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Send us Fan MailThrough a deeply personal story and a simple but unforgettable metaphor—the “high five”—this episode uncovers how two people can both reach out… and still walk away feeling rejected.This isn’t about blame. It’s about awareness.Because somewhere along the way, we stopped going first. We started protecting ourselves instead of connecting. And now we’re all standing there… hands halfway up.If you’ve ever felt overlooked, misunderstood, or hesitant to reach out again—this one is for you.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWhy does it seem so easy for men to build connection… while women can sit in the same room, week after week, and still feel alone?In this episode of Me Again, God, Charlene shares a simple, everyday story that reveals something deeper—something we don’t like to admit out loud. It’s not that we don’t want connection. We do. We crave it. But somewhere between wanting it and starting it… something breaks down.This isn’t about personality. It’s not about being introverted or extroverted. And it’s definitely not about opportunity.It’s about the moment we choose to stay in our seats instead of stepping out.If you’ve ever walked away from a room full of people feeling unseen, disconnected, or just… off—this episode is for you.Because maybe the problem isn’t that connection is hard.Maybe it’s that we’ve stopped starting.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailThis episode is a letter. Written by me, for me — the girl I was in my twenties who thought strength was the same thing as faith. I am reading it out loud because someone else needs to hear it too. Maybe that someone is you. Maybe you are her right now — holding everything together, choosing the wrong things for the right reasons, loving your children from a distance called busy, waiting on a man to lead who was never built for it. I wrote this for the version of me who had not yet learned that God is not impressed by how much you can carry. He never asked you to carry it. So sit down, turn this up, and let me read you the letter I wish someone had handed me. It is not too late. It was never too late. He is still right there — waiting not for your strength, but for your surrender.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailShe can coordinate a hundred people in a room — and couldn't say hello to one woman standing six feet away. Sound familiar? In this episode of Season 2, Charlene opens We Did This To Ourselves with a confession most women are too proud to make: she has been running a mental Match.com profile for a best friend she invented. The woman in her head is safe, permanent, and never leaving — because real women can. This episode is an honest, sometimes funny, and quietly devastating look at the loneliness Christian women carry in silence, why we perform contentment we don't feel, and why wanting connection so badly scares us into doing nothing about it. You were designed for this. And it's time we finally said so out loud.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailShe wrote the first book for the woman who was tired.The woman who had done everything on her own, built everything herself, held everything together — and one day looked around and realized she had done it all without God's design and was running on empty. That was Cost of Her Crown.And then she realized the story was only half told.Because behind every exhausted woman who had to become everything... was a man who had stepped back from something.In this dedicated book launch episode, Charlene Condu introduces The Cost of His Throne — the companion book that completes the picture. Starting in the Garden of Eden with the moment that changed everything — not Eve's action, but Adam's silence — Charlene traces the long, devastating, and ultimately redeemable story of what happens when men abandon their God-given role. And what it costs everyone when they do.This episode is for the woman who wants to understand the man she loves. It is for the woman who is raising sons. It is for the woman who wants to hand both books to her husband and say — read this. Together. And yes — it is for the man who somehow finds himself listening.Because the crown and the throne were always meant to work together.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailSomewhere along the way, Easter started getting labeled as “pagan”—and if you’ve ever heard the name Eostre or seen the debates about rabbits, eggs, and ancient traditions, you might be wondering what’s actually true.In this episode of Me Again, God, we’re slowing it down and getting honest.We’re talking about where the idea of Eostre even comes from (spoiler: one 8th-century monk), what history actually supports, and what’s been added later through assumption, culture, and internet debates. No fear tactics. No fluff. Just clarity.Because here’s the thing—your faith shouldn’t feel shaky every time someone posts a viral “gotcha” about its origins.We’ll also talk about what Easter is really rooted in, why Passover matters more than most people realize, and how easy it is to confuse cultural symbols with spiritual truth.If you’ve ever thought, “Wait… have I been celebrating something wrong?”—this one’s for you.Not perfect. Not polished. Sometimes messy. Just you, me… and the truth.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailYou've seen them clearly. You've learned when to go forward and when to pull back. You've let them go and you're watching the road.Now it's time to fight.In the finale of the Lost Sheep Series, Charlene Condu brings everything home with the most powerful truth of this entire series: you are not helpless. You have never been helpless. You have access to weapons the enemy cannot match, strategies he cannot counter, and a God who fights on behalf of mothers and partners who refuse to quit.This episode is a full breakdown of the Armor of God from Ephesians 6 — not the Sunday school version, not a memory verse — but a tactical field guide for the woman who is fighting for a child or a family member in the invisible war. Charlene walks through every piece of the armor and shows you exactly how to put it on for someone who won't put it on for themselves.She also delivers the most important message of the entire series: the battle was never yours to win. It was always God's. Your job is to suit up, show up, and not quit.This is the finale. Come ready.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailYou love them. You've tried everything. And you still don't know — do you keep reaching out or do you step back? Do you call again or does the silence say something they need to hear? Do you show up or does showing up push them further away?In Part 2 of the Lost Sheep Series, Charlene Condu tackles the hardest question parents and partners face when loving someone who won't let them close: when do you go forward and when do you pull back?Using the story of the Prodigal Son as a roadmap, Charlene unpacks one of the most misunderstood parenting strategies in Scripture — the father who let his son go. He didn't chase him to the pig farm. He didn't enable the destruction. But he never stopped watching the road. And the moment that boy turned around, his father was already running.This episode will help you understand the difference between pursuing and pressuring, between keeping the door open and being a doormat, between loving fiercely and loving wisely. It will also speak honestly to what happens when you give everything and it still isn't enough — and how to keep going without losing yourself in the process.This is not a failure manual. This is a battle strategy.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIf you have a child who has gone cold, gone distant, or gone completely — this episode is for you.In the first installment of the Lost Sheep Series, Charlene Condu sits down in the middle of one of the most painful experiences a parent can face: loving a child who won't let you close. Whether your young adult has shut you out, aimed their pain at you like a weapon, or simply drifted so far into a confused and broken culture that you barely recognize them anymore — you are not alone. We are all in the same situation.Charlene looks honestly at a generation of young adults who were sent into a world they were never prepared for, without God as their anchor, and are now drowning in feelings they don't have the tools to process. She names the enemy's strategy — not the child, but the darkness working through their confusion — and reframes everything.Your child is not the villain. They are the mission.She also tackles the painful reality of blended families, the therapeutic trend of letters that name pain without offering resolution, and the invisible wound of estrangement that parents can't heal because nobody will say what caused it.This is part one of a three-part series. Bring your coffee. Bring your heartbreak. And bring your hope — because God has not forgotten your child.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWhat do you do when everyone you lived for... leaves?In this deeply personal episode, Charlene Condu puts down the microphone and picks up the mirror. Nine years ago, she stood in a quiet house, both sons gone, phone in hand, waiting for it to ring — and slowly realized she had built her entire identity around being a mom. When the boys flew the nest, the woman underneath had no idea who she was.This episode is for the woman who has lost herself in everyone else. The woman who has given so much for so long that the silence feels like punishment. The woman who looks in the mirror and doesn't recognize what's looking back.Charlene unpacks the lies the enemy tells us in our emptiest seasons, the theology of the desert, and what happens when you finally stop filling the silence — and start listening to it.Because the same God who met her in that quiet house is reaching women right now in Canada, South America, France, Austria, and Pakistan through the very ministry that was born in her darkest season.Your best days are not behind you. They're being built right now — in the quiet.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWhat does it mean to be the woman who prays when no one else will? In this episode, Charlene gets real about standing in the gap for the people you love most — even when they're the ones throwing stones. From manufactured trauma and blindsiding words from adult children to the loneliness of holding boundaries that cost you everything, this conversation is for the woman who's still showing up even when it hurts. Drawing from the story of Nehemiah, Charlene unpacks what it looks like to pray AND protect, love AND step back, stay faithful AND guard your peace — all at the same time. If you've ever felt like you're the only one fighting, this episode is your reminder that you're not alone, and you are exactly where God needs you to be.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailMarch 23, 2025 was the day Charlene got to witness her youngest son and his fiancée get baptized—and move them on her Raptor Roster from "praying for" to SAVED. This episode is a celebration of that victory and a message of hope for everyone praying for someone who hasn't surrendered to God yet. Charlene shares the struggle her other son faces—the "God doesn't pay my bills" mindset, the feeling that surrender means weakness, the challenge of proving his worth as a man without an example to follow.But this isn't about judgment or shame. This is about understanding where this generation is coming from, meeting them where they are, and being the example they didn't have. They're not the problem—they're the mission. They're not godless—they're hungry for something real. And they can be reached. Not by preaching at them, but by living your faith so loudly they can't ignore it. This is about hope, compassion, and trusting that God is working even when you can't see it.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailYou're reading your Bible. You're praying. You're building. But some of you still don't feel ready—and some of you can't see yet what God is calling you to do. This episode is for you. Because God doesn't call the qualified. He qualifies the called. And your job right now isn't to find your assignment—it's to be so prepared, so rooted, so armed that when God says go, you're ready to move.In this episode, Char talks about what it means to take your building season seriously and intentionally—like a sentry in a tower, armed and alert. She talks about drawing boundary lines, letting your yes be yes and your no be no, and knowing that the enemy is circling like a lion looking for weakness. She breaks down the armor of God not as theology but as daily discipline—and explains what happens when you study and pray so consistently that righteousness becomes the instinctive direction your life takes.This isn't about fear. This is about readiness. Stand your ground. Hold your post. God is qualifying you for the work He has planned.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWhat happens when you obey God and nobody celebrates? This episode is for the woman who stood up and was met with silence. It's for the woman who did the hard thing and her front row stayed empty. It's for the woman who's starting to wonder if obedience is worth it when nobody seems to care.In this deeply personal episode, Char shares the story she doesn't usually tell—what happened when she published her first book and the people she thought would celebrate her didn't. She talks about the cost of standing up that nobody prepares you for: the loneliness, the silence, the isolation. And she shares why that cost is actually proof you're on the right path.This isn't about comfort. This is about obedience. This is about doing it anyway—even when nobody claps. Because your front row might be empty, but your assignment still matters. And somewhere, in a place you'll never see, God is using your obedience to change lives.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWe are running out of time. This episode is a wake-up call for the woman who knows something needs to change but doesn't know where to start. It's for the mother who feels the weight of responsibility, the wife who wants to build instead of tear down, and the believer who is ready to stop going through the motions and start living with urgency.In this episode, we talk about our first responsibility—our children—and what it means to be the spiritual guardians of our homes. We dig into the cracks that weaken our families: the small compromises, the slow erosion, the places where we've been asleep at the wheel. We explore what it means to empower our husbands without replacing them, to surround ourselves with women who sharpen us instead of enablers who keep us comfortable, and to read the Bible like our lives depend on it—because they do.This is not about fear. This is about power. The power God has already given us to build, protect, and lead our families back to Him.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWelcome to Me Again, God. I’m your host, Charlene Condu—and this episode marks the bridge between what we’ve learned and how we live it.Season One was for the ones coming back to faith, the ones whose walk went quiet, and the ones learning what it means to follow Jesus for the very first time. We broke down the Sermon on the Mount, walked through the Ten Commandments as living, breathing truths for everyday life, and laid the groundwork with the 30-Day Christian Challenge—tools to build spiritual armor and walk with intention.But knowledge alone isn’t the goal.Season Two is different.This is A Season with a Reason — From Knowing to Doing.This season is about implementation. About boundaries, forgiveness, surrender, conviction without condemnation, and learning how faith shows up in real life—when relationships implode, when obedience costs you popularity, when forgiveness feels impossible, and when God asks you to slow down instead of speed up.In this episode, I share the deeply personal story that reshaped my understanding of forgiveness and boundaries—a story born out of loss, betrayal, and a question that stopped me in my tracks: Can you forgive someone and still close the gate? What followed was a deep dive into Scripture, the writing of Boundaries, Not Barriers: Peace over People, and a complete recalibration of my pace, my purpose, and my trust in God’s timing.You’ll also hear why this season starts with a clear foundation: conviction is not condemnation. This is not a courtroom. This is a mirror. A space to pause, pray, and ask God what He wants to show you—without shame, fear, or performance.Season Two is slower. More intentional. Shoulder to shoulder. Not about becoming someone new—but living what you already know to be true.This space exists for clarity, not confusion. For growth, not guilt. For walking it out together.Welcome to Season Two.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this final episode of the “Boundaries That Bless” series, Charlene Condu unpacks the tenth commandment: “You shall not covet.” In a culture fueled by comparison and discontent, this episode explores how coveting quietly steals joy, distorts gratitude, and pulls us off our God-given assignment. With Scripture and real-life insight, Charlene invites listeners to rediscover contentment and trust God’s timing and provision.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailEPISODE DESCRIPTIONIn this episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu unpacks the ninth commandment: “You shall not bear false witness.” Moving beyond courtrooms and outright lies, she explores gossip, half-truths, assumptions, and the stories we tell about others — and ourselves. This powerful conversation challenges listeners to choose integrity, restraint, and truth that heals rather than harms.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu unpacks the eighth commandment: “You shall not steal.” Moving beyond money and theft, she explores the subtle, socially acceptable ways we steal time, trust, credit, energy, and even from God Himself. With compassion and truth, this episode invites listeners to examine survival habits, restore integrity, and rediscover the peace that comes from living aligned with God’s design.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWhat does faithfulness look like when you're constantly bombarded with the message that you're missing out?In this raw and honest episode, Charlene Condu tackles the Seventh Commandment in a culture obsessed with options, upgrades, and "the grass is greener." If you've ever wondered if there's someone better out there, if you've emotionally checked out of your relationship while physically staying, if you've struggled with comparison on social media, or if you're navigating purity in a world that laughs at the concept—this conversation is for you.Charlene doesn't shy away from the hard topics: emotional affairs that feel "innocent," the pornography epidemic destroying marriages, micro-cheating that seems harmless, dating app culture that treats people like products, and the constant comparison trap that makes us believe our relationship isn't enough.But this isn't just about what not to do. Charlene redefines what true intimacy looks like—the kind that goes deeper than physical attraction, the kind that's built on covenant not feelings, the kind that says "I choose you" even when FOMO whispers "but what about them?"Whether you're married and struggling, single and trying to honor God with your body, healing from betrayal, or carrying the shame of your own unfaithfulness—this episode offers hope, practical wisdom, and the reminder that God's design for intimacy is better than anything the culture is selling.If you've ever felt like faithfulness means settling, if you've believed the lie that purity is old-fashioned, if you're tired of the comparison game—this episode will challenge everything you think you know about love, loyalty, and what it means to be truly intimate with another person.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailYou've never killed anyone—or have you?Before you skip this episode thinking it doesn't apply to you, let Charlene Condu challenge that assumption. In a culture where character assassination has become entertainment, where cancel culture is the norm, and where we justify destroying people's reputations because we disagree with them, this commandment is more relevant than ever.Charlene takes an unflinching look at the assassination culture we're living in—both online and offline. She explores how anger, gossip, and social media have weaponized our words into tools of murder. From the comment sections to the church parking lot, from political discourse to family group chats, we've normalized the kind of hatred that Jesus equated with murder itself.But it doesn't stop there. Charlene addresses the terrifying escalation we're witnessing: when character assassination becomes actual assassination. She discusses recent high-profile cases—from the UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting where the killer became a folk hero, to political assassination attempts, to the 8,000% increase in death threats against federal agents. We're living in a moment where people are making heroes out of assassins and scoffing at victims. And our hardened hearts have made us unsurprised by murder.This episode will make you uncomfortable. It should. Because chances are, you've participated in character assassination without even realizing it. We all have.But there's hope. Charlene doesn't just call out the problem—she offers a path forward. How do we speak truth without destroying people? How do we disagree without dehumanizing? How do we protect ourselves from being assassinated while refusing to become assassins ourselves?If you've ever hit "share" on a post tearing someone down, if you've ever listened to gossip without shutting it down, if you've ever celebrated someone's public downfall, if you've become numb to political violence—this episode is for you.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailHow do you honor a parent who didn't honor you? What does biblical honor look like when your aging parent's mind is slipping and they're angry at every decision you make for them?In this powerful episode, Charlene Condu tackles the Fifth Commandment with raw honesty and pastoral wisdom. If you've ever felt guilt-ridden, confused, or trapped by the command to "honor your father and mother," this conversation is for you.Charlene addresses two of the most painful scenarios: honoring parents who were abusive or toxic, and caring for aging parents who have dementia or cognitive decline. She dismantles the lie that honor means accepting abuse, explains what biblical boundaries actually look like, and gives you permission to steward your own heart while still walking in wisdom.This isn't Sunday school teaching—this is real talk for women navigating the messiest, most complicated family dynamics. Whether you're healing from family wounds, caregiving through the hardest season of your life, or simply trying to figure out what God actually expects from you, this episode will give you clarity, hope, and freedom.You're not failing. You're not dishonoring anyone by taking care of yourself. And God is not disappointed in you.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWhat if rest isn’t a luxury, but a command — and a lifeline? In this episode, Charlene steps into the heart of Sabbath: what it truly means, why God created it, and how easily we blow past it in the rush of modern life.Instead of treating rest like something we “earn,” or a reward we’ll take later, Sabbath invites us to stop — on purpose — and trust that God carries what we can’t.Charlene shares real stories, biblical truth, and personal reflection around how ignoring rest leads to spiritual exhaustion, emotional burnout, and a kind of inner noise we start believing is normal. And she explores the beauty of returning to a rhythm God designed for us from the beginning: six days of work, one day of worship, quiet, and breathing room.If you’ve been tired in places sleep can’t fix — this episode will feel like a deep breath.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu dives deep into the third commandment: “Don’t take the name of the Lord in vain.” Beyond cussing, she exposes what it really means to carry God’s name with honor — and what happens when we don’t. With humor, vulnerability, and her own story of being a self-proclaimed “cursing Christian,” Charlene reveals how empty words can carry heavy consequences, and how God can heal the heart behind every careless word.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu explores the second commandment: “You shall not make for yourself a graven image.” She unpacks how idolatry has evolved from golden calves to curated feeds, filters, and false versions of God — and how true worship means honoring God as He is, not as we reshape Him to be. Real truth, real talk, and real freedom in a world full of counterfeits.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of “Boundaries That Bless,” Charlene Condu unpacks the first commandment — “Thou shalt have no other gods before Me.” She exposes the modern idols of self, success, and spirituality and reminds us that God’s first commandment isn’t about control but care — an invitation to put Him first so everything else can fall into place. Real talk. Real conviction. Real peace.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn a world that keeps blurring the line between right and wrong, God’s Ten Commandments still stand — not as barriers, but as boundaries that bless. In this kickoff to Charlene Condu’s new series “Boundaries That Bless,” she explores why the Ten still matter, how they simplify life’s hard decisions, and why they’re the clearest path to peace in a confused world. Real talk. Real truth. Real freedom.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailHe’s Still Walking Amongst Us — Then and Now Series FinaleThen: He walked among fishermen, Pharisees, and outcasts.Now: He still walks among the weary, the worried, and the waiting.In this powerful, heartfelt finale, Charlene closes the Then and Now series by reminding women that Jesus hasn’t gone anywhere — He’s still showing up in the everyday moments of life. Through stories, warmth, and honest conversation, she helps listeners see that even in chaos, the same God who walked with them then still walks with them now.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailHistory Keeps Preaching — Then and Now SeriesThen: War, pride, rebellion, revival.Now: The same story keeps playing, but God keeps redeeming.In this bold, heartfelt episode, Charlene connects the ancient struggles of Scripture to today’s reality — from global conflict and political division to moral decay and spiritual warfare in modern America. Through it all, she reminds women that the repeating patterns of history prove one thing: God’s patience is still holding the door open for redemption.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailEPISODE DESCRIPTIONThe Generation That Forgot — Then and Now SeriesThen: “Another generation grew up who did not know the Lord.” (Judges 2:10)Now: Our generation knows of Him but doesn’t know Him.In this heartfelt conversation, Charlene gets real about what happens when faith becomes cultural instead of personal — and how we can raise a generation that doesn’t just hear about God but experiences Him.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailThe Unfaithful Heart — Then and Now SeriesThen: Israel chased false gods.Now: We chase comfort, money, and success.In this down-to-earth, heartfelt conversation, Charlene gets real about how easily women measure their worth by what they have instead of who they are — and how God’s steady, unchanging love calls us back.It’s honest, funny, and deeply relatable — like a talk with a friend who reminds you that God hasn’t forgotten you, even in the clearance aisle.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailWhen the Storms Hit — Then and Now SeriesThen: The disciples panicked in the boat.Now: We panic in the headlines.But Mark 4:39 reminds us that the same voice that calmed the sea still whispers, “Peace.”In this heartfelt episode, Charlene shares how to find faith in chaos, calm in the storm, and hope in the God who never sleeps through your struggle.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful one-hour conversation, Charlene dives into The Politics of the Heart—a timely message about how modern believers can love their country without losing sight of their Kingdom. Through Matthew 22:21, she reveals how Jesus’ words to the Pharisees still speak to us today: “Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.”She tackles political division, identity wars, and the temptation to put our party above our purpose—all while reminding listeners that Kingdom loyalty always trumps political loyalty.If you’re tired of the noise and ready to anchor your heart in something eternal, this episode is for you.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful Then and Now message, Charlene Condu dives into one of the most relatable traps of the modern Christian woman — busyness that feels holy, but leaves us empty.Then: Martha served while Mary sat.Now: We serve schedules and scrolls more than the Savior.Through heartfelt storytelling, biblical truth, and raw honesty, Charlene explores how the enemy uses distraction and overcommitment to keep us from true intimacy with God. This episode exposes how women today have replaced “being with” Jesus with “doing for” Him — and why that subtle shift costs us peace, joy, and presence.If you’ve ever felt worn out, spiritually dry, or guilty for slowing down, this conversation will meet you right where you are. You’ll walk away knowing that if the devil can’t make you bad, he’ll make you busy — and that Jesus is still inviting you, like Mary, to simply sit at His feet.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode, Charlene Condu takes listeners on a journey from the bondage of Egypt and Rome to the bondage of today — where chains look more like people-pleasing, perfectionism, sin, and self-worship than shackles and whips.Through Galatians 5:1, Charlene exposes the modern slavery of approval and control that keeps women striving instead of standing free. With real-life reflection, raw honesty, and space for personal testimony, she reminds us that freedom without obedience isn’t freedom at all.If you’ve ever said “I’m fine” while secretly exhausted from carrying it all — this episode will shake something loose. It’s time to trade false freedom for the real thing: surrender.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailBack then, idols were carved from wood.Now, they’re built from pride, phones, and platforms.In this episode of Me Again, God, Charlene gets real about modern idolatry and how easily women can fall into it without realizing it. From social media validation to the pressure to “have it all,” she breaks down how the enemy has simply rebranded the same old distractions — and why they still pull us away from God today.Through honest storytelling, including her own experience with social media addiction, Charlene reminds us that idolatry never left — it just looks trendier now. She invites listeners to tear down the false altars in their lives, reclaim peace over performance, and put God back where He belongs: first.If you’ve been chasing approval, success, or affirmation and still feel empty, this one’s for you.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful kickoff to the Then & Now series, Charlene Condu challenges listeners with a sobering truth: people saw Jesus in the flesh and still didn’t believe—just like many of us today. Through Scripture, modern parallels, and honest reflection, she unpacks how we can have access to Jesus everywhere we look and still miss Him entirely. This episode invites you to slow down, recognize His presence, and stop scrolling past the evidence of God’s work all around you.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIf your life has no intention, the devil gives no attention.In this bold, truth-filled episode, Charlene Condu exposes the quiet danger of lazy faith—and how it keeps believers asleep while the enemy wins small battles by default. Backed by Scripture and full of real talk, she breaks down the signs of spiritual sloth, distracted prayer, and “grace as an excuse.”It’s raw, and it’s your wake-up call: God doesn’t bless neutral. He blesses motion.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailLet's keep a Rapture Roster. The names of people we will pray for to be Saved. It is our job to pack heaven. It is our job to live our lives as an example to our friends and family and even those we do not realize watch our example every day. The Lamb's Book of Life is the real record in heaven. We can't save people, but we can point them in the right direction. As soldiers of Christ it is our calling. Let's prepare. Let's be an example. Let's speak truth. Let's stay watchful. Let's encourage others.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn the final episode of the Sermon on the Mount series, Charlene Condu unpacks Jesus’ closing words — the ultimate Call to Decision in Matthew 7:13–27.Jesus warns about the narrow road and the wide road, reveals how to recognize false prophets by their fruit, and reminds us that true discipleship isn’t about saying “Lord, Lord” — it’s about doing the Father’s will.Finally, He ends with the story of the two foundations — one built on the Rock, the other on sand — showing us that what we build our lives on determines whether we’ll stand when the storm comes.This is a call to choose: to walk the narrow way, live the truth, and build a faith that lasts.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailThis week we’re diving into part six of my Sermon on the Mount series — one of the most powerful and personal teachings Jesus ever gave.So far, we’ve talked about the Beatitudes, the Law, true worship, and trust… and now, Jesus turns the focus to something that hits every one of us: how we treat people.In Matthew 7:1–12, Jesus says, “Do not judge, or you too will be judged.” He reminds us to remove the plank from our own eye before trying to fix someone else’s — and then calls us to love others the way we want to be loved.This episode gets real about judgment, grace, boundaries, and prayer. We’ll talk about what “pearls before swine” means in today’s world, how to love wisely without losing peace, and how to stop assuming the worst while still standing for truth.If you’ve ever struggled with relationships, forgiveness, or discernment — this one’s for you.Because Jesus didn’t call us to be perfect judges… He called us to be humble mirrors of His love.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this week’s episode of Me Again, God, we’re digging into the next section of the Sermon on the Mount — Matthew 6:19–34, where Jesus talks about Treasures and Trust.He tells us not to store up treasures on earth, because “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Then He reminds us not to worry — because our Father already knows what we need.Easier said than done, right?This episode is for anyone who’s ever wrestled with control, money, anxiety, or the constant pressure to hold everything together. Jesus reminds us to seek first the Kingdom — not because our needs don’t matter, but because our hearts do.So, grab your coffee or take a quiet walk, and let’s talk about what it really means to trust God with what we can’t control… and build a life that actually lasts.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Charlene Condu continues her 7-part deep dive through the Sermon on the Mount, unpacking what Jesus really meant when He said He came not to abolish the law but to fulfill it (Matthew 5:17–48).Jesus wasn’t lowering the standard — He was raising it.It’s not just “Don’t murder,” it’s “Don’t even stay angry.”Not just “Don’t cheat,” but “Guard your heart and intentions.”He called us to integrity, mercy, faithfulness, and love that reaches even our enemies.This episode gets real about how easy it is to follow the rules and still miss the relationship. Charlene shares personal reflections, modern-day examples, and a few “ouch-but-needed” questions that help us check our hearts before God.So grab your coffee or your journal, and settle in — this one’s not about perfection, it’s about transformation.Because Jesus didn’t come to erase the rules…He came to write His love story on your heart.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan Mailn this heartfelt episode of Me Again, God, Charlene Condu takes you deep into Matthew 6:1–18 — where Jesus teaches about giving, prayer, and fasting. This message was inspired by a powerful sermon from Pastor Daniel Voss at Mountain View Church in Queen Creek, Arizona — a biblically grounded church unafraid to tackle the hard truths our culture often avoids.Charlene shares how this study of the Sermon on the Mount became personal — revealing the difference between public religion and private relationship. Together, we’ll explore what it means to give without recognition, pray without performance, and fast without attention. Because true worship isn’t measured by what others see… it’s what God sees when no one’s watching.Whether you’re listening from a pew, a car, or your kitchen table, this episode invites you to quiet the noise, re-center your faith, and rediscover the beauty of secret worship.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailJesus called you the salt of the earth and the light of the world — but what does that look like when life feels exhausting or when you’ve been living in survival mode? In this honest and hope-filled episode, Charlene Condu shares how trying to build life her own way left her drained and disconnected — and how surrendering to God’s design restored her influence and light. You’ll discover what it means to preserve what’s good, push back against spiritual decay, and bring hope into every room you enter.If you’ve ever felt like your faith has gone dull or your light has dimmed, this episode is your invitation to reset and remember who Jesus says you already are.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailEver prayed a bold prayer and been blindsided by how God answered? That’s where I found myself — and it led me to discover the real meaning of “blessed.” In this episode, we kick off a deep dive into Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, explore what the Beatitudes really mean, and talk about how weakness can become the very place God shows His mercy. If you’ve ever felt like life’s detours were derailing you, this conversation will help you see they might be divine direction instead.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailYou made it — Day 30 of the 30-Day Christian Challenge! Over the past month, you’ve prayed, repented, decluttered, set boundaries, and created space for the life God actually designed for you.Today isn’t about crossing a finish line. It’s about realizing you were never meant to stay lost, overwhelmed, or disconnected. The new you isn’t brand new at all — she’s the woman God intended you to be from the beginning. And now she’s awake.We’ll seal what God’s done, reflect on the transformation, and talk about how to keep walking in freedom and peace long after the challenge ends. You’ll also hear how your story can inspire someone else — maybe even become part of my upcoming book Mess to Mercy: When Our Mess Meets His Mercy.This is not the end. This is the beginning of your legacy.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailParenting isn’t for the faint of heart, is it? Some days we’re just trying to get through bedtime without losing our minds. But deep down, we know this job is bigger than survival. We’re shaping futures here.Today we’re getting honest about what it really means to raise kids who can stand strong in faith and character — not just go with the flow of culture. We’ll talk about why boundaries matter, how discipline is actually love, and simple ways to raise the bar at home (even if you’ve let things slide before).It’s not about perfection — it’s about being brave enough to lead your kids toward the future God’s calling them to. And it’s never too late to start.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailLet’s be real — keeping a “roster” of male attention might feel harmless, but it slowly steals focus from the relationship that matters most. Today we’re getting honest about emotional boundaries: the DMs, the old flames, the “just friends” who aren’t really just friends.This episode is about clearing the clutter so your love can be whole and your loyalty obvious. If you’re married, dating, or hoping to be — this is about protecting what God’s building and keeping your heart from being pulled in a dozen directions.You’ll walk away challenged, but also free — ready to create healthy space, honor your relationship, and walk in peace.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.

Send us Fan MailToday’s episode gets real about something many of us have wrestled with — what happens when we’ve already stepped outside God’s design for relationships and want to start fresh.Maybe you’ve been married before, maybe you’re living with someone now, and your heart is stirring to honor God but you’re unsure where to begin.This isn’t about shame; it’s about hope and new direction. We’ll talk about how to have honest, brave conversations, how to invite God into your relationship, and why His grace means it’s never too late to realign with His plan.And if you haven’t given away those gifts yet — your time, your body, your heart — this is your reminder: you are worth waiting for. Save those sacred pieces for the man God calls to be your husband.If you’ve wondered, “What now? Can I really start again?” or if you just need courage to stay the course, this episode is for you.Thanks for listening to Me Again, God with Charlene Condu. If today connected with you, I’d love to hear your story.Visit: www.MeAgainGod.com Email: [email protected] Follow: Me Again God on social mediaYou’re not alone in this walk — we’re learning, growing, and coming back to God together, one episode at a time.