A brand-new season of the Uniquely You podcast is coming your way.

📅 Launching Friday, October 10th
8 powerful episodes, dropping every Friday through November 28th

We’re going to dive into how to:
✔️ Get clear on your message
✔️ Overcome fear and doubt
✔️ Step into the influence you were created for

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Today’s episode is a little different, I’m pulling back the curtain on the exciting changes coming to The Uniquely You Podcast.

This has always been a space for faith, growth, and clarity, and that’s not changing. But we’re stepping into a new chapter with deeper conversations on how to use your voice, share your message, and lead with impact, whether you’re leading at work, building a brand, or stepping into a new season of influence.

I’ll share what’s ahead, who I feel called to serve, and how you can be part of this journey. If you’ve been with me for a while or you’re just tuning in, this is the perfect time to jump in and see what’s next.

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In the final episode of our Belonged All Along summer series, we’re ending with a name we all know—but a story we often rush past. Mary, the mother of Jesus, was young, overlooked, and living in an ordinary town. Yet through her surrender, history shifted.

This episode is a deep, reflective look at Mary’s journey—from angelic announcement to the foot of the cross—and how her life invites us to say yes to God even when it’s unclear, uncomfortable, or costly.

We’ll explore:

• Why God so often chooses the overlooked
• What obedience looks like when you don’t have the full picture
• How faith can carry both deep joy and deep sorrow

Scripture References:
📖 Luke 1:26–38
📖 Luke 2:1–7
📖 John 2:1–11
📖 John 19:25–27
📖 John 1:46

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Have you ever felt afraid to step into what God is calling you to do? Maybe you’ve wondered if you’re ready, qualified, or even in the right place to make a difference.

In this episode, we’re looking at the story of Esther, a young woman whose courage saved a nation. Her life reminds us that you don’t have to have all the answers to say yes to God. You just have to take the next step.

Even in fear, Esther trusted God, and her obedience opened the door for His plans to unfold in a way she could’ve never imagined.

If you’ve ever wondered “Why me? Why now?” this episode will help you see that perhaps God has positioned you right where you are… for such a time as this.

Scripture Reference:

The book of Esther

Esther 4:16

Esther 4:14

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Bathsheba’s name is often tied to scandal or whispered about as part of King David’s mistakes. But what if we’ve misunderstood her all along?

In this episode, we pause and look at Bathsheba’s story with fresh eyes—not through the lens of shame, but redemption. She endured betrayal, unimaginable loss, and a complicated entrance into royalty. And yet, God restored her honor, secured her place in Israel’s future, and wrote her name into the family line of Jesus.

Scripture to read and reflect on:

• 2 Samuel 11 – David and Bathsheba
• 2 Samuel 12 – Nathan rebukes David, Solomon’s birth
• 1 Kings 1 – Bathsheba advocates for Solomon’s kingship
• 1 Kings 2:13–25 – Bathsheba’s audience with King Solomon
• Matthew 1:6 – Bathsheba in the genealogy of Jesus

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Have you ever felt like your past disqualified you from purpose? Like your story was too messy for God to really use? In this episode of The Uniquely You Podcast, we’re exploring the powerful story of the Samaritan woman in John 4:1–42—a woman whose shame didn’t disqualify her but became the platform for her testimony. Through her unexpected encounter with Jesus, we’ll see how He meets us in our brokenness, redeems our pain, and calls us to step boldly into purpose. If you’ve ever carried regret, shame, or labels that made you want to hide, this conversation will remind you that God doesn’t overlook your story—He wants to use it to reach others. This episode is your invitation to trade fear for freedom and let Him turn your mess into a message of hope.

Scripture Reference: John 4:1–42

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In this episode of our Belonged All Along summer series, we’re diving into the stories of Mary Magdalene, Joanna, and Susanna, three women who may not have been front and center in Jesus’ ministry, but without them, the mission wouldn’t have moved forward the way it did.

These women didn’t preach sermons. They didn’t lead crowds.
But they gave what they had and Scripture makes sure we remember their names.

This conversation explores:

• Who these women really were (and why their backgrounds matter)
• How they supported Jesus through financial generosity
• Why your behind-the-scenes faithfulness is just as valuable as visible leadership
• What it looks like to steward your resources, position, or presence for Kingdom impact

If you’ve ever questioned whether your quiet obedience matters, or if you’re doing “enough” in your walk with God, this episode will encourage you in all the right ways.

📖 Scriptures Referenced:

• Luke 8:1–3 – The women who supported Jesus out of their means
• Luke 24:10 – Joanna’s role in witnessing the resurrection

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Welcome to the kickoff of our summer series, Belonged All Along: Stories of Women Who Became Unexpected Vessels of Purpose. In this first episode, we’re stepping into the story of Lydia, a woman of influence, leadership, and hospitality who used what she already had to make room for God’s mission.

Though her story is short, Lydia’s obedience helped launch the early church in Philippi. She didn’t preach from a pulpit or hold a religious title, but she opened her heart, her home, and her hands—and through her yes, a movement was born.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your gifts, your leadership, or your presence really matter in the Kingdom… this episode is for you.

📖 Scriptures Referenced

• Acts 16:11–15 — Lydia hears the Gospel and responds with bold hospitality
• Acts 16:40 — Her home becomes a meeting place for believers

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