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the one where I rant about life, friendships, and Nigeria

in this episode, I share something on loving our siblings in Christ, reflecting the love that Jesus in our actions and words.

“My brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience. But let patience have its perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing.” ‭‭James‬ ‭1‬:‭2‬-‭4‬ ‭NKJV‬‬

Starting the new year from February, and two things this Chaotic January taught me.

“Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice.” Philippians‬ ‭4‬:‭4‬ ‭ESV‬‬ ‭‭

So you're saved. What next?

Have you ever felt ashamed of claiming you're a Christian or preaching the gospel when you encounter a group of people/a person that used to be a part of your old life? This episode is for you.

So now you're saved. What next?

This one is about God's love, and a little bit of salvation from God's POV

Do you ever read a part of scripture and you fall on your knees and realize that God is so good? So kind? So gracious? It's how I felt when I read Psalm 15. In this episode, i unpack what I felt and how great that part of scripture is.

“So above all, guard the affections of your heart, for they affect all that you are. Pay attention to the welfare of your innermost being, for from there flows the wellspring of life.” ‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭4‬:‭23‬ ‭TPT‬‬. The word of God is our standard, and in this episode, I share how guarding our minds and hearts help us as believers.

I have not really been the most obedient child to God in recent times, and I talk about it in this episode.

In this episode, the concept of idolatry in modern times is explained- How it can easily creep in on us, and how to get out of it.

In this fun episode, ToFunmi shares her salvation story, and how her walk with God has been. I hope you learn a thing or two✨

In this episode, Tomi shares her salvation story, and we talked about how the love of God is so beautiful✨. Enjoy

welcome to season 4! in this episode, i share the theme of the season, and what to expect in this season ✨

What are consecrations? What does it mean to a believer? How do we get to that point? In this episode, you'll get insights on what it really means to live a consecrated life, and what it entails. Enjoy

“This is my commandment: Love each other in the same way I have loved you.” ‭‭John‬ ‭15‬:‭12‬ ‭NLT‬‬

This year was a lottttttt, but God came through as always. In this episode, I shared what helped me get through, and I hope they help you in this new year

In this episode, I share my experiences with anxiety and how Holy Spirit has helped me so far.

Living a concentrated life is prioritizing your journey with God and obeying the instructions he gives you to become what he wants you to be. In this episode, I explain what consecration is and what it feels like to be living that life.

“Someone once said, “The greatest form of romance is friendship.” I believe this. What the person failed to mention was that a friendship breakup is also the worst form of heartbreak. ” Excerpt From MEMOIRS OF LOVE Similoluwa Kunle-Oni

In this episode, I share lessons I learnt from last week, plus there's a little tea in there

It's just like the title. Roasts, roasts, and more roasts, ft the things I'm grateful for in the month of April✨

“The only way you can ever really heal or find some sense of genuine contentment is in narrating your life as someone who loves you would. Because you should love you.” Excerpt From 101 Essays That Will Change The Way You Think. Brianna Wiest I guess the excerpt gives a full idea of the content. Enjoy ✨

The knowing-doing gap is called procrastination. In this episode, I talk about why how we know what's good for us, but yet we choose to do otherwise. There's a question that lingers: if you could live any random day on repeat, how far would you go with your goals? What would you accomplish? You'll never be fully ready for what you need to do. I hope you enjoy this episode ✨. Don't forget to share

In this episode, I talk about struggles as an adult living in Nigeria, and I also gave a mini book review about the craziest book I read this week. Enjoy

Hi hi, how was your week? In this episode, I'm sharing things I learnt this week that I'm sure you'll benefit from. Enjoy✨

Been a long minute since I've been on here! In this episode, it's basically me giving you the deets on what I've been up to since the last time you heard from me

According to Eric Greitens, there are 3 types of happiness. In this episode, we explore what the types are and how it relates to our everyday life ✨. Enjoy, and don't forget to share!

In this episode, we talk about the chapter “I knew you “ . For me this is such an intense story, with vivid expressions and real emotions that we all at some point can relate to, or not. It also confirms that truly, nearly all the men in Lagos are mad. But Sadiq's madness is almost beautiful.

In this episode, I read a part of a book(101 essays that'll change the way you think) that talked about how the people we once loved turn to strangers. Do we really forget the anniversaries or birthdays or the songs the put us on to? Or places you went together? Find out here

There are so many lessons to be taken from the entire book of proverbs that help us in our day to day lives. In this episode, I read proverbs 3:1-10, and talked about the lessons and the benefits of obeying /following these instructions. I hope that this ministers to you, and that you learn a few things. Please don't forget to share, subscribe and all that sweet stuff. See you on Saturday for a chapter review of one of my favorite books

Hi guysssss! This is literally a “wake up and jumpstart” kind of episode. I talked about things to do in the new year, and how to go about it . I hope you take one or two things out of this!

Back like I never lefttttttttt

In this episode , I share what I've been up to, and read a few manifestos from the book : Dear Ijeawele, or a feminist manifesto in fifteen suggestions. Enjoy

In this episode, I asked a few of my friends love and lifestyle related questions. It’s a great one filled with lots of laughter

Roxane gay, in her book, Bad feminist, explains in detail what feminism is and tells us how we as humans are flawed, hence what we represent would appear flawed . In this episode, I read the first chapter in her book. I hope it answers all your questions about feminism as it did mine.

In this episode, Yemithegreat and I shared tips about living the creative lifestyle in these times. We may have spilled a little bit of unrelated tea in there but, it’s up to you to decide

Happy new year! Season twoo

End of season one! I’m excited for season two. Plus I read a chapter in one of my favorite books, the thing around your neck. Enjoy✨

Before you answer this, it’s important that you check yourself. Are you the same person you were months ago? Or years ago? The habits you had then. Do you still have them now? If you’re true to yourself, it’s then you can answer if people change ✨

Last month of 2020, all I can say is Omo, because omooo. What’s one major lesson you’ve learnt so far?

It’s been a rough couple of weeks . Decided to share my thoughts.

Death? Pain perhaps. Honestly, I wouldn’t change a thing. Everything makes us feel alive and human. How about you?

This life no balance. It’s known. We go through ups and downs, the in betweens aren’t rosy too. Nevertheless, God doesn’t wear flip flop, so he can’t flop. Trust him.

What is a situationship? Do’s and Don’t’s of this “thing “ . Should situationships last for more than a year? (Or you don’t even count

To be kind doesn’t cost anything.

Your decisions are attached to the emotional investments you accumulate, and the more you invest in something the harder it becomes to abandon it. That is the sunken cost fallacy. The fear of loss makes you to incur more loss.

This one’s for women, how to build stronger relationships with each other, all that, basically girl code.