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 Don’t Let Your Issues Become Your Stumbling BlockThere was something powerful that came to my spirit recently, and it was a reminder that many of us need to hear: Don’t let your issues become the reason you stop walking in the purpose God placed on your life. One of the greatest tricks of discouragement is convincing us that because we have flaws, struggles, or past mistakes, we are somehow disqualified from moving forward. But the truth is that God already knows we are imperfect. None of our struggles surprise Him. None of our weaknesses catch Him off guard. God knew every problem we would face long before we ever encountered it. Yet even knowing all of that, He still placed a purpose on our lives. Sometimes we get stuck in a cycle where we keep reminding ourselves of what is wrong with us. We replay our mistakes over and over in our minds. We dwell on the things we wish we had done differently. Instead of moving forward, we stay trapped in regret. But what God was ministering to me is that we were never meant to live in that place. Yes, we must acknowledge when we have done wrong. Yes, we should correct our behavior and strive to grow. But recognizing a mistake and living under the weight of that mistake are two completely different things. God does not want our past to become the obstacle that keeps us from our future. We are human. There will always be something in our lives that needs work. There will always be an area where we are learning, growing, or being corrected. That is part of the journey of faith. Spiritual growth does not mean perfection; it means progress. When we fall short, the goal is not to sit in shame or constantly remind ourselves of how we failed. The goal is to learn from it. Ask God for guidance. Make the change that needs to be made. Then continue walking forward. God is not standing over us keeping a list of every mistake we have ever made just so He can bring it back up later. Instead, He is looking at what we are becoming. He sees the transformation that is taking place. He sees the growth that is happening in our hearts, even when we cannot see it ourselves. What matters most is where we are now and what we learned from what happened. Too many people stop pursuing their purpose because they feel unworthy after making mistakes. But if everyone in the Bible had quit after their failures, we would have very few stories left to read. Many of the people God used greatly had flaws, weaknesses, and moments where they fell short. Yet God still used them because they were willing to get back up and continue walking. That is the key: getting back up. Life will happen.Mistakes will happen. Situations will happen that we never expected. But none of those things should become the stumbling block that keeps us from continuing our walk with Christ. If something happened, then it happened. Learn from it. Grow from it. Give it to God and keep moving forward. Your past does not cancel your purpose. God wants us to become better. He wants us to grow and mature spiritually. But He also wants us to understand that our journey with Him is not about being perfect—it is about being faithful. So don’t let your issues stop you. Don’t let regret trap you. Don’t let yesterday control tomorrow. Keep walking. Keep growing. Keep trusting God. Because the most important thing is not what happened before—it is what you do with the life God has given you right now.Forum Chat by Kingdom Influence Media. Hosted by Ya Girl Renae, this open-forum podcast dives into whatever’s on your mind—from faith, culture, and politics to everyday life and spiritual reflection. Each episode brings raw honesty, laughter, and thought-provoking dialogue that keeps listeners engaged and inspired. No scripts. No limits. Just real talk in a judgment-free zone where everyone’s voice matters. Join the conversation and experience how Forum Chat turns casual discussion into Kingdom impact.

One of the most important things we can understand as people of faith is that when we ask God for wisdom, it should not be because of the benefits that might come with it. Too often, people pray for wisdom hoping that it will lead them to wealth, success, influence, or recognition. But the real purpose of wisdom is much deeper than that. Wisdom is meant to guide our hearts, shape our choices, and allow God to use us for His purpose.When we look at the story of King Solomon in the Bible, we see a powerful example of this truth. Solomon is known as one of the wisest men who ever lived. When God appeared to him and asked what he desired, Solomon did not ask for riches, power, or long life. Instead, he asked for wisdom so that he could lead God’s people with understanding and fairness.Because Solomon’s request pleased God, God gave him wisdom beyond measure. But that was not all. God also blessed him with wealth, honor, and influence unlike any king before him. Solomon became incredibly prosperous. His kingdom flourished, his reputation spread across nations, and people traveled from far away just to hear the wisdom that God had given him.Forum Chat by Kingdom Influence Media. Hosted by Ya Girl Renae, this open-forum podcast dives into whatever’s on your mind—from faith, culture, and politics to everyday life and spiritual reflection. Each episode brings raw honesty, laughter, and thought-provoking dialogue that keeps listeners engaged and inspired. No scripts. No limits. Just real talk in a judgment-free zone where everyone’s voice matters. Join the conversation and experience how Forum Chat turns casual discussion into Kingdom impact.

Too many of us are worried about what other people are doing and wanting people to see us, and really at the end of the day, it's about God being seen, not about us. When we decide to walk with Christ, it's not about who we are, it's about who God is. And that’s something a lot of people miss. A lot of times we're too busy trying to show off and be the one and being the first and not seeing that it's bigger than that. You see it everywhere. People want to be seen. People want recognition. People want to make sure everybody knows what they’re doing, where they’re going, and how “holy” they are. But the truth is, when you're really walking with God, the focus isn’t supposed to be on you at all. The focus should be on Him. You go to church for why? Go to church if you just want people to see what you got on and you want to make a scene and you want to act like you're holier than thou, but raise hell all week long. What is the purpose of that?That’s something we need to really ask ourselves. Because church is not a fashion show. It’s not a stage for people to perform. It’s not a place where you go so people can see you and think you're better than them. And yet a lot of people treat it like that. They walk in looking the part, talking the part, acting the part on Sunday… but the rest of the week their life shows something completely different.Forum Chat by Kingdom Influence Media. Hosted by Ya Girl Renae, this open-forum podcast dives into whatever’s on your mind—from faith, culture, and politics to everyday life and spiritual reflection. Each episode brings raw honesty, laughter, and thought-provoking dialogue that keeps listeners engaged and inspired. No scripts. No limits. Just real talk in a judgment-free zone where everyone’s voice matters. Join the conversation and experience how Forum Chat turns casual discussion into Kingdom impact.

Let's Talk!!So many people right now are hindering their own blessings. I have been saying this time and time again. It’s time for people to wake up and understand what is truly going on. If you really want God to be there for you, you got to stop doing the things that you’re doing because it’s only separating you from God. It hurts to see so many people praying for things — “Lord, help me with this, help me with that” — but the only reason why you’re not being blessed is because God sees that everything that you are asking for, He can’t give to you because you are not being what He wants you to be.You haven’t died enough for Him. You haven’t shown God that you really take what He says as bond. And now you’re struggling. Now you’re suffering. And you can’t figure out how to get out. But if you would just do the simple thing that God asks, you could be saved. I’m not even going to tell y’all what that simple thing is right here — because I said it all in the audio. And trust me, you’re going to want to hear this one. Go listen, because what I’m talking about might just be the very thing keeping your blessing from breaking through. 🎧✨Forum Chat by Kingdom Influence Media. Hosted by Ya Girl Renae, this open-forum podcast dives into whatever’s on your mind—from faith, culture, and politics to everyday life and spiritual reflection. Each episode brings raw honesty, laughter, and thought-provoking dialogue that keeps listeners engaged and inspired. No scripts. No limits. Just real talk in a judgment-free zone where everyone’s voice matters. Join the conversation and experience how Forum Chat turns casual discussion into Kingdom impact.

When people are coming to Christ, there has to be a different way you treat them. You can’t talk to people any type of way and then expect them to want to draw closer to God. Too often, I see folks who claim they’re “speaking truth,” but what they’re really doing is tearing people down. You can’t plant a seed in bad soil. If your tone is judgmental and your words are sharp, that’s not love — that’s pride wrapped up in religion. Everyone’s walk looks different. Some people are still learning, some are still struggling, and that’s okay. God never called us to be perfect before we came to Him. He just said, “Come.” But when someone finally builds up the courage to take that step, the last thing they need is to be made to feel less than. That kind of treatment pushes people away from the very grace they’re seeking. This is exactly why I decided to do this audio — because people need to hear this message. You can’t represent Christ if your spirit doesn’t match His heart. Christ met people where they were. He spoke with love, with patience, with understanding. And if we call ourselves His followers, that’s the example we’re supposed to follow tooForum Chat by Kingdom Influence Media. Hosted by Ya Girl Renae, this open-forum podcast dives into whatever’s on your mind—from faith, culture, and politics to everyday life and spiritual reflection. Each episode brings raw honesty, laughter, and thought-provoking dialogue that keeps listeners engaged and inspired. No scripts. No limits. Just real talk in a judgment-free zone where everyone’s voice matters. Join the conversation and experience how Forum Chat turns casual discussion into Kingdom impact.

God ministered something powerful to me today. He said, “It’s okay to be lost, because that’s how I found you.” That hit me deep, because we live in a world that makes you feel ashamed for not having it all together. But the truth is — being lost doesn’t mean you’re hopeless. Sometimes it means you’re in position for God to show up and guide you home. See, God is the Perfector of building. He takes what’s broken and builds it better than before. Just because someone had a bad start doesn’t mean that’s how it’s going to end. You might have grown up in pain, confusion, or sin, but that’s not your final story. God specializes in taking what looks ruined and turning it into something beautiful. He’s like a master carpenter — every flaw, every crack, every uneven edge, He sees it all. But instead of throwing you away, He says, “Let Me fix it.” Just like a piece of furniture that’s been scratched and worn, He sands us down, polishes our hearts, and strengthens our foundation. We go through the process not because He’s punishing us, but because He’s perfecting us. Sometimes that fixing hurts. Sometimes it’s lonely. But if we let Him work, the same God who found us in our lostness will raise us in His likeness. You are not too far gone. You are not too broken. You are exactly where He can reach you.Forum Chat by Kingdom Influence Media. Hosted by Ya Girl Renae, this open-forum podcast dives into whatever’s on your mind—from faith, culture, and politics to everyday life and spiritual reflection. Each episode brings raw honesty, laughter, and thought-provoking dialogue that keeps listeners engaged and inspired. No scripts. No limits. Just real talk in a judgment-free zone where everyone’s voice matters. Join the conversation and experience how Forum Chat turns casual discussion into Kingdom impact.

This morning God really revealed something deep to me, something that just hit my spirit hard and wouldn’t let go. I was sitting there, talking to the Lord like I always do, and I asked Him about head coverings. I’ve read about them before, I’ve seen different interpretations, but today it was like the Holy Spirit broke it down in a way that made everything make sense. It’s not about looking religious—it’s about being ready and covered when you’re walking in your purpose and constantly communicating with God. Here’s what I realized: head coverings are for women who stay in prayer, who prophesy, who listen to God and speak His words to others. It’s for those of us who don’t just pray once in a while but live in constant communication with Him. You can’t be praying and prophesying one minute and disconnected the next—you have to stay in position. And if God is using you, if you’re walking in that spiritual authority, then it only makes sense that you would want to stay covered under His order. I started thinking, if I’m constantly talking to God throughout the day, if He’s constantly revealing things to me or giving me messages for others, then why wouldn’t I keep my head covered? It’s like saying, “Lord, I’m available for service.” You wouldn’t show up to work without your uniform if you’re on duty, right? So if I’m a woman of God who’s on call 24/7 in the spiritual realm, my head covering is my uniform—it’s my sign of readiness and protection.Forum Chat by Kingdom Influence Media. Hosted by Ya Girl Renae, this open-forum podcast dives into whatever’s on your mind—from faith, culture, and politics to everyday life and spiritual reflection. Each episode brings raw honesty, laughter, and thought-provoking dialogue that keeps listeners engaged and inspired. No scripts. No limits. Just real talk in a judgment-free zone where everyone’s voice matters. Join the conversation and experience how Forum Chat turns casual discussion into Kingdom impact.