Life has a way of changing all at once and when it does it can leave us feeling unsteady overwhelmed and unsure of where to place our trust. In this episode Latonya shares from a deeply personal and faith centered place about navigating seasons of grief loss transition and uncertainty.

This conversation is not from the other side of the struggle but from the middle of it. With honesty scripture and practical reflection Latonya speaks to anyone learning how to trust God when life feels unsettled and joy feels quiet.

If you are walking through change carrying grief or searching for steady ground in an unsteady season this episode is for you. Joy is still possible even here.

Scripture References: Hebrews 13:8, Psalm 46:1–2, Psalm 46:10, Isaiah 43:19, Proverbs 3:5–6, Isaiah 43:2

In this honest and emotional episode, Latonya shares from a place of deep grief, uncertainty, and faith. From walking through the pain of losing someone she loved to navigating family challenges and job stress, this season has felt like one heartbreak after another. And yet, her trust in God remains.

This episode isn’t polished. It’s real. It’s tender. It’s for anyone who’s holding on by a thread and praying, “God, I still believe You… but this is hard.”

With Scripture, vulnerability, and hope, Latonya reminds us that trusting God doesn’t mean pretending everything is okay, it means staying connected to Him in the pain.

Scripture references:

Psalm 34:18 • 2 Corinthians 4:8–9 • Isaiah 41:10 • John 10:10

In this deeply personal episode, I reflect on what it means to sit beside someone you love who’s walking through a hard season, specifically illness, and how joy can still find its way into the room. As a caregiver and supporter, I’ve learned that showing up doesn’t mean having all the answers. Sometimes, the greatest gift we can offer is our presence, our love, and our willingness to witness it all, the beauty, the grief, and the quiet moments of light.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever held someone’s hand through the hard. Joy still lives here. Even now.

~Latonya