Sometimes life gets busy, our thoughts get loud, and we just need a moment to breathe and talk. In this episode, I’m slowing down and catching up, no notes, no outline, just honesty. We’ll talk about life lately, how I’ve been feeling, and what God’s been showing me in the middle of it all.

This one’s a reminder that you don’t have to have it all figured out to still be walking with God. Even in the quiet seasons or the messy ones, He’s still working, still teaching, and still right beside you. 🕊️✨

Take a moment, check in with your heart, and let’s just breathe together, one step, one prayer, one day at a time. 💛

Scriptures:

Psalm 46:10

Philippians 4:6–7

Romans 8:28

Galatians 6:9 l

Isaiah 40:31

Matthew 11:28

Proverbs 3:5–6

In this episode of Loved Her First, I’m diving into what it truly means to be right where God needs you to be and how that connects to practicing what you preach. 🌿 Inspired by a conversation with my sorority sister, Ikeiko, and a powerful Sunday school lesson, this episode is a reminder that our words and actions should align with our faith. You don’t have to rush God’s timing, you are exactly where He needs you, and your walk should reflect your talk.

Scriptures:

Jeremiah 7:23

Jeremiah 7:5–7

James 1:22

Proverbs 16:9

Philippians 1:6

Reflection Questions:

• What does it mean to truly walk what you talk?

• How can you tell when your actions don’t match your faith?

• Why do we sometimes feel like we’re “behind” when we’re actually right on time?

• How can obedience and consistency strengthen your relationship with God?

• What are some areas where you could practice what you preach more intentionally?

In this episode of Loved Her First, I’m continuing our journey through The Bait of Satan by John Bevere, diving into Chapter 2. This chapter unpacks how offense can trap us, affect our hearts, and distance us from God’s purpose. Together, we’ll read, reflect, and talk about learning to recognize offense before it takes root. 💭✨

Reflection Questions:

• What does it mean to recognize offense before it grows?

• Why do we hold onto hurt and how does that affect our faith?

• Have there been times where forgiveness felt impossible but necessary?

• How can releasing offense help us grow closer to God?