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In this episode, Margaret reflects on a simple question the Holy Spirit asked her just days before her birthday. What began as a question about birthday plans became a much deeper conversation about grief, joy, hope, and making room for the future.Through personal reflections and a few gentle reminders, Margaret explores why it's important to acknowledge our feelings, intentionally seek joy, and remember that God cares about the things that matter to us. Even in difficult seasons, we can make room to look forward to God's goodness and the beautiful things still ahead.A reminder that you deserve to be considered, your joy matters, and you can grieve what is missing while still looking forward to what is coming.So, girl… what are you looking forward to?For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

What happened to the girl who believed her life could be bigger than she imagined?In this episode, Margaret reflects on realizing that somewhere between responsibility, survival, sacrifice, and simply making it through life, she stopped dreaming.Not because she stopped believing in God—but because she stopped believing there was still room for her dreams.This is a conversation about grief, hope, God's timing, and learning to dream again. A reminder that God is not limited by our timelines, our circumstances, or the places we think we've fallen behind.Maybe it's time to ask yourself:What happened to your belief that your life can be bigger than you can imagine?You can dream. You can hope. You can believe again. 🤎For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

Who's safety patrolling your life?In this follow-up to Well Lit & Well Monitored, Margaret explores the people God places in our lives to help protect, encourage, correct, and cover us. Through childhood memories, Scripture, and personal stories, she reflects on why we were never meant to navigate life alone.This episode is an invitation to identify the trusted people God has assigned to watch over your heart, mind, soul, and spirit—and to consider who He may be calling you to faithfully watch over, too.Because sometimes God's protection looks like people.For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

Three weeks after moving to Oklahoma, the Holy Spirit spoke four simple words to Margaret: "You are safe."What began as a journal entry became an invitation to rethink what true safety really means—not just physically, but emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and relationally.In this episode, Margaret shares her ongoing journey of repatterning her life for peace, slowing down, releasing control and perfectionism, caring for her body, and creating space to abide deeply in God.If you've been living in survival mode, carrying too much, or wondering what it looks like to cultivate a life that supports your well-being, this conversation is for you.Because your safety matters to God.For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

In this episode, Margaret shares a powerful moment from her quiet time when the Holy Spirit challenged her to stop measuring her life by accomplishments, recognition, or visible results and instead settle her heart in a simple truth:Listening to God's voice has to be enough. Following God's voice has to be enough. Being obedient to God has to be enough.A conversation about surrender, identity, trust, and finding your worth in Christ alone.For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

After a few quiet weeks of navigating grief, transition, exhaustion, and personal reflection, Margaret returns to the mic with a simple instruction from God: “Just show up.”In this deeply personal episode, she reflects on the two things she believes God is calling her to in this season: Calling and Closeness. From learning to rest and reconnect with herself, to intentionally creating space to be close with God, Margaret shares what it looks like to answer God’s call without having all the answers, clarity, or strength figured out.This episode is an honest conversation about slowing down, healing, identity, surrender, and the continual invitation from God to come closer to Him.For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

In this episode, Margaret pauses the ongoing story of her family’s transition from South Florida to Oklahoma to acknowledge a life-changing loss.Nearly three weeks ago, her Uncle Stanley — a constant presence through every stage of her 41 years — passed away. More than an uncle, he was like a father, a source of love, laughter, and steady presence.Margaret shares reflections on who he was, what he meant to her, and how deeply his life is woven into who she is today. This episode is a tribute to his love, his light, and the lasting impact he leaves behind.For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

In this episode, Margaret continues with a real-time reflection from her journal during her family’s transition from Florida to Oklahoma. The morning begins in quiet time, anchored in Proverbs 3:5–6, asking God for guidance, grace, and direction — and leaving strengthened, confident that God has her family covered.But fast forward a few hours, and trust begins to shift from God to the things of this world.This episode is an honest look at how quickly we can forget God’s promises — and yet, how faithfully He remains present, steady, and near even in our moments of doubt.For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

Over the last few episodes, Margaret has been sharing the story of her family’s transition from South Florida to Oklahoma. One of the questions she hears most often is: How did you know it was God speaking? How did you know what to do next? How did you recognize the timing and the shifting of seasons? Using the imagery  of her Grandma Becky's china cabinet, she shares how she once viewed God as distant — present, valuable, and respected, but reserved for only a few. Margaret unpacks the foundational beliefs that changed everything: that God loves us, desires to be close to us, and truly wants to speak with His children. These truths shape how she listens for His voice and trusts His direction.For inquiries, please email:  [email protected] 

In this episode, Margaret continues the conversation about her family’s transition from Florida to Oklahoma and reflects on something we don’t talk about enough: what it feels like when God asks you to leave good and perfect gifts behind.She shares honestly about the emotions that come with changing seasons and the tension of trusting God when obedience feels like loss. This episode is for anyone navigating transitions and learning how to release one season while embracing the next.For inquiries, please email:  [email protected]