Yenga's Corner

What do you do when the system is unfair?You speak.In this final episode of Project 50, we explore the bold story of the Daughters of Zelophehad — women who challenged an unjust law and changed history.Their courage reminds us that leadership is not about silence, but about standing for what is right.God affirmed their voice.And now, it’s your turn.I have a special gift to you for walking this journey of Projet 50 with me. I have created for you a 25 day devotional highlighting the 25 women, inspiring quotes, lessons and how to live them out. Click the link below to access the devotional.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u4Hg0sim5GaIx8oIerG42rg684P2uMYg/view?usp=sharing

Have you been praying… and nothing seems to be changing?In this episode, we unpack the parable of the Persistent Widow — a woman who refused to give up until justice was granted.Jesus shared this story to remind us: keep praying and do not lose heart.Breakthrough often comes to those who remain consistent.If you’ve been waiting on God, this message will strengthen your faith to continue.Don’t stop now.

Can you truly celebrate someone else’s blessing?In this episode, we look at Elizabeth — a woman who recognized and honored Mary’s calling without comparison or jealousy.In a world chasing spotlight, Elizabeth shows us the power of quiet confidence and genuine celebration.What you celebrate grows.

Mother-in-law, what kind of environment are you fostering for your daughter-in-law?In this episode, we explore Naomi — a mother-in-law who chose wisdom, kindness, and guidance even when she had nothing to gain.Her influence shaped Ruth’s future and legacy.This message is for every mother-in-law and every woman building a family legacy.You are not competing.You are cultivating.

Manipulation works — until it doesn’t.In this powerful episode of Yenga’s Corner, we unpack the story of Jezebel and what her life teaches modern women about power, control, and integrity.This is not about ambition.It’s about how power is used.We discuss:• The difference between confidence and control• How manipulation damages both the victim and the user• Why power without integrity always collapses• Personal reflection on surviving manipulative environmentsScripture References:1 Kings 16–212 Kings 9Galatians 6:7If you’ve ever experienced manipulation — or struggled with control — this conversation is for you.True strength does not dominate.It stands in integrity.Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

In this episode, we explore Lois, the grandmother of Timothy, whose quiet faith shaped generations.This conversation is about legacy — not influence.We unpack:• The power of spiritual investment in children• Why legacy is built in ordinary moments• How to pass down faith, not trauma• The responsibility of mothers and grandmothersAnchor Scripture:2 Timothy 1:5Proverbs 22:6Grandmothers are known for spoiling grandchildren with gifts.But Lois spoiled Timothy with truth.What are you passing down?Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

Have you ever been in a situation where everything felt like it was about to fall apart?At work.In your family.In your community.In 2 Samuel 20, a city was moments away from destruction. One woman — unnamed, unarmed, and unshaken — stepped forward and spoke with wisdom. And everything changed.This episode explores the story of the Wise Woman of Abel and the powerful truth that a timely, wise response can redirect chaos, protect people, and change outcomes.We unpack three lessons for the modern woman:• Wisdom knows when to speak• True leadership protects people• Peace requires courage

In this powerful and encouraging episode of Yenga’s Corner, we explore the truth many don’t talk about: God doesn’t hide your soulmate—He prepares you so you can recognize them.Joined by my newly married daughter-in-law, Deborah Ndinsil, we have an honest, faith-filled conversation about:How to date in a way that honors GodHow to recognize alignment, not just attractionHow to prepare your heart, mind, and spirit before the relationship

Many women ask the same question:“What are men really looking for in a woman?”In this honest and heart-centered conversation, I sit down with my son—newly married for 9 months—to hear directly from a godly man about what truly matters when choosing a wife.This is not about looks, pressure, or perfection.It’s about character, faith, alignment, and purpose.We talk about:What a godly man is truly praying forWhy character matters more than chemistryThe role of faith, peace, and partnershipWhat women should stop worrying aboutHow preparation matters more

In this candid conversation, I sit down with my son Bédi Ndinsil and his wife Deborah Ndinsil, in their first year of married life, as they share real, unfiltered lessons from their first season of marriage.We talk openly about:• The adjustment shock after the wedding• Conflict and how they are learning to resolve it• Communication gaps and unmet expectations• The impact of social media on marriage• Why the early days of marriage must be nurtured with careOne powerful truth stood out:Marriage in its early days is like a baby. If you don’t nurture it, it can die.This conversation is for:• Newly married couples• Engaged couples preparing for marriage• Couples in the first year feeling overwhelmed• Anyone who wants a strong, healthy foundationThis is not theory.This is lived experience.Real talk for a real season.👇 Join the conversationWhat surprised you most in your first year of marriage?Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

Singlehood is often treated like a delay.Like something is wrong.Like life hasn’t started yet.But what if that belief is wrong?In this heartfelt conversation on Yenga’s Corner, Yenga Ndinsil sits down with her newly married daughter-in-law, Deborah Ndinsil, to talk honestly about singlehood—not as a punishment, but as a season of purpose.

Leadership isn’t always loud.Sometimes it’s simple.Sometimes it’s quiet.Sometimes it looks like serving with a pure heart.Phoebe was trusted by Paul and honored in scripture because she lived with integrity.She carried his letter to Rome — a small task that had a huge impact.Her life teaches us that God uses faithful women to move His mission forward.If you’ve ever wondered whether your quiet work matters, this message is for you.In this episode, you’ll learn:• Why service is a form of leadership• How integrity builds influence• Why God honors your “yes” in the small thingsYour obedience matters.Your service matters.Your leadership matters.

Great leaders are great learners.The Queen of Sheba teaches us that strong women ask questions, seek truth, and grow with purpose.She traveled a long distance to gain wisdom.She didn’t settle for rumors — she wanted real understanding.Her story shows us that wisdom and excellence walk hand in hand.If you’re a woman who wants to grow in confidence, clarity, and leadership, this message will strengthen you.In this episode, you’ll learn:• Why wisdom is a source of strength• How curiosity helps you grow• Why excellence honors God and opens doorsWhen you walk in wisdom, your influence reaches farther than you know.

As we step into a new year, many of us are planning goals, vision boards, and strategies.But here’s the real question: Is it a good plan—or a God plan?In this episode, we explore why inviting God into our planning is not optional—it’s essential. Scripture reminds us that even plans that look right can lead us off course when God is left out.This episode is an invitation to do something bold this year:Let God sit at the table—not just bless the plan, but shape it.Because a God plan doesn’t just work for now.It lasts beyond us.

When God calls you, He also prepares you.Esther was a young woman who felt small in a big place, but God used her courage to save a nation. Her story teaches us how to lead with faith, stay brave in hard seasons, and use our voice with wisdom.In this episode, we talk about how God can use your life the same way.You may not wear a crown, but you carry purpose.If you feel scared, unsure, or unqualified, this message is for you.Listen to learn:• Why courage grows in prayer• Why your voice matters• How to walk with confidence in God’s callingThis is your time.This is your moment.God placed you here on purpose.Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

When life unravels, faith invites you to begin again. Ruth lost everything familiar — yet her loyalty and obedience turned loss into legacy. In this episode, discover how faith can still thrive in transition.

When life feels empty and you’re running on your last bit of strength… God can still work a miracle.In this episode, we walk through the story of the Widow of Zarephath — a woman with nothing left but a handful of flour, a drop of oil, and a desperate hope.Yet through her faith and simple obedience, God turned her “not enough” into more than enough.

Rejected and forgotten, Hagar wandered a desert of despair — but found a God who saw her pain and provided a way. This story reminds us that even when life pushes you aside, heaven still knows your name.

Your gift is not small.Your work is not random.Lydia shows us how God can use our skills, our homes, and our hands to change lives.She was a businesswoman with excellence.She listened to God.She opened her heart and her home to support others.Her story reminds us that purpose often starts with what we already have.In this episode, we talk about how God can use your gifts the same way He used Lydia’s.You don’t have to be on a stage.You don’t have to be loud.You just need a willing heart.

Lot’s wife turned back when God called her forward—and it cost her everything.This episode reminds every modern woman that not all endings are losses. When God asks you to move, obedience becomes your lifeline. Learn 3 powerful lessons on releasing the past, trusting God’s direction, and choosing faith over familiarity.

What does it really cost to compromise the truth?In this episode, we unpack the powerful and sobering story of Ananias and Sapphira. A couple who didn’t tell a full lie—but also didn’t tell the full truth. Like cracks in a foundation, their half-truth led to a full collapse.This is a conversation about honesty, motives of the heart, and why God takes truth seriously—especially when no one else is watching.Because half-truths may look harmless, but they always come with a cost.

Athaliah seized the throne with bloodshed, showing us the destructive side of unchecked power. In this episode, I’ll unpack 3 lessons on how jealousy, control, and a lack of integrity can destroy legacy—and how modern women can lead differently.

Priscilla’s story is proof that partnership done right multiplies impact. Alongside her husband Aquila, she used wisdom and humility to help Apollos grow in his ministry. This episode explores how modern women can lead, teach, and build alongside others with grace and purpose—without losing their voice or value. Are you one who creates a positive impact through your partnerships or division?

Ever felt like your story started wrong — too much pain, too many mistakes, too much regret? Bathsheba’s story proves that God can still rewrite your ending.Her journey began in scandal and heartbreak, but it didn’t stop there. God redeemed her pain, restored her dignity, and positioned her as the mother of Solomon — one of Israel’s wisest kings.In this episode of Project 50, we unpack Bathsheba’s transformation and discover how grace can rewrite any story.

“Have you ever been caught in the middle of chaos you didn’t create? Abigail knows what that feels like. Her husband’s arrogance almost destroyed their household, but Abigail stepped in with courage and wisdom.In this episode we explore how to strategically change a chaotic situation with wisdom.

Jael wasn’t a soldier. She wasn’t on the battlefield. But her courage and strategy helped deliver Israel when no one expected it. Sisera, the enemy commander, thought he was safe in her tent — but God used Jael’s gentleness and timing to bring victory.Your gentleness can be a great weapon

Have you ever felt overlooked, rejected, or like you weren’t someone’s first choice? Leah’s story in the Bible shows us that even when people pass us over, God still chooses us. In this episode, we unpack her journey and discover how to find hope when life feels unfair.

Eve was the first woman created by God, and her story still speaks powerfully to us today. In this Episode of Project 50, I share 3 lessons from Eve’s life that every woman can apply: the ripple effect of our choices, the danger of curiosity without wisdom, and the beauty of redemption after a fall.This episode is a reminder that our decisions matter, but God’s grace is always greater than our failures.

In this episode, I share how my daughters have shaped me as much as I’ve shaped them.And I want to ask you: What lessons have you learned from your own children or younger people than you? 

Description: Are you disconnected with your Inner Child and are now in search of who you should become? In this first episode, I’m honoring the little girl in me—the one who dared to dream bigger than her circumstances, who stayed curious, and who believed there was more to life. 

In this episode of Yenga’s Corner, we explore Ezekiel 3:17–19, where God appoints us as watchmen and women for each other’s lives. This isn’t just a suggestion—it’s a command to speak up when someone’s heading down the wrong path. Delayed silence could cost a life. Tune in to understand the weight of this calling, the urgency of obedience, and how to lovingly warn those you care about without fear.

In this thought-provoking episode of Yenga's Corner, we dive into Proverbs 19:3: "A person’s own folly leads to their ruin, yet their heart rages against the Lord." From the Garden of Eden to today, accountability has been humanity’s weak spot. Adam blamed Eve, Eve blamed the serpent—and the cycle continues. Let’s break it down: why taking ownership of our choices is key to spiritual maturity, and how blaming God keeps us stuck.

Romans 12:18: "If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone." But what does "everyone" truly include? Join us as we unpack the often-overlooked truth that peace must start within—yes, that includes being at peace with yourself.

Is it a crying baby, stress, or that dreaded bathroom trip waking you up at night? The Psalmist says he woke up at midnight not out of fear — but to give thanks for God’s Word. In this episode, we talk about reclaiming night hours for praise, and how gratitude can shift our midnight mindset.

Ever been called a know-it-all — or known one? This episode explores the difference between head knowledge and divine insight. Psalm 119:97–100 reveals a source of wisdom that surpasses teachers, enemies, and elders: a heart and mind rooted in God’s Word.

In this heartfelt Father’s Day episode of Yenga’s Corner, I’m joined by my husband of 30 years to explore the often-unspoken role of a father. We talk about the emotional weight dads carry, the silent sacrifices, their vision for the family, and the kind of support they truly need. This is a raw, real conversation you don’t want to miss.

What if the pressure to be perfect is actually holding you back? In this episode, we explore Psalm 119:96 and discover the freeing truth that even perfection has limits — but God’s Word does not. If you’ve ever struggled with performance, people-pleasing, or the need to “get it all right” before moving forward, this is your permission slip to let go and grow in grace.

It’s time to walk in what you were made for. In this finale, we’re talking about calling, courage, and how to take bold steps into your God-given purpose.

Your voice matters. In this episode, we tackle the fear of rejection, judgment, and the pressure to please others. It's time to silence the noise and live for God's approval.

Let’s talk about what it really means to trust God—even when the path is uncertain. In this episode, we explore surrender, spiritual risk, and radical faith.

In this special Mother’s Day episode, we’re joined by author and leadership and change management coach Paula Alphonse to explore what it truly means to be “Strong, Not Strung Out.” Whether you’re a mother by birth or by spirit, this conversation will empower you to stretch into your God-given purpose without sacrificing your peace. Rooted in Proverbs 31:25, we talk boundaries, burnout, and the beauty of saying no — with love. 💜

In this powerful kickoff episodefor our Fearless Series, we confront the lies fear tells us about who we are—and replace them with God's truth. Discover how to live from your God-given identity, not insecurity.

Welcome to our final episode of the Decluttering Series! We’ve decluttered our minds, bodies, and finances, but today, we’re talking about relationships. Unhealthy relationships, unforgiveness, and poor boundaries can weigh us down. Let’s explore how to create space for God-honoring relationships.

This Good Friday, we reflect on the pain behind the promise. As Mary stood by the cross, watching her son suffer, her silent grief speaks to every mother who has known deep loss. In this episode, I share the journey of supporting a friend who just lost her 15-year-old child — a reminder that even in sorrow, love still speaks.Tune in for a heartfelt reflection on grief, grace, and the quiet strength of a mother’s love.#GoodFriday #GriefAndGrace #EasterReflection #FaithInThePain

Do you feel exhausted, unhealthy, or overwhelmed by your daily life? God calls us to honor our bodies and live with balance. In this episode, we’ll talk about breaking unhealthy habits, simplifying our schedules, and creating a life that reflects God’s peace.

Is your mind cluttered with worry, fear, or negativity? In this episode, we’ll explore how to renew our minds through God’s Word and break free from toxic thought patterns. Learn how to replace lies with biblical truth and embrace the peace God offers.

Is financial stress weighing you down? Are you feeling uncertain about your career path? In this special episode, I'm talking with Kara-Lee TrevAvana founder of Financial Farm about decluttering financial burdens, practicing biblical stewardship, and trusting God’s plan for our work and finances. Kara-Lee provides financial coaching and CFO services for women professionals, small business owners, and investors. Helping women move from financial stress to clarity, blending inner transformation with practical financial strategyHer work is influenced by a powerful lineage of mentors including Dr. Claire Zammit (Institute for Woman-Centered Coaching), Heather Dominick (Business Miracles), Kelsa Dickey (Financial Coach Academy), and Doris Belland (Your Financial Launchpad).✨ Ready to transform your relationship with money? 🌿 Join Kara-Lee’s free newsletter for weekly guidance and encouragement—just visit the homepage at: 👉 ⁠https://financialfarm.coach⁠ 📞 Book a free Clarity Call to explore how her 1:1 coaching can support your financial goals: 👉 ⁠https://financialfarm.coach/clarity-call⁠📧 Email: ⁠[email protected]⁠

Life is full of tough decisions—navigating relationships, career moves, and unexpected challenges. When faced with uncertainty, do you rely on your own understanding, or do you look up to God for wisdom?In this episode, we dive into the story of Queen Esther (Esther 4:13-16)—a woman who faced an impossible choice that could cost her life. Instead of acting out of fear, she sought God’s wisdom through prayer and fasting before stepping into her purpose. We’ll explore how to seek divine direction, make wise decisions, and trust God even when the stakes are high.

Is your past holding you back? Do you struggle with regrets, mistakes, or the fear that you’ll never move forward? It’s time to stop looking back and start looking up! God is calling you to move forward in faith, not be trapped by past failures.

Have you ever felt underestimated, overlooked, or dismissed? When people look down on you, it’s easy to shrink back in self-doubt. But God’s Word reminds us that our worth is not defined by human opinions—it is found in Him.In this episode, we explore the story of Hannah (1 Samuel 1)—a woman who was mocked for her barrenness, yet she chose to look up to God in prayer rather than be crushed by criticism.