Love This Way!

Send us a textYou can be home for Christmas and still not be at peace. Because peace isn’t about proximity — it’s about emotional safety.Some of you will sit next to people this holiday and feel completely alone. Not because you don’t love them… but because you can’t reach them anymore.The truth is, peace is the gift most people never receive — because it can’t be wrapped, bought, or faked. It’s built with honesty, safety, and love that feels like home.Listen to: “Home for the Holidays—But Not at Peace: The Loneliness No One Talks About” Because sometimes, pretending everything’s merry is what’s keeping you miserable.Support the show

Send us a textWhen you love them the most… they might already be too tired to feel it.Because you can’t break someone’s heart a hundred times and expect them to hand it back like nothing happened.They still care. They still love you. But not like before. Not with the same eyes, not with the same trust.You waited until they were empty to start pouring. And now you’re drowning in the same silence you once made them live in.Support the show

Send us a textYou keep calling it love,but it only feels real when someone’s bleeding for it.You say you “love hard,”but maybe you just consume deep.Because what you call passion is often hunger,and what you call chemistry is really chaos disguised as connection.Love was never meant to drain you — it was meant to develop you.If you have to feed on someone to feel alive,that’s not love — that’s survival.Support the show

Send us a textEverybody wants to look healed—but nobody wants to be accountable.Healing isn’t posting your boundaries.It’s apologizing when you realize you were the toxic one.It’s outgrowing your ego, not just your ex.If you keep calling everyone else the problem,you might be the common denominator.This week’s episode:“The Death of Accountability: Why Everyone Thinks They’re the Healed One.”Because growth without humility is just pride with better vocabulary.🎧 Listen now. Reflect later. Heal for real.Support the show

Send us a textShe said, “I don’t owe that woman anything.” But you do owe yourself integrity — and God accountability.You can’t destroy someone’s covenant and expect your love life to stay blessed. You can’t mock another woman’s heartbreak and think joy will live in your home.This isn’t karma. This is consequence. And it’s time we start telling the truth about what it really costs to play with sacred things.Because love built on betrayal doesn’t last — it haunts. And peace can’t exist in stolen spaces.Support the show