We tackle the orphan spirit, why high-achieving women often feel saved but not seated in the kingdom, and how to move from performance to belonging with Abba. We share scripture, prayer, and simple practices to break striving and receive love. • defining the orphan spirit and its roots in trauma and family of origin • high achievers, control, and the fear of surrender • culture’s “do it all alone” message and loss of community • authority versus fatherhood and intimacy with God • symptoms: s...
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We tackle the orphan spirit, why high-achieving women often feel saved but not seated in the kingdom, and how to move from performance to belonging with Abba. We share scripture, prayer, and simple practices to break striving and receive love. • defining the orphan spirit and its roots in trauma and family of origin • high achievers, control, and the fear of surrender • culture’s “do it all alone” message and loss of community • authority versus fatherhood and intimacy with God • symptoms: s...
If you’ve been calling sloth “surrender,” or mistaking passivity for holiness, this episode will stir something in you. In a world selling Christian women the “soft life,” God is calling us to strength, discipline, and biblical execution. Not out of striving but out of stewardship. Not out of hustle but out of holy urgency. Because we feel the responsibility of what God wants to do in our vision We’re breaking down: The sin of sloth hiding behind spiritual languageThe soft life aesthetic that...
The Holy Standard
We tackle the orphan spirit, why high-achieving women often feel saved but not seated in the kingdom, and how to move from performance to belonging with Abba. We share scripture, prayer, and simple practices to break striving and receive love. • defining the orphan spirit and its roots in trauma and family of origin • high achievers, control, and the fear of surrender • culture’s “do it all alone” message and loss of community • authority versus fatherhood and intimacy with God • symptoms: s...
