Send us a text You gave them everything. Your time. Your energy. Your peace. You loved them harder than you ever loved yourself — and called it loyalty. But now, you’re tired. You’re empty. You don’t even know who you are outside of keeping someone else happy. This episode is your reminder that even God doesn’t want you to lose you for love. Because being completely devoted to someone else while letting yourself down is a miscarriage of justice. You still need you. S...

Send us a text This year, I’m not chasing love that costs me myself. I’m not begging to be chosen in rooms I outgrew. I’m not settling for “almost,” “eventually,” or “when they’re ready.” This year… I choose me. The healed me. The peaceful me. The woman who no longer mistakes chaos for chemistry or survival for strength. Because the version of me that settled can’t come with me into this next chapter. She did her best. She learned the hard way. And now, she...

Send us a text You can be home for Christmas and still not be at peace. Because peace isn’t about proximity — it’s about emotional safety. Some of you will sit next to people this holiday and feel completely alone. Not because you don’t love them… but because you can’t reach them anymore. The truth is, peace is the gift most people never receive — because it can’t be wrapped, bought, or faked. It’s built with honesty, safety, and love that feels like home. Listen...

Send us a text When you love them the most… they might already be too tired to feel it. Because you can’t break someone’s heart a hundred times and expect them to hand it back like nothing happened. They still care. They still love you. But not like before. Not with the same eyes, not with the same trust. You waited until they were empty to start pouring. And now you’re drowning in the same silence you once made them live in. Support the show

Send us a text You keep calling it love,but it only feels real when someone’s bleeding for it. You say you “love hard,”but maybe you just consume deep. Because what you call passion is often hunger,and what you call chemistry is really chaos disguised as connection. Love was never meant to drain you — it was meant to develop you.If you have to feed on someone to feel alive,that’s not love — that’s survival. Support the show

Send us a text Everybody wants to look healed— but nobody wants to be accountable. Healing isn’t posting your boundaries. It’s apologizing when you realize you were the toxic one. It’s outgrowing your ego, not just your ex. If you keep calling everyone else the problem, you might be the common denominator. This week’s episode: “The Death of Accountability: Why Everyone Thinks They’re the Healed One.” Because growth without humility is just pride with better vocabulary. 🎧 Listen now. R...

Send us a text She said, “I don’t owe that woman anything.” But you do owe yourself integrity — and God accountability. You can’t destroy someone’s covenant and expect your love life to stay blessed. You can’t mock another woman’s heartbreak and think joy will live in your home. This isn’t karma. This is consequence. And it’s time we start telling the truth about what it really costs to play with sacred things. Because love built on betrayal doesn’t last — it haunts. ...

Send us a text Because love is what gives meaning to everything else. It’s what heals, redeems, and holds us together when nothing else can. The truth? The people who live with the fewest regrets are the ones who chose to love — even when it was hard. We spend our lives chasing money, success, and validation — but when it’s all said and done, none of it matters without love. Don’t let fear rob you of the one thing that will still matter when everything else fades: love. Support the show

Send us a text You keep praying for partnership while living like you’re the only one who matters. Love isn’t a stage for your comfort — it’s a classroom for your growth. You want covenant but can’t handle compromise. You want loyalty without sacrifice. God doesn’t bless self-centered love — He blesses hearts that serve. Before you ask for your person again… ask if you’re ready to love someone besides yourself. Support the show

Send us a text The moment someone realizes you’ll stay no matter what, they stop valuing what they once had to earn. You think you’re showing loyalty — but what you’re really showing is fear. Because when you believe you can’t do better, you start accepting behavior that’s beneath you. This episode will open your eyes to how desperation kills discernment, why people stop honoring you when they know you won’t walk away, and how to love again without losing yourself in the process. Tap in...

Send us a text You’re not asking for too much. You’re just asking the wrong people. Loyalty isn’t hard for people who live by values. But if someone has never been taught discipline, integrity, or emotional accountability… how could they possibly offer what they’ve never embodied? Stop giving VIP treatment to people who don’t even know how to show up right. This episode is for the ones who keep getting let down by people who were never built to hold them in the first place. Listen now. ...

Send us a text Everybody’s chasing happiness… But happiness is fleeting. Circumstantial. Temporary. And the truth is—most people aren’t unhappy… They’re just unfamiliar with peace. In this episode, I’m teaching you the difference between momentary highs and lasting inner peace—and why chasing happiness will never fill the void inside. You don’t need more things “happening”... You need to learn how to be still. This episode might be the one that resets your entire nervous system. Support the s...

Send us a text If you're the whole package, you're going to attract a little bit of everyone. The question is: Why do you keep keeping the ones who can't handle you? This episode is your wake-up call. It's time to protect your peace, elevate your discernment, and stop confusing attention for love. Because being desired is not the same as being valued. Listen now to reclaim your power and stop settling for less than you deserve. Support the show

Send us a text You’re not hard to love. You’ve just never felt safe enough to be held, seen, and called higher. This episode is going to sit with you. Because real love doesn’t just hold your hand—it holds up a mirror. If you say you want real love, ask yourself: Are you someone love can stay with? Tap in. This is the one. Support the show

Send us a text You’re not getting played because you’re not enough— You’re getting played because you keep offering the whole package to people who aren’t even shopping for anything real. Support the show

Send us a text Some women weren’t wild—they were wounded. They weren’t cold—they were covered in pain. They weren’t broken—they were never poured into. This episode is for the little girl who got lost in this world. The one who never got the love she needed… so she started chasing it in all the wrong places. This is your reminder: You are not beyond healing. You are not too far gone. You just need to be found—by you. Support the show

Send us a text He’s not cold… He’s carrying frostbite from years of emotional neglect. Most men don’t need fixing—they need pouring into. They’ve been asked to give love they’ve never received. To be strong without ever being held. In this episode, we unpack the emotional starvation so many men carry, and why they’re not broken—they’re starved. This one is for the little boy inside every grown man still waiting to be seen. Support the show

Send us a text You don’t want a partner—you want a parent. Too many people are confusing dependency with devotion, expecting someone to rescue them instead of walking beside them. That’s not love—that’s immaturity. A real relationship is built between equals. Two whole people who choose to grow together, not one person carrying the other like dead weight. Support the show

Send us a text They can say “I love you” every day… but if they don’t respect you, those words mean nothing. Respect is what keeps love safe. Respect is what proves love is real. Because you can have respect without love—but you can never have love without respect. Support the show

Send us a text They don’t hate commitment… they hate accountability. They don’t mind your time, your body, your love, or your energy—what they hate is being responsible for how they treat you. Commitment isn’t the issue. Character is. Support the show