This week’s episode is a reminder every woman needs to hear: having standards is not being “too picky,” “too much,” or “too hard to love.” It’s called wisdom. It’s called self‑worth. And it’s called refusing to shrink for relationships that don’t honor who you are or who God is shaping you to become.

In this conversation, I’m diving into:
• Why standards are spiritual, not superficial
• How to recognize when you’re apologizing for wanting what’s healthy
• The difference between expectations and entitlement
• How fear, loneliness, and past disappointments can pressure you to settle
• What it looks like to date from a place of identity, not insecurity

If you’ve ever felt guilty for wanting consistency, clarity, commitment, or Christ‑centered character in a relationship, this episode will help you reclaim your voice and your value. You don’t have to apologize for wanting more when “more” aligns with God’s best for your life.

Sis, your standards are not the problem—they’re the protection.

This week’s episode goes straight into the heart of modern dating—the hopes, the disappointments, the red flags we ignore, and the spiritual wisdom we desperately need but rarely discuss. Dating isn’t just emotional; it’s spiritual. And without discernment, we can find ourselves entertaining counterfeits, settling for confusion, or repeating cycles God has been trying to break.

In this conversation, I’m unpacking:

• The difference between chemistry, compatibility, and calling
• How to spot subtle lies we often believe about love
• Why discernment is your greatest dating superpower
• The lessons we avoid because they challenge our comfort
• How to date with clarity, confidence, and a Christ‑centered mindset

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re seeing someone clearly—or through the lens of loneliness, fantasy, or fear—this episode will help you pause, pray, and perceive differently. You deserve a love that aligns with your purpose, not just your preferences.

Sis, it’s time to date with your eyes open and your spirit tuned in.

This week’s episode dives into a truth many of us would rather avoid: God’s greatest work in us rarely happens in the places where we feel safe, familiar, or in control. Sometimes He disrupts our comfort not to punish us, but to position us—calling us out of what we’ve settled for and into who we were always meant to become.

In this conversation, I’m unpacking:

• Why divine interruptions are often the doorway to transformation
• How to recognize when God is shifting your season
• The tension between comfort and calling
• Practical steps to respond with faith instead of fear
• Biblical examples of people God pulled out of comfort to elevate their purpose

If you’ve been feeling stretched, unsettled, or pushed into unfamiliar territory, this episode will help you see your discomfort through a Kingdom lens. God isn’t trying to disrupt your life—He’s trying to develop you.

Lean in, sis. Your transformation is calling.