Ep. 5: God Will Be There

from Uncommon Queens Hosted by Lauren Bowling

Hey homies! I hope you are continuing to be gentle with yourself in this time of heaviness and overwhelming content! Growing and learning is something that God encourages but grace is important to have. In this episode I talk about not feeling unqualified and doubting what you are capable of. There is so much more that I want to say about this so who knows I there might be a Part 2! Core Verse: Exodus 3:10-12 (NLT version) Questions Mentioned: What doubts or insecurities have been consuming your life? What has God in your life that you never thought was possible? Or what has happened in your life that you didn't think was possible? What do you feel like you want to do in this season of your life? What is holding you back? Song Mentioned: Christ The Lord is with Me by Steffany Gretzinger Shoutouts: @novelcounseling @therapyforblackgirls Uncommon Queens Instagram: @uncommonqueens

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