Why do we suffer?

What does it actually mean to date biblically? In this episode of Walking With Jesus, we’re talking all things Christian dating: the characteristics of a godly man, the green flags that reflect Christlike character, and the red flags you shouldn’t ignore.We’ll dive into what Scripture says about relationships, the difference between someone who simply talks about God and someone who genuinely lives out their faith, and why our standards should be rooted in biblical truth rather than worldly expectations.As Christian women, we aren’t called to chase relationships or take finding our future husband into our own hands. We’re called to pursue Jesus, grow in our faith, and trust Him with our future. Dating is an opportunity to practice discernment, uphold biblical standards, and recognize whether a relationship aligns with the life God calls us to live.Whether you’re single, dating, or learning to surrender your timeline to God, this episode is for you!

As someone who is sober and has experienced Jesus healing me from addiction, this is a topic I’m excited—and honestly a little vulnerable—to talk about.In this episode, we’re looking at what the Bible actually says about alcohol, drunkenness, self-control, and temptation. We’ll talk about Noah, Ephesians 5:18, Galatians 5:19–21, and what it means to honor God with our bodies.This conversation isn’t about judgment or creating rules where the Bible doesn’t. It’s about bringing the question to Scripture and asking: What is God asking of me, and what is leading me closer to Jesus?

New Month, New You: Put On Your New Self | Colossians 3A new month can feel like a fresh start—a chance to reset, refocus, and become the person we want to be. But what if becoming “a new you” isn’t about trying harder to change yourself, but allowing God to transform you from the inside out?In this episode of Walking With Jesus, we’re diving into Colossians 3, where Paul reminds us to set our minds on things above, put away our old ways, and “put on the new self” that is being renewed in Christ.We’ll talk about what it really means to leave behind the old patterns, attitudes, and behaviors that no longer reflect who God has called us to be—and intentionally put on compassion, kindness, humility, patience, forgiveness, and love.As we step into a new month, let this be your reminder: you don’t have to reinvent yourself. You get to become more like Christ.

Sometimes, I think we forget that a routine isn’t always about following a specific set of steps. Sometimes, a routine is simply about asking ourselves, “How can I become better? How can I grow?”Think about a skincare routine. Each step is intentional—it’s designed to improve the health, structure, and quality of your skin over time.In the same way, as women of God, there are certain things we can intentionally implement into our daily lives that don’t just become a routine—they become a way for our character to grow.Our routines can create space for God to shape us, strengthen us, and remind us of who He has called us to be in the season we’re currently in.

What does it really mean to go from sin to surrender?In this episode, we dive into the honest and often difficult journey of choosing obedience over what feels natural. From wrestling with temptation to learning how to fully surrender to God, this conversation is a reminder that transformation doesn’t happen overnight—it happens through daily decisions, grace, and a willing heart.If you’ve ever felt stuck in cycles of sin, struggled to let go, or wondered what true obedience looks like, this episode is for you. God isn’t asking for perfection—He’s asking for your surrender.Your past doesn’t disqualify you. Your surrender is what changes everything.

You can love Jesus deeply… and still struggle with anxiety.In this episode, I’m opening up about my personal experience with anxiety—what it feels like when it comes in waves, how it can show up out of nowhere, and how I navigate it through both faith and practical support.We’re talking honestly about what Scripture says about anxiety, and how those verses are meant to comfort us—not shame us. I also dive into the conversation around therapy and medication, and why seeking help doesn’t mean you lack faith—it means you’re using the resources God has given you.If you’ve ever felt like your anxiety makes you a “bad Christian,” this episode is for you. You’re not alone, and God meets you right where you are.

Life has really been life-ing lately.This is probably the most vulnerable I’ve ever been on the podcast, but I wanted to be real with each and every one of you. The truth is, the weight that comes with being a spiritual leader can be heavy—and we don’t always have it all together.In this episode, I open up about the challenges, the spiritual attacks, and what it looks like to keep showing up in faith even when it’s hard.If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched, or just not okay—you’re not alone. 🤍

In this episode, we dive into John 6:60–69 and explore what happens when following Jesus starts to feel uncomfortable. Many of His disciples walked away when His teaching became hard to accept—but what does that reveal about faith, obedience, and spiritual growth today?This conversation is about the danger of staying in comfort when God is calling you deeper. We talk about why we often return to what feels familiar, even when it keeps us stuck, and what it looks like to choose obedience over ease.If you’ve ever struggled with trusting God in a difficult season, felt stretched in your faith, or found yourself wanting to go back to what’s comfortable, this episode will encourage you to stay.Sometimes the hardest place to stay is exactly where God is doing the deepest work.

New series!!In this first episode of the series, we’re walking through Mark chapter 1—the powerful beginning of Jesus’ ministry and the start of the good news.From John the Baptist preparing the way, to Jesus’ baptism, temptation in the wilderness, calling His first disciples, and performing miracles—we see a clear picture of who Jesus is: full of authority, compassion, and purpose.This chapter reminds us that before anything else following Jesus doesn’t require having everything figured out… and that even in the quiet or difficult seasons, God is still at work.If you’ve been wanting to grow in your faith, understand Scripture in a simple way, or just spend a few intentional minutes with God in your day—this is for you.Let’s walk through it together 🤍

Nothing is going my way… but maybe that’s because God has a better way.In seasons where doors close, plans shift, and nothing seems to make sense, it can feel discouraging. But what if the delay isn’t denial? What if the detour is protection, redirection, or preparation?God’s way is never rushed, never random, and never wasted. Even when I don’t understand it, I’m learning to trust that He sees what I can’t.