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What if the breakthrough you’ve been praying for begins with recognizing the authority God has already given you? Throughout October, we’ve been exploring The Battle You Can’t See ; from spiritual warfare and deliverance to the doors we unknowingly leave open. Now, we’re bringing it all together. In this final episode, we’re talking about what it means to stop allowing fear, doubt, and circumstances to dictate how we show up and instead begin walking boldly in the authority we have through Jesus Christ. Because spiritual authority isn’t about controlling everything around you. It’s about knowing who you belong to, standing firm in God’s truth, and refusing to let fear have the final word. As we close this series, I want to leave you with one question: Are you walking in the authority God has given you, or are you still surrendering to things He’s called you to stand against? My prayer is that this conversation encourages you to stand firm, deepen your faith, and remember that you are never fighting alone. Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Recognizing the unseen battles 02:23 Jesus' reminder: Authority and relationship 05:44 Discerning spiritual warfare from practical challenges 07:34 Practical steps: Knowing God's word and acting 09:14 The power of prayer before reactions 10:04 Replacing lies with God's truth 10:40 Practicing obedience in everyday decisions 11:29 Seeking support and community 12:26 Final reflection: Responding with intention 14:09 Moving forward: Rooted in the light of Christ 🤎 Stay Rooted. Keep Radiating. Let’s Stay Connected! Instagram: @rootedandradiantpod If this episode speaks to you, follow the podcast, leave a rating, and share it with someone who needs this encouragement. Scripture References: Luke 10:19 | Ephesians 6:10–18 | James 4:7 | 2 Timothy 1:7

What if some of the things we’re asking God to remove from our lives are the very things we keep allowing back in? In this week’s episode of Rooted & Radiant, we’re continuing our October series, The Battle You Can’t See, with a powerful conversation about spiritual discernment, personal responsibility, surrender, and obedience. I’m joined by Jacqueline Josephine as we explore what it really means to leave an open door, the things we may have unknowingly normalized, and how our everyday choices can influence our spiritual growth. Together, we unpack the difference between spiritual warfare and personal accountability, how to recognize conviction without confusing it with condemnation, and why closing certain doors sometimes requires more than prayer. It requires action. We also talk about relationships, boundaries, and the importance of being honest with ourselves about what we’re continuing to give access to. Because sometimes the question isn’t just what we’re fighting. It’s what we’re allowing. Jacqueline Josephine is a woman of God, holistic aesthetician, marketing strategist, and community builder based in Tampa Bay. Through her Kingdom-led businesses, JJ Creative LLC and its offshoot Sacred Blossom, she helps women embrace their natural beauty and expand their brands through faith-first events and marketing. With nearly a decade of community-based marketing experience, including serving as Director of Marketing for women- and minority-led startups, Jacqueline believes the Lord is working through her to help women blossom in all seasons of life, just as Isaiah 35:2 promises. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the episode and guest 02:13 Jacqueline shares her faith journey and baptism at the beach 07:20 Biblical understanding of open doors and their spiritual significance 11:07 Distinguishing spiritual attacks from personal habits 14:58 Overlooked normalized habits that can be open doors 18:08 How to effectively close doors and set boundaries 21:14 The story of Lot's wife and trusting God's plan 24:34 Inviting the Holy Spirit into everyday life and decision-making 30:31 Practical steps for surrender and closing doors 34:12 Encouragement to trust God through darkness and discomfort 35:19 What keeps Jacqueline grounded and joyful 36:52 Lessons of perseverance and unlearning excuses 37:18 Final encouragement to trust God and blossom in faith 37:37 The importance of love and grace in relationships 39:45 How to stay connected and upcoming events Connect with Jacqueline Josephine Instagram: @jac.Que.linda Connect with Me & Rooted & Radiant Personal Instagram: @simplyashcash Podcast Instagram: @rootedandradiantpod Take a moment to reflect: Is there something in your life you’ve been asking God to change while continuing to give it access? If this conversation encouraged or challenged you, share it with someone who may need to hear it. And don’t forget to follow Rooted & Radiant, leave a rating, and share your biggest takeaway! Next week, we’re closing out our October series with Taking Your Spiritual Authority Back. Until next time, stay rooted and radiant.

What if you’ve gotten so good at functioning that you haven't stopped to ask yourself whether you’re actually free? 🤎 In week two of our October series, The Battle You Can’t See, we’re having an honest conversation about what it really means to experience freedom in Christ. Because freedom isn’t just about what God brings you OUT of. It’s about what He’s inviting you INTO. We’re unpacking the difference between conviction and condemnation, learning to release fear and shame, recognizing unhealthy patterns, and understanding why surrender and obedience are essential to spiritual growth. In this episode, we’re talking about: Why functioning doesn’t always mean you’re free.How to recognize conviction versus condemnation.Letting go of fear, shame, and the weight of your past.Why freedom sometimes requires uncomfortable decisions.Practical steps to walk in the freedom Jesus offers.Plus, I’m challenging you to take a 24-hour Rooted & Radiant challenge to identify one area where you desire greater freedom and take an intentional step toward change. Remember, your past doesn’t define you, your mistakes don’t disqualify you, and freedom in Christ is something you can learn to walk in daily. 🎙️ Tune in, share this episode with someone who needs encouragement, and remember to follow the podcast so you don’t miss what’s next! 🤎 LET’S STAY CONNECTED! I’d love to continue the conversation with you beyond the podcast! ✨ Personal Instagram: @simplyashcash⁠ 🎙️ Rooted & Radiant Podcast Instagram: @rootedandradiantpod⁠ Follow along for faith-filled encouragement, behind-the-scenes moments, episode updates, and real conversations about growing closer to Jesus. Stay rooted in truth and keep walking in freedom! 🤎 Chapters 00:00 Introduction: What Does Freedom in Christ Really Mean? 02:06 Biblical Perspective on Freedom from John 8 04:47 Are You Truly Ready for Freedom? 07:09 Renewing Your Mind Daily with Romans 12 09:15 Struggling Doesn’t Mean You Are Not Free 11:26 Confessing and Bringing Wounds to God 14:03 The Discomfort of Change and Freedom 14:44 The 24-Hour Challenge for Greater Freedom 15:13 Walking in the Life God Invites Us To 16:10 Next Steps and Upcoming Series

Some of the hardest battles we fight are the ones nobody else can see. In the first episode of October’s The Battle You Can’t See series, we’re talking about what it looks like to recognize the battles happening beneath the surface without labeling every hard moment as spiritual warfare. How do you know what you’re actually fighting? What happens when fear, discouragement, distraction, isolation, or old patterns start getting louder? And what if the answer isn’t always to fight harder, but to pause long enough to ask God for discernment? In this episode, we’re getting practical about praying before reacting, taking our thoughts captive, leaning into community, putting on the armor of God, and recognizing when God may be asking us to take responsibility and walk in obedience. Before you leave, I’m giving you a simple 24-hour Rooted & Radiant challenge to help you identify what you’re fighting, what you’ve been believing, and what God says is true. The goal isn’t to become more aware of the enemy. It’s to become more anchored in Jesus. 🤎 Chapters 00:00 Introduction to unseen battles and why they matter 02:07 Understanding the spiritual battle in Ephesians 6 04:25 Identifying what you're truly fighting—spiritual opposition or personal accountability 06:13 Invisible battles—fear, discouragement, comparison, and shame 07:02 The war of the mind and how to take thoughts captive 08:27 Practical steps: Naming, praying, and checking scripture 10:23 The importance of community and physical/emotional health 11:39 Obedience and putting on the armor of God 13:36 The 24-hour challenge: Reflecting on your battles and next steps 14:19 Walking closely with Jesus and the goal of spiritual awareness 🎙️ Listen now and send this episode to someone who may be fighting a battle nobody else sees. Stay Connected 🤎Instagram: @simplyashcashRooted & Radiant: @rootedandradiantpod

What if becoming the person you’re called to be requires you to finally let go of the person you’ve been? We’re closing out our September series on discipline, habits, and building a life with a conversation about one of the hardest parts of growth: recognizing when old habits, mindsets, environments, and versions of ourselves can no longer come with us. This week, Ashley is joined by returning Rooted & Radiant guest Hailey Sykes, a strength coach, business owner, and mom who helps women build strength that lasts, physically and mentally. With a background in exercise science and years of experience working with women through different seasons of life, Hailey brings both expertise and real-life perspective to what sustainable transformation actually requires.  Together, Ashley and Hailey unpack the tension between wanting change and choosing the habits required to create it. They talk about physical and spiritual discipline, identity, accountability, giving yourself grace without giving yourself excuses, and knowing when something that once served you is now keeping you attached to an old version of yourself. They also wrestle with an important question for people of faith: Can we become so focused on becoming the “best version” of ourselves that we forget the ultimate goal is becoming more like Christ? Because transformation isn’t just about adding better habits. Sometimes growth requires releasing what no longer belongs. 🤎 Chapters 00:00 Introduction and guest background 02:07 Wanting change versus choosing change 05:27 The impact of self-perception on transformation 08:48 Motivation versus habits 10:28 Resisting quick fixes and embracing process 12:14 Grace versus excuses 14:06 Letting go of old seasons and environments 15:24 Community and self-awareness in growth 17:36 Practical steps to start change 20:16 Balancing self-improvement with faith 22:42 Breaking cycles and building new habits 24:52 Believing you are already that person 25:17 Discipline and resistance as growth signs 28:04 Listening to God and aligning with purpose 30:16 Overcoming control and trusting the process 32:23 Future goals and being fearless 33:23 The importance of rest and self-care 34:21 Saying yes to the right things 35:22 Upcoming offerings and connection 36:49 Final thoughts and encouragement Ask yourself: What is one thing the person God is calling me to become can no longer afford to carry? Maybe it’s a habit.A mindset.A relationship.An environment.An excuse.Or simply an old way of seeing yourself. Name it. Be honest about why you’re still holding onto it. Then choose one practical step you can take toward releasing it. You don’t have to become someone new overnight. But you can stop returning to the things keeping you attached to who you used to be. Rooted & RadiantInstagram: @rootedandradiantpodInstagram: @simplyashcashTikTok: @simplyashcash Hailey Sykes | Health by HaileyInstagram: @health_by_hailey

What happens when you know what God is asking you to do, but saying yes feels uncomfortable, inconvenient, or doesn’t make sense yet? This week on Rooted & Radiant, we’re continuing our September series on discipline, habits, and building a life with a conversation about The Power of Daily Obedience. I'm joined by Cherie Craney, wife, mom of two, and Christian children’s book author, for an honest conversation about what obedience to God looks like in everyday life. Together, they unpack what it means to recognize God’s direction, say yes before you feel ready, and remain faithful when obedience doesn’t immediately produce the outcome you expected. They also get into the harder questions: What happens when obedience costs you something? How do you know the difference between waiting on God and God waiting on you? And what happens when you know you delayed your yes? Because obedience isn’t only found in the big, life-changing decisions. Sometimes it’s found in the small, quiet yeses nobody else sees. 🤎 Ask yourself: What has God already been asking me to do that I keep delaying, negotiating with, or waiting to feel ready for? Name it. Identify what’s making you hesitate. Decide what your yes looks like. Then take one practical step within the next 24 hours. You don’t need to see the next ten steps to be faithful with the one God has placed in front of you. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the episode and guest Cherie Craney 02:23 Cherie shares her background and her children's book series 03:06 The meaning of daily obedience in Cherie's life 04:05 Obeying God even when it doesn't make sense 05:08 Moving during COVID-19 by faith 06:07 Overcoming fear with courage and faith 08:48 Distinguishing God's voice from fear and desires 10:42 The importance of not delaying obedience 13:24 Knowing when God is waiting on us versus us waiting on God 17:04 Discipline versus obedience and Holy Spirit guidance 18:50 The cost of obedience and trusting God's plan 20:18 Beginning again after missed opportunities 21:14 Practical steps to say yes to God within 24 hours 22:53 Cherie shares her favorite habits and lessons in faith 23:36 One yes to God that changed Cherie's life 23:59 Cherie discusses her desire to be asked about her faith journey Ashley GloverInstagram: @rootedandradiantpodInstagram: @simplyashcashTikTok: @simplyashcash Cherie CraneyInstagram: @thereisapromise1Facebook: @thereisapromise Website: theresapromise.com Connect with Cherie to learn more about her work and her children’s book series, There’s a Promise at the End of God’s Rainbow. If this episode encouraged or challenged you, follow Rooted & Radiant, leave a rating or review, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that their yes matters. Accepting this week’s challenge? DM “MY YES” to @rootedandradiantpod. You don’t have to share the details. Just let me know you’re choosing obedience. 🤎🌱 YOUR CHALLENGE: THE DAILY YES STAY CONNECTED 🤎

Habits That Build the Life You Want 🎙️🌱 Your habits are creating a life. The question is: Is it the one you actually want? Last week, we talked about staying consistent even when the motivation is gone. This week, we’re taking it one step further because being consistent isn’t enough if what you’re consistently doing isn’t taking you where you want to go. In this solo episode, Ashley talks about the small, everyday choices that quietly shape our faith, relationships, health, finances, purpose, and ultimately, the people we’re becoming. We’re talking about: • How to identify the habits that are helping or hurting you• Why your daily choices matter more than you think• Habits that can help you build a more intentional life• How all-or-nothing thinking can sabotage your progress• A simple Keep, Stop, Start habit audit• How to build ONE sustainable habit instead of trying to change your entire life overnight YOUR CHALLENGE 🌱 Stop trying to change your whole life. Pick ONE habit. Choose one habit that supports the person you’re becoming and commit to it for the rest of September. Write it down. Decide when you’ll do it. Create a minimum version for the hard days. Then start. Come find me on Instagram and tell me the ONE habit you’re committing to. I want to hear from you! 🤎 STAY CONNECTED 🎙️ Rooted & Radiant PodcastInstagram: @rootedandradiantpod ✨ Follow AshleyInstagram: @simplyashcashTikTok: @simplyashcash If this episode encouraged or challenged you, follow Rooted & Radiant, leave a rating or review, and share this episode with someone who’s ready to become more intentional about the life they’re building. Stay Rooted & Radiant. 🤎🌱

September on Rooted & Radiant is all about discipline, habits, and building a life, and we’re kicking things off with a conversation about something most of us struggle with: consistency.Because starting is usually the easy part. But what happens when the motivation disappears? When life gets busy? When you miss a few days? Or when you’re simply over it?In this solo episode, Ashley breaks down what consistency actually means, practical ways to keep showing up, the habits that may be sabotaging your progress, and how to start again when you feel like you’re at ground zero.You don’t need to be perfect. You don’t need to change your entire life overnight. You just need to decide what’s worth continuing to show up for. Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Why consistency matters and what this series covers 02:22 Defining true consistency: returning, not perfection 05:36 The importance of scheduling and respecting commitments 07:36 Overcoming the desire to quit after a bad day 10:53 Avoiding common sabotage: trying to change everything at once 12:14 Building habits over time: patience and consistency 13:17 Focusing on the process and daily choices 14:01 The spiritual aspect of faithfulness and daily obedience 16:32 Challenge: Commit to one habit for September 17:16 Closing: Keep showing up and stay rooted and radiant YOUR SEPTEMBER CHALLENGE:Choose ONE thing you’re committing to being consistent with for the rest of September. Write it down, tell somebody, and start today. 🤎 STAY CONNECTED 🌱🎙️ Rooted & Radiant PodcastInstagram: @rootedandradiantpod✨ Follow AshleyInstagram: @simplyashcashTikTok: @simplyashcashIf this episode encouraged you, follow the podcast, leave a rating or review, and share this episode with someone who needs the reminder to keep showing up.And come find me on Instagram and tell me: What are YOU choosing to be consistent with this September?

We're closing out the You're Not Alone series with a powerful conversation about faith, survival, healing, and what it means to still be here. In this episode, I'm joined by my friend Alex, also known as Tega, an artist, music producer, and DJ with more than 15 years of experience in music production. Alex shared his personal testimony with suicidal ideations, what was happening beneath the surface during one of the darkest seasons of his life, and what healing looked like afterward. We talk about faith when God feels distant, the importance of community, finding purpose after pain, and the power of being able to look at your life today and say: I'm still here. If you're walking through a season that feels heavier than you know how to carry, I hope this conversation reminds you that your hardest season does not get the final word. Your life matters. Your story matters. There is still purpose ahead of you. And you are not alone. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:12 Alex's Background in Music and Faith 03:33 A Season of Internal Struggle and Overwhelm 04:09 Experiences with Racism and Identity Challenges 05:22 Long-lasting Suicidal Thoughts and Internal Weight 07:00 The Importance of Community and Vulnerability 08:52 Seeking Community Outside of Church 10:09 The Role of Therapy and Faith in Healing 12:04 Feeling God's Presence in Seasons of Silence 13:53 Encouragement for Those Struggling with Suicidal Thoughts 16:36 Lessons from Heavy Seasons and Purpose 17:56 Practical Steps for Mental and Spiritual Health 18:37 The Power of Sharing Your Story 20:00 Encouragement for Men to Seek Help 21:30 Alex's Current Sources of Grounding and Joy 23:27 Lessons on Stewardship and Unlearning Pride 24:54 The Importance of Vulnerability and Authenticity 25:43 Connecting with Alex and Upcoming Projects Stay connected: Rooted & Radiant Podcast: Instagram: @rootedandradiantpod Host: @simplyashcash Alex "Tega" Instagram: @_tegajin_

Week 3 of the You’re Not Alone series looks a little different. This week, it’s just you and me. In this solo episode, I’m opening up an honest conversation about suicide, mental health, grief, faith, and the battles people can carry behind closed doors. I also share an anonymous story from someone who lost their best friend to suicide and the reminder their experience leaves with all of us: we may never fully know what someone is carrying. We talk about checking on the people we love, asking the second question, letting others into our own struggles, and remembering that seeking help does not mean we lack faith. Psalm 34:18 reminds us that God is close to the brokenhearted. Even when the fight feels too heavy, you do not have to carry it alone. If this episode makes you think of someone, reach out to them. And if you are the person struggling, please let someone in and seek support. Your life matters, your presence matters, and your story is not finished. 🤍 Stay connected with me: Instagram: @simplyashcash Podcast Instagram: @rootedandradiantpod TikTok: @simplyashcash Follow Rooted & Radiant wherever you listen, and join me next Thursday as we close out the You’re Not Alone series strong.

What does it look like to trust God when life doesn’t unfold the way you expected? In Week 2 of the You’re Not Alone series, I’m joined by Karina, a mom of two who is passionate about her faith, personal growth, and living life with intention. In this conversation, we talk about resilience, navigating unexpected seasons, motherhood, continuing to grow into the woman God has called you to be, and learning to recognize His faithfulness even when you can’t see the full picture. Karina’s journey is a reminder that growth doesn’t always happen in the seasons we would choose for ourselves. Sometimes it happens right in the middle of the uncertainty, stretching, and surrender. If you’re walking through a season that looks different from what you imagined, I hope this conversation reminds you to keep trusting, keep growing, and know that you’re not alone. 🤍 In this episode, we talk about:• Trusting God through unexpected seasons• Building resilience through life’s challenges• Motherhood, identity, and personal growth• Living with greater intention• Making room for joy along the way• Recognizing God’s faithfulness in hindsight Stay Connected with Ashley 🎙️ Rooted & Radiant PodcastInstagram: @rootedandradiantpod 🤍 AshleyInstagram + TikTok: @simplyashcash If this conversation encouraged you, follow Rooted

Welcome to the first episode of the You’re Not Alone series. In this powerful conversation, I’m joined by Leslie L. Jackson: author, speaker, retired U.S. Air Force veteran, and devoted mother. Leslie shares her incredible journey from brokenness to purpose, reminding us that no matter how dark the season, God is able to redeem every part of our story. Together, we discuss healing, identity, resilience, and the life-changing power of reaching for community when you need it most. Through biblical truth, authentic storytelling, and unwavering faith, Leslie offers hope to anyone wondering if God can still use their pain for a greater purpose. If you’ve ever felt alone, discouraged, or like your story was too broken to be redeemed, this conversation is for you. Remember, you’re not alone. In this episode, we discuss: • Moving from brokenness to purpose• Finding hope through life’s hardest seasons• The importance of community and asking for help• Discovering your identity in Christ• God’s faithfulness in the middle of pain• Walking confidently in your God-given purpose About Leslie Leslie L. Jackson is an author, speaker, retired U.S. Air Force veteran, and devoted mother. She brings a unique voice of resilience, compassion, leadership, and unwavering faith to audiences seeking hope, healing, and renewed purpose through life’s most difficult seasons. Through biblical truth, authentic storytelling, and practical encouragement, Leslie inspires people to embrace their God-given identity, overcome brokenness, and walk confidently in the transforming power of Jesus Christ. Stay Connected with Leslie 📖 Diamond in the Roughdiamondintheroughbook.com (http://diamondintheroughbook.com/) 📱 Instagram: @ditrbook Stay Connected 🎙️ Instagram: @rootedandradiantpod✨ Personal: @simplyashcash If this episode encouraged you, I’d love for you to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that they’re not alone. Your support helps these conversations reach the people who need them most.

In this episode of Rooted & Radiant, I sit down with entrepreneur, business leader, and father of three boy, Jon Sexton, for an honest conversation about faith, perseverance. and learning to trust God even when his presence feels distant. Together, we explore what it means to keep showing up in faith, navigate uncertainty, and trust that God is still working even we can't see it. If you've ever wrestled with doubt, felt stuck in a waiting season, or wondered where God is in the middle of your story, this conversation is for you. About Jon: Jon Sexton is an entrepreneur, business leader, and father of three boys whose career has spanned fitness, real estate, television, construction, and technology. His passion is leading with purpose and encouraging others to trust God through every season. Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Trusting God in Difficult Seasons 01:54 Jon Sexton's Journey of Faith and Entrepreneurship 03:47 Dealing with Loss and Feeling Far from God 06:41 Challenges with Church and Faith Community 08:38 Practical Habits to Stay Connected to God 10:27 The Power of Prayer and Discipline 12:17 Resources for Rebuilding Faith 15:28 The Role of Rejection and Hardship in Growth 18:00 Overcoming Rejection in Music and Business 21:21 Lessons Learned from Hard Seasons 23:19 Encouragement for Those Feeling Distant from God 26:01 Closing Prayer and Final Words Connect with Jon Instagram: @jon.sexton LTK: https://linktr.ee/Jon.sexton Stay Connected: Follow the podcast for new episodes every Thursday. Instagram: @rootedandradiantpod TikTok: @simplyashcash

What if joy isn’t waiting for you on the other side of the breakthrough? So often we tell ourselves, “I’ll be happy when…” When the job comes through. When the relationship works out. When life finally feels settled. But what if God is inviting us to experience His joy right here, in the middle of the waiting? In this episode, we’re talking about the difference between happiness and biblical joy, why we don’t have to put our lives on pause while we wait for answered prayers, and practical ways to cultivate joy even when life feels uncertain. If you’ve been walking through a season of transition, disappointment, or simply wondering where God is, my prayer is that this conversation reminds you that His presence hasn’t left you. He is still working, even in the middle of your story. In this episode, we’ll cover: The difference between happiness and biblical joyWhy you don’t have to wait for the finish line to experience God’s goodnessFive practical ways to choose joy this weekScriptures to anchor your heart in seasons of waitingHow God’s presence becomes the source of lasting joyScriptures referenced: James 1:2-41 Thessalonians 5:16-18Psalm 16:11Nehemiah 8:10 Let’s stay connected! 🤍 Follow the podcast so you never miss a new episode every Thursday. 🎙️ Instagram: @rootedandradiantpod ✨ TikTok: @simplyashcash If this episode encouraged you, I’d love for you to leave a rating and review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts and share it with someone who could use the reminder that joy isn’t just found at the end of the journey. Sometimes it’s discovered one faithful step at a time.

Transition can feel uncomfortable. It’s the space between what was and what’s next. It often comes with uncertainty, unanswered prayers, and moments where it feels like God is quiet. But what if the quiet seasons are the very places where God is doing His deepest work? In this episode, we’re talking about how God uses transition to prepare us before He positions us. We’ll explore why waiting is never wasted, what Scripture teaches about hidden seasons, and how to keep trusting Him when the next step isn’t clear. If you’re navigating change, waiting on an answered prayer, or simply trying to trust God with what’s ahead, I pray this conversation reminds you that He hasn’t forgotten you. He’s still working, even when you can’t see it. Let’s stay connected! 🤍 If this episode encouraged you, I’d love for you to: Follow Rooted & Radiant on Spotify so you never miss a new episode.Leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating if the podcast has encouraged your faith. It helps more people discover these conversations.Share this episode with a friend who may need the reminder today.Connect with me on Instagram:Thank you for being part of the Rooted & Radiant community. I’m so grateful you’re here. Until next time, keep staying rooted in Christ so you can live radiant in every season. 🤍