How to wait on God

Disappointments always leave a sour taste to our desire to try again. Sometimes we convince ourselves that our apathy is us trusting God, but is it really? Have we just found a way to distance ourselves from it so it does not hurt as much if it doesn't happen? God calls us to deal with situations like this as people with hope and in this episode, we have a heart-to-heart for people scared to try again. Glory always ends our story.

Society has a way of convincing us that singleness is a disease and that when we get to a certain age still single, something must be wrong with us. This is not always the case and in this episode, we discuss points on navigating singleness without caving in to the voice of society, or losing ourselves in a bid to be married.

In this episode, we explore a question I was asked a year ago. For people who did not grow up in homes filled with love, how can you ensure that the trauma you experienced is not spilling out to other aspects of your adult life? We consider key points to note on the journey of healing from trauma and choosing a better you.

There is always a how with God. It is not enough that we worship Him, but how do we worship Him? It is not enough that we serve Him, but how to we serve Him? We can do the most sincere things but in a wrong way. Remember the sons of Aaron who died because they sacrificed 'strange fires' to God. They sacrificed, but not in the way God desired. How we do things matters to God, and in this episode, we explore the how to wait on God.

We are getting to the middle of the year so quickly. The gnawing feeling in your heart and the loud voice in your head might start to creep up, asking you 'what have we even accomplished?' The tendency that you'll start to feel low is high, so here is an episode to arm you in advance of those days and seasons when life might feel larger than you. We are more than our achievements and accomplishments. We are more than what we do.

Day 2 focuses on navigating never ending disputes in a relationship and offers a superior ideology outside the 50/50 phenomenon. This episode speaks to every relationship committed to getting to their full healthy potential in spite of the differences that may exist between the parties involved. Can't wait for Day 3, where we talk 'Loving the wrong person'. Stay tuned!!!

Day 1 of the #FochLoveSeries. We are talking on things we must consider when we subscribe to 'right person, wrong time' ideology. Is it valid? is it not? You tell us. Let us know your thoughts on the episode. See you @ Day 2 tomorrow where we look at 'Never ending disputes, the 50/50 phenomenon'.

Gone are the days where friendships were characterized of sleepovers, all day conversations and shoulder-hitting laughter. It has not been eliminated, but it definitely is more controlled with the responsibilities that have come with adulthood. We do not have to kiss those good days of friendship goodbye, we only need to learn to navigate handling it in spite of the demands of adulthood. We discuss 5 points on hacking friendships in such a way that it stays full of value and quality.

We are keeping it simple and straight to the point in 2024. If you are wanting to know just one thing to run with this year, it is in this podcast. Happy New Year from all of us at Foch Woman. We are convinced of such great things for 2024 and beyond. Stick with us, 2024 promises content that sticks, uplifts, guides and yields fruits.

Video Episode - I hope this episode brings understanding to your heart that begins to always spur unity among discussions in the faith, rather than appear contradictory. God of my current season is not all there is to God and I must acknowledge that when I speak to other people in other seasons with God. The beauty of this body of Christ is the uniqueness with which God walks with all of us. May God help us seek unity always.