In this episode NettieBee explores Genesis 7:16 and the powerful meaning of God closing doors — how divine protection seals our next season, separates the old from the new, and preserves the calling God placed in us.

She shares theological insights, Scripture references, and a personal testimony about God shutting a dangerous relationship to protect her future, encouraging listeners to trust God’s timing and consecration for their lives.

NettieBee shares an emotional, honest episode about caring for her daughter Angel, who has mitochondrial disease, and how God’s grace has carried their family through grief, pain, and unexpected challenges.

She encourages caregivers to trust God’s sufficiency, process their emotions, and lean on community as they do the hard work of love and care.

Join NettieBee as she kicks off 2026 with a fiery call to 'Be Ye Resolved.' In this episode she urges listeners to fix their hearts in God, guard their peace, set firm boundaries, and walk confidently in their God-given purpose.

With Scripture references, practical warnings about social media and double-mindedness, and a powerful declaration for the year, this message is a bold invitation to grow in spiritual maturity and obedience.

NettieBee reflects on an emotionally exhausting 2025 — feeling "stunned into fatigue" by personal losses, broken relationships, and national turmoil — and describes how God’s presence carried her through grief and uncertainty.

She shares lessons learned: rest, firm boundaries, renewed faith, and the call to elevate rather than engage, offering hope and readiness for the new things God has in store for 2026.

In this episode NettieBee reflects on a prophetic word and explores being "gifted, different, and chosen." She shares personal stories, parallels with Jesus’ life, and how spiritual gifts and sensitivity can feel isolating yet purposeful.

Through Scripture and practical examples—singing despite a hoarse voice, lifelong creativity, and being a "pourer"—she encourages listeners to abide in God, let their gifts be anointed, and use them for His glory.

Min. Nettie Bee explores why safety in relationships—church leadership, family, and friendships—is essential. Using scripture and personal stories, she contrasts controlling behavior with servant leadership and the fruit of the Spirit.

She emphasizes freedom, vulnerability, mutual respect, and forgiveness as the foundation for trust and growth, and offers practical reminders to value, listen to, and protect one another.

NettieBee explores the idea of "phantom chains"—spiritual and emotional ties that feel real even after God has broken them. Using the phantom limb analogy, she shares personal stories of addiction, guilt, and depression, and gives practical steps to walk in freedom: read Scripture, pray, find community, renew your mind, celebrate small wins, and claim the truth that the Son has set you free.