Imperfect but Complete

In this episode, we unpack the messaging many of us were raised with: modesty talks, promise rings, fear-based lessons about sexuality, and the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways our worth was tied to our bodies. We talk honestly about how purity culture formed our views of desire, dating, marriage, shame, and even our relationship with God.We explore the lingering effects anxiety around intimacy, body shame, performance-based faith, people-pleasing, and the pressure to be the “good girl.” We also name the real dangers of teachings that confuse control with holiness and silence with righteousness.Looking at Scripture, we examine how the Bible speaks about purity not as a dress code, but as a posture of the heart. We talk about what it means to be pure in thought, motive, love, integrity, and devotion to God and how true purity is rooted in transformation, not fear… grace, not shame.This conversation isn’t about rejecting faith. It’s about separating cultural distortion from biblical truth and rediscovering what it actually means to live whole, free, and holy as women.To get 10% off 'I am so many things' us our link: https://www.iamsomanythings.com/discount/IBC10

Postpartum isn’t just baby snuggles and sweet milestones. It’s hormones, healing, identity shifts, and sometimes silent battles no one prepares you for.In today’s episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on the real postpartum experience, the emotional highs, the unexpected lows, and the powerful hormonal changes that impact your mind, body, and spirit. We’re discussing mood swings, anxiety, exhaustion, and what it looks like when your faith feels harder to access in the fog of new motherhood.Most importantly, we’re talking about hope. How do you stay close to God when you’re sleep-deprived? How do you hold onto truth when your emotions feel overwhelming? If you’re navigating postpartum or supporting someone who is, this conversation will remind you that God is near, especially in the messy, vulnerable moments.You are not failing. You are becoming. And God is with you in every step.

This episode is a raw and honest look at the realities of a truly difficult first trimester. From unexpected hospital visits to nonstop sickness and nausea, Fay shares what it was like to endure a season that felt overwhelming in every sense. Beyond the physical toll were the mental and emotional battles—trying to hold joy for such an incredible blessing while feeling completely depleted. In the midst of weakness, fear, and questions, God showed up time and time again. This episode is a testimony of His nearness, His gentleness, and the way He carried Fay when she had nothing left to give. If you’re struggling in your first trimester or knows someone who has- this episode is for you!To get 10% off 'I am so many things' use our link:https://www.iamsomanythings.com/discount/IBC10

In this episode, we're getting real about the rollercoaster that is your 20s — the decade filled with questions, transitions, and "What am I doing?" moments. Whether you're navigating heartbreak/ loneliness waiting on the right job, or wondering if you’re in the right city (or even the right country), this episode has you covered as we dive deep into the core areas where so many of us wrestle: love, career, and location. Throughout the episode, we anchor everything in scripture and personal testimony, reminding you that God is not only present in your mountaintop moments — He’s also deeply involved in the in-between. You don’t have to have it all together. You just have to stay close to the One who holds it all. So get comfy and join us as we discuss navigating our 20s as God fearing women.To get 10% off 'I am so many things' use our link:https://www.iamsomanythings.com/discount/IBC10

In this episode, our guest, Ann Whitely, shares her powerful story of transformation and redemption- from growing up in a religious children’s home, battling drug and alcohol addiction, facing jail time, to becoming a mother and eventually finding true freedom in Christ.After moving from Manchester to London, Ann encountered Jesus—and everything changed. She also opens up about navigating depression and mental health as a Christian, and how God continues to sustain her through it all.A raw, real, and hope-filled story of redemption.

In a world obsessed with appearance, how do we, as Christian women, navigate the struggle of negative body image while holding onto the truth of being made in God’s image?In this honest episode, we open up about our personal journeys with body image, The four aspects of Body image and how to navigate this with biblical truth and identity. We’ll explore how Scripture speaks to our worth, how to recognize and reject the lies we believe about our bodies, and how to begin the journey toward freedom, healing, and self-acceptance rooted in Christ.Whether you're in the thick of body image struggles, or supporting someone who is, this conversation is a reminder that you're not the only one, you're still a holy woman of God and that your value doesn’t come from a mirror or a number on a scale- it comes from the One who created you.Join us as we talk grace, truth, identity, and how to embrace being an image bearer of God.

In this episode, we dive into the exciting yet sometimes challenging journey of obeying God’s Word and listening to His voice. We share personal testimonies of times when we’ve stepped out in faith, choosing obedience—even when it didn’t make sense—and how those moments have transformed and are transforming our lives.We’ll talk about examples of obedience in the Bible and how these stories remind us that obedience isn’t always easy, but it always brings us closer to God’s purpose for us.We also invited our listeners to share their own experiences: where in their lives they find it easiest to obey God, and how they keep their hearts open to His leading. This episode is all about the power of saying “yes” to God, and the freedom that comes from trusting His plan. If you’re looking for inspiration to take that next step of obedience in your own life, this episode is for you!

Motherhood changes everything—your schedule, your sleep, your identity, and often… your friendships. In this episode, we’re getting real about the shift that happens in relationships before and after having kids, why some friendships fade, and some friendships are born. We’ll talk about why godly community is so important for mum and what faith-filled friendships really looks like in the chaos of raising children we’re also diving into how women without kids can love and support their mum friends well, creating spaces of grace, patience, and understanding across different seasons of life.

In this deeply moving episode of our sub series “Faithful Women”, we sit down with Nicky—a woman whose testimony powerfully reflects God’s unwavering love, grace, and mercy through unimaginable trials. From navigating teen pregnancy to life with an alcoholic husband —and witnessing his redemption—Nicky faced yet another storm when her husband was diagnosed with cancer. After walking with him through his illness, she eventually experienced the deep pain of his passing and entered the difficult journey of widowhood.Her story is raw, real, and filled with the kind of hope that can only be found in Jesus. Whether you're facing your own storm or walking beside someone in theirs, Nicky’s testimony is a moving reminder that God is present in every season—and His grace truly is sufficient.

From body image to bank accounts, from careers to calling — the comparison never seems to stop. Whether it's the highlight reels on Instagram or the quiet moments of self-doubt, many women live in a constant state of “not enough.”In this episode, we’re digging deep into the comparison trap that’s stealing the joy of so many Christian women. We'll talk honestly about the ways we compare our looks, our lives, our ministries — and how Jesus redefines value — not by what we have, but by who we are in Him. If you’ve been feeling like everyone else is “ahead,” this episode is for you.

In this episode, we explore the powerful and importance of good and healthy women friendships. Friendships, at their core, are vital connections that bring joy, support, and love. But did you know that these meaningful bonds also trigger the release of oxytocin, the "bonding hormone"? Oxytocin plays a crucial role in strengthening trust, compassion, and empathy between individuals, making friendships a powerful source of emotional and physical well-being.We will look at how we can cultivate friendships that reflect God's love, fostering both emotional and spiritual growth. Join us as we unpack how to nurture meaningful friendships, harness the power of oxytocin, and walk through life with God at the center of our relationships. Whether you’re seeking deeper connections with others or looking to understand how God’s love weaves through your friendships, this episode offers insights, practical advice, and spiritual encouragement for all.

From the shifts in motherhood, to navigating life as a married couple, career transitions, and the constant pull of comparison. In the midst of it all, it can be so easy to lose sight of what truly matters. But how do we keep Jesus as our number one when life feels overwhelming and things around us are constantly shifting? In this episode, we dive into why it’s often difficult to keep Jesus at the center during these seasons of change, whether it’s the demands of motherhood, balancing a career, the dynamics of life as a married couple, or the comparison trap we often find ourselves in. We’ll explore the reasons behind these challenges and discuss ways to stay grounded in Jesus, no matter the chaos. Through honest conversation, this episode will inspire you to refocus on what truly matters and place Jesus at the center of it all — in every role, every season, and every change.

In this episode, we’re diving deep into hormone swings, spiritual dry seasons, and how Jesus shows up even in the messiest moments. Whether you're in tears on the way to work or just trying to make it through the day with a little help from the Holy Spirit, you're not alone. This episode is for you.