Hear me out, Sis.

I was tired. I was emotional. I cried, I prayed, and I asked God one simple question: ‘Did You hear me?’ What happened last night caught me completely off guard.
God is really cool. He sent me a confirmation through Apple Music

This is a short story about a moment that reminded me that even when we can’t see what God is doing, He hasn’t stopped listening. 🤍

Sometimes the hardest part of faith isn’t believing God can do it—it’s waiting for Him to do it.
In this episode, I’m talking about the frustration that can come with waiting on God. The moments where you’ve prayed, believed, trusted… and you’re still waiting. It’s easy to become discouraged or wonder if God has forgotten you.
If you’re in a waiting season, this is your reminder: don’t grow weary. God is still working, even when you can’t see it. His delays are never the same as His denial, and His timing is always purposeful.
“Let us not get tired of doing good, for we will reap at the proper time if we don’t give up.” — Galatians 6:9 ❤️
I pray this episode encourages you to keep trusting, keep believing, and keep holding on.

Love and light
Ri

Happy Girlfriends Day. 🤍
This episode is more than a celebration of friendship—it’s an honest conversation between two girlfriends who have done life together.
We talked about our journey as friends, what it means to be the strong friend, the weight of carrying everyone else, and those existential thoughts that quietly creep in when life gets overwhelming.
We also unpacked bare minimum energy in dating and why true sisterhood often reminds us of what healthy love looks like. The women who love us well, show up consistently, communicate, and celebrate us often set the standard for how we should expect to be treated in every relationship.
If you’ve ever questioned your standards, felt the pressure of always being the strong one, or simply wanted to listen in on an honest conversation between two friends, this episode is for you.

Everyone wants the soft life, the flowers, the baecations, the cute pictures, and the “relationship goals.”
But what happens when the rain comes?
When your partner loses their job.
When grief changes them.
When a health scare shakes everything.
When life isn’t romantic anymore.
Love isn’t only tested in the sunshine—it’s revealed in the grey skies and the storm.
This episode isn’t about settling for unhealthy relationships. It’s about asking ourselves an honest question before we commit to someone:
Can you stand the rain?
Are you storm material?

In this episode

I’m unpacking three big conversations: the controversy around men asking women for money. Why has this sparked so much outrage?
Also Jesus just needs to come get us. Crazy things are happening

From there, I shift into a more personal space—oversharing on the internet and what we choose to keep private in a world that encourages constant transparency.
Speaking of oversharing, there are just some things you could never pay me to talk about publicly. Certain experiences are personal, and not everything needs to be shared with the internet. That’s just me.

Lastly I close by reflecting on disappointment—how we deal with it, what it teaches us, and how it shapes the way we see life and Gods plans for us. This one is honest, layered, and reflective.

Love and Light
Ri