Advertise on podcast: Yenga's Corner

This episode is for a specific woman. She has done the work. Read the books. Said the prayers. Renewed her mind. She knows , in her head — that she is loved, called, and anointed...and yet she still wakes up some mornings and does not feel it. What do you do when you know the truth but you cannot feel it? In the Series finale of She Knows Who She Is, we sit in that honest tension — and we find out what God says to the woman who is tired of trying to feel what she already knows.Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

What if the applause you've been chasing is the very thing keeping you from your purpose?In Part 1, we talked about giving people their flowers. But today we flip the table — because there is ONE shout-out that matters above every other, and it doesn't come from a comment section, a crowd, or a standing ovation.Jesus warned us in John 5:44 — when we hunger for human approval more than God's glory, it actually limits our faith. The same crowd that shouted "Hosanna" on Sunday was shouting "Crucify Him" by Friday. Human applause is unstable. Don't anchor your soul to it.The only shout-out worth building your life toward is the one that echoes into eternity: "Well done, good and faithful servant." (Matthew 25:23)Today you'll learn how to give freely AND live freely — free from the need to be validated by people — because you are full from what God has spoken over you.📖 Scriptures used: John 5:44 | Matthew 25:23👉 Missed Part 1? Watch it here:    • The Power of a Shout-Out

When was the last time you told someone how much they mean to you — while they could still hear it?In this episode, we dive into Romans 16 — where Paul pauses in the middle of a powerful letter just to call people by name. He didn't whisper his gratitude. He shouted it out for the whole church to hear.Today, YOU are the challenge. Someone in your life is waiting for their flowers. Don't let them wait.

Happy Father's Day! 🎉 In today's episode, I'm getting honest about something I rarely admit: I used to interfere when my husband disciplined our children.Drawing from Proverbs 4:1-4, we explore the powerful truth that fathers carry a God-given role of direction — one that often spans generations. I share my personal journey of stepping back, trusting my husband's leadership, and what changed in our home when we finally became a team.This message is for every mother who has unintentionally silenced her husband's voice, and for every father who carries his burdens quietly. Today, we honor you.In this episode:

When did you learn to make yourself small?Maybe it was a relationship where your voice was too much. A room where your confidence was called arrogance. A family or a church where standing out meant being shut down.And so you learned to shrink. To soften. To take up less space.But here is what nobody told you:God never asked you to shrink. He asked you to surrender. Those are two very different things.In Episode 3 of the Series — She Knows Who She Is — we tackle one of the most subtle and damaging patterns in the life of a woman of faith: people-pleasing, smallness, and the habit of disappearing to keep everyone else comfortable.We go to the Word, we get honest, and we give you permission, rooted in scripture , to take up the space God already designed for you.Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

WATCH THIS if you have ever felt like a fraud in your own calling — like God got the wrong person. You stepped into the room. You accepted the calling. You showed up. And then the voice started."Who do you think you are? They're going to find out you don't belong here."That voice has a name. It's called Imposter Syndrome. And in this episode of Yenga's Corner, we are having the conversation the church rarely has — because it does not disappear when you get saved. Sometimes it gets louder.You are not a fraud. You are a woman under assignment.In Episode 2 of the Series — She Knows Who She Is , we go to the Word and look at women (and one very famous man) in scripture who wrestled with exactly this feeling. And we discover that God's answer to "Who am I?" has always been the same: "I will be with you."Drop a comment and tell me: Where has imposter syndrome tried to keep you silent? I'm reading every single one. 💜Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

So many women are living with labels they never chose — "too much," "not enough," "damaged," "broken." And over time, we stop answering to our real name and start living inside someone else's story.Today, we go to God's Word and draw the line between your history and your identity. Because your past is real — but it is not the final word.In this episode you will discover:• Why your pain is NOT your identity• 3 powerful scriptures that anchor you in who God says you are• The difference between your history and your worth• 3 practical steps to start living from truth instead of trauma• Why staying silent about your identity is costing you more than you knowReal Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

What do you do when the system is unfair?You speak.In this final episode of Project 50, we explore the bold story of the Daughters of Zelophehad — women who challenged an unjust law and changed history.Their courage reminds us that leadership is not about silence, but about standing for what is right.God affirmed their voice.And now, it’s your turn.I have a special gift to you for walking this journey of Projet 50 with me. I have created for you a 25 day devotional highlighting the 25 women, inspiring quotes, lessons and how to live them out. Click the link below to access the devotional.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u4Hg0sim5GaIx8oIerG42rg684P2uMYg/view?usp=sharing

Have you been praying… and nothing seems to be changing?In this episode, we unpack the parable of the Persistent Widow — a woman who refused to give up until justice was granted.Jesus shared this story to remind us: keep praying and do not lose heart.Breakthrough often comes to those who remain consistent.If you’ve been waiting on God, this message will strengthen your faith to continue.Don’t stop now.

Can you truly celebrate someone else’s blessing?In this episode, we look at Elizabeth — a woman who recognized and honored Mary’s calling without comparison or jealousy.In a world chasing spotlight, Elizabeth shows us the power of quiet confidence and genuine celebration.What you celebrate grows.

Mother-in-law, what kind of environment are you fostering for your daughter-in-law?In this episode, we explore Naomi — a mother-in-law who chose wisdom, kindness, and guidance even when she had nothing to gain.Her influence shaped Ruth’s future and legacy.This message is for every mother-in-law and every woman building a family legacy.You are not competing.You are cultivating.

Manipulation works — until it doesn’t.In this powerful episode of Yenga’s Corner, we unpack the story of Jezebel and what her life teaches modern women about power, control, and integrity.This is not about ambition.It’s about how power is used.We discuss:• The difference between confidence and control• How manipulation damages both the victim and the user• Why power without integrity always collapses• Personal reflection on surviving manipulative environmentsScripture References:1 Kings 16–212 Kings 9Galatians 6:7If you’ve ever experienced manipulation — or struggled with control — this conversation is for you.True strength does not dominate.It stands in integrity.Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

In this episode, we explore Lois, the grandmother of Timothy, whose quiet faith shaped generations.This conversation is about legacy — not influence.We unpack:• The power of spiritual investment in children• Why legacy is built in ordinary moments• How to pass down faith, not trauma• The responsibility of mothers and grandmothersAnchor Scripture:2 Timothy 1:5Proverbs 22:6Grandmothers are known for spoiling grandchildren with gifts.But Lois spoiled Timothy with truth.What are you passing down?Real Talk. Real Truth. Real Transformation.

Have you ever been in a situation where everything felt like it was about to fall apart?At work.In your family.In your community.In 2 Samuel 20, a city was moments away from destruction. One woman — unnamed, unarmed, and unshaken — stepped forward and spoke with wisdom. And everything changed.This episode explores the story of the Wise Woman of Abel and the powerful truth that a timely, wise response can redirect chaos, protect people, and change outcomes.We unpack three lessons for the modern woman:• Wisdom knows when to speak• True leadership protects people• Peace requires courage

In this powerful and encouraging episode of Yenga’s Corner, we explore the truth many don’t talk about: God doesn’t hide your soulmate—He prepares you so you can recognize them.Joined by my newly married daughter-in-law, Deborah Ndinsil, we have an honest, faith-filled conversation about:How to date in a way that honors GodHow to recognize alignment, not just attractionHow to prepare your heart, mind, and spirit before the relationship