Where Tender Meets Holy

Striving-ish is a podcast that challenges the question: what is your identity really rooted in? Because if it’s based on anything you do—your success, your productivity, your image—it’s only a matter of time before it falls apart. This podcast explores the tension of “trying” to find worth in unstable places, and the quiet realization that striving alone isn’t a solid foundation. Through honest conversations and reflections, Striving-ish points to a deeper truth: that true identity isn’t earned, performed, or achieved—it’s grounded in something unshakable. If you’ve ever felt stuck chasing purpose, validation, or meaning in all the wrong places, this space is for you. It’s about moving from constant striving to something steady, whole, and lasting.

What does it look like to live set apart in a culture where gossip is normal and slander spreads faster than truth? This podcast creates space for honest conversations about character, accountability, and choosing silence when the world demands commentary. Together, we explore how to cultivate integrity, steward our words wisely, and reflect grace in everyday life. Living set apart isn’t about isolation — it’s about transformation.

In this episode, I open up about the ways pain, betrayal, and abandonment taught me to seek safety through control - and how that false sense of protection followed me into adulthood. 

I was in bondage, but now I am free! In my very first episode, I’m sharing my personal testimony of how Jesus stepped into my mess, broke the chains of depression, and brought me into new life. You don’t want to miss this story of grace

Prisilla introduces "Where Tender Meets Holy," a podcast for Christian women navigating the tender seasons of motherhood, healing, and sanctification. Hear honest testimonies, biblical encouragement, and reminders that the Lord wastes nothing—even the messy parts. If your season feels both beautiful and brutal, tender and holy, this episode offers companionship, hope, and practical faith for the journey.