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In this episode, we’re dismantling the lie that confidence comes from competence.

So many of us have learned—subtly or loudly—that to lead well we have to be shinier, louder, more certain, more impressive. We hustle for credibility. We chase credentials. We exhaust ourselves trying to prove we’re enough.

But what if real confidence isn’t rooted in your capability at all?

What if it’s anchored in your calling?

Through Scripture, story, and an honest look at the pressure women carry, we’ll explore the difference between striving and obedience, between self-made assurance and God-given confidence. You’ll be reminded that you don’t need to become someone else to be used by God—and you don’t need to finish becoming to start walking faithfully.

You’re not behind.
You’re not unqualified.
You don’t have to prove you can do it.

Because your confidence isn’t built on what you can do—it’s built on the God who called you.

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For the woman who feels paused by life—wondering if she missed her moment or fell behind God’s plan. It’s a reminder that the season you’re in right now is not a detour; it’s a divine placement. Whether you’re in a kitchen, an office, a classroom, or a quiet rebuilding season, God has already sent you there on purpose. You’re not waiting for your calling to begin—you’re living it, one ordinary act of obedience at a time.

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What if your confidence isn’t found in your competence—but in your commission?

In this episode, we unpack what it truly means to be commissioned by God. Not someday. Not after you feel ready. But right where you are. We explore how God calls imperfect people, equips them through His presence, and sends them on purpose—not because they have it all together, but because He goes with them.

If you’ve ever felt unqualified, hesitant, or unsure of your next step, this teaching will remind you:
You are called, you are capable through Him, and you are sent with authority.

This episode sets the foundation for living and leading from assignment—not approval.

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2025 was holy construction work—messy, meaningful, and necessary. As I wrap the year, I’m honoring what God built, what He stripped back, and what still feels unfinished. My hopes for 2026 aren’t about faster progress, but about faithful alignment with what He’s calling me to next.

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This one feels like sitting across the table with a cup of coffee, swapping notes on what’s been good lately. These are a few of my favorite things right now—nothing flashy, just honest delights. May they spark a smile, a pause, or even a new favorite of your own.

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Mary reminds us that God often entrusts world-changing purposes to willing hearts, not perfect circumstances. In the face of uncertainty, misunderstanding, and risk, she believed God’s word and carried it faithfully. Her place in Jesus’ lineage reveals that faith can rewrite history.

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Bathsheba reminds us that God does not define us by the chapter others try to write about us. From a place of vulnerability, she became the mother of Solomon and a key voice in securing God’s promised future. Her presence in Jesus’ lineage declares that redemption doesn’t erase the past—it redeems it.

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Rahab’s story reminds us that God writes redemption into lives no one expects. In this episode, we explore her bold courage, her faith that defied her past, and what it means to trust God when the risk is great and the future unknown.

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