and what her experiences have been when she's tried to have her cake and eat it too.

With candid storytelling, thoughtful insights, and a touch of humor, this episode reminds us that sometimes the pieces left behind are exactly what we need to build something better.

If you are honest, how long did it take for you to become the woman of your dreams? Or maybe you are like many of us, and you are still becoming her. This episode is for you.

What does it look like, what steps are required and what then, when you arrive?

With candid storytelling, thoughtful insights, and a touch of humor, this episode reminds us that sometimes the pieces left behind are exactly what we need to build something better.

Former FLOTUS says, when they go low, we go high.

Renise apparently did not get the memo. Check out the latest episode and try not to judge, but you can laugh.

When they go low, go lower is going to be your favorite episode yet.

With candid storytelling, thoughtful insights, and a touch of humor, this episode reminds us that sometimes the pieces left behind are exactly what we need to build something better.