Hannah's World: Recent Episodes
Hannah Jenkins
In this episode of Grace for Her, titled "Grace for Faith," we unpack what it truly means to walk by faith, not by sight. Faith isn’t always easy, it’s trusting God when the outcome is unclear and believing His promises even when you don’t see the evidence yet. Join us as we talk about embracing grace in the waiting, in the doubting, and in the daily walk of believing.
In this episode of Grace for Her, we’re diving into the difference between godly wisdom and worldly wisdom, what it means, why it matters, and how to apply it in every area of life. Knowledge alone isn’t enough; true wisdom comes from seeking God’s guidance and living out His truth. We’ll explore Proverbs 4:7, James 1:5, and how wisdom isn’t just about knowing but applying what we learn. Plus, we’ll reflect on how great strength in one area doesn’t make up for great weakness in another. Join me as we learn to walk in wisdom with grace!
Spiritual growth isn’t always easy—it stretches us, challenges us, and requires us to trust God in new ways. Maturity in faith means learning to lean on His grace, even when things don’t go as planned. “But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.” (2 Peter 3:18)
Growth takes time, and God’s grace meets us in every step. Keep trusting, keep growing, and let His grace guide you through the process.
Waiting can feel frustrating, exhausting, and even discouraging—but it’s not wasted time. In this episode of Grace for Her, we’re talking about how God is working even when we can’t see it. Whether you’re waiting for a breakthrough, an answered prayer, or the next step, this season is about growth and preparation. We’ll explore why waiting is so hard, how to trust God’s timing (Isaiah 40:31, Psalm 37:7, Ecclesiastes 3:11), and practical ways to wait well—seeking God, preparing for the blessing, and releasing anxiety. If you’re feeling stuck, this one’s for you! Let’s shift our focus from frustration to faith and embrace the beauty in the waiting. Listen now & share with someone who needs this encouragement!
Hello world! Welcome back to Grace 4 Her! I’m your host, Hannah Jenkins, and today, we’re diving into a real struggle we all face, staying consistent. It’s easy to start something strong, full of motivation and excitement, but what happens when life gets busy, distractions creep in, or doubts take over? Consistency isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being faithful. And today, we’re unpacking how grace gives us the strength to keep going. Remember: grace is a gift, embrace it, extend it, and walk boldly in it!
In this episode of Grace for Her, titled 'Grace for Action,' we dive into the reality that real transformation requires more than just talk, it demands movement. Join us as we explore how stepping out in faith, taking intentional action, and trusting God's timing can lead to genuine change in our lives. It's time to move from words to deeds!
In this episode of Grace for Her titled 'Grace for Production', we dive into the art of creating with heart and patience. Discover how embracing grace during the production process—whether in your creative work, business projects, or everyday life—can transform pressure into progress, and perfection into purpose. Join us as we explore personal stories, practical tips, and spiritual insights on how to let go of perfectionism, trust God’s timing, and honor the journey of being a work in progress. Watch the full episode on YouTube and let grace guide your creative journey!
In this episode of Grace for Her, we explore the concept of grace when life takes unexpected turns. Join us as we discuss how to embrace alternative paths and find purpose in situations that may not align with our original plans. We'll share personal stories, practical tips, and insights on how to trust God through life's uncertainties. Tune in to discover how grace can lead us to new opportunities and deeper faith. Watch the full episode on YouTube and be inspired to navigate your own alternatives with grace!
In this episode, we dive into the importance of following God’s instructions, even when the path isn’t entirely clear. Join us as we explore how embracing grace allows us to trust, surrender, and faithfully move forward. Watch the full episode on YouTube to be encouraged and equipped for the journey God has for you!
In this episode, Hannah discusses the importance of embracing who you are and not being afraid to fully express your authentic self. She shares her own struggles with hiding parts of herself due to past experiences of not feeling fully accepted. Hannah emphasizes the need to love and appreciate ourselves as God created us, rather than constantly comparing ourselves to others or an idealized version of ourselves. She encourages her listeners to embrace their unique qualities and gifts, recognizing that everything about them serves a purpose in God's plan. This episode is a powerful reminder to have the grace to embrace all that we are, flaws and all, and to walk in the freedom of being fully ourselves.
Part II of this episode provides a powerful and inspiring testimony of a family's journey of faith as they follow God's call to move from Orlando to Georgia. Hannah shares the step-by-step process of how they stepped out in faith, despite facing financial challenges and uncertainty. She emphasizes the importance of putting action behind your faith and not letting fear stop you from following God's leading. Throughout the journey, Hannah and her family have experienced God's provision and sustenance, even in the midst of difficulties. This testimony encourages viewers to trust in God's guidance and to take the next right step, even when the future is unclear.
In this episode, Hannah shares her and her husband Anthony's testimony about their decision to move their family from Florida to Georgia. The episode provides a detailed account of their process, including Anthony's decision to leave his long-term job at their church, the challenges of balancing their son's acting commitments, and the uncertainty they faced about finding a new job and home in Georgia. Hannah also discusses the role of faith, the willingness to "look foolish," and the move's impact on their children. This is part one of the testimony, with part two promising to cover how they navigated the tightening circumstances as they prepared to relocate. The podcast offers a candid and relatable look at the journey of faith and the importance of being transparent about the process, not just the end result.
This episode is about the host, Hannah, relaunching her podcast "Grace for Her" after a year-and-a-half hiatus. She shares her personal journey of moving her family from Florida to Georgia, the challenges of starting over in a new place, and the importance of having grace for oneself during times of transition. Hannah emphasizes the need to trust God's guidance, even when the path ahead is uncertain, and to be willing to step out in faith, even if it means looking foolish to others. The episode encourages listeners to embrace the grace to start over, recognize God's provision during their circumstances, and use their unique qualities to serve God's purpose.
The journey of self-acceptance and letting go of control is a process, and I am still in it. However, I am learning valuable lessons about giving myself grace, and the need to let go of control and embrace the beauty of imperfection.
I know I have the gift to encourage others to embrace new opportunities and step out of their comfort zones, but I've discovered that I struggle to apply the same encouragement to my own life. As a result, I'm living in the lobby of my own life while I escort others through the open doors of theirs. Today, I share this self-discovery and what I believe is necessary to take the next step through my own door.
Today I'm sharing a few random thoughts I have about how we as a people, have the tendency to be judgmental rather than embrace diversity and learn from one another. Basically, we can't we mind our business and let others mind theirs?
As my anniversary approaches, I am reflecting on what I've learned over the past 15 years, and I'm sharing my thoughts in today's episode.
Sometimes we are overwhelmed with our own self-doubt, and it's hard to accept that we are enough. Let today's episode be a reminder that with God by our side, we can truly embrace our wholeness and live with a sense of purpose and fulfillment.
For some of us, celebrating Mother's Day can be difficult because we don't have a positive relationship with our mother, and for some, the holiday can bring up feelings of sadness, disappointment, and even resentment. However, although the relationship may not be perfect, we can still honor our mothers for the good they have done in our lives.
Today we're talking about the power of our words and how they can impact ourselves and those around us. The Bible tells us that our words have the power to give life or bring death, and it's important to understand how the words we choose to speak can have a profound impact on our relationships, our mental health, and our overall well-being.
There's power in sharing your story because it can inspire and encourage others in their faith journey. I know sharing your struggles, doubts, and disappointments is not always easy, but it can positively impact the lives of those around us and is ultimately what we are all called to do.
Today's episode is a reminder that there is room for all of the gifts God has given us, even if other people are doing the same thing as us. We often feel like we have to compete with others for success or recognition, but in reality, God has given each of us unique gifts and talents that are meant to be shared with the world.
In today's episode, I'm discussing the power of kindness in our daily interactions with others, especially when we're having a bad day. Using kind words can build others up, inspire them, and ultimately create a positive ripple effect that benefits everyone. Rather than giving in to negative emotions, which can influence our behavior and words, and unintentionally hurt others.
As a processor, I like to reflect on my thoughts and feeling prior to addressing any hard conversations that may need to be had. But the problem is, at times, I will avoid those hard conversations and that can negatively affect important relationships in my life.
In today's episode, I am sharing what happened during my daughter's first track meet, and why it was more than just a race.
Have you ever thought you were losing yourself? I know I have, but it's all about perspective. Let's talk about it in today's episode!
There's a reason they make an announcement on the airplane that we should put our masks on before we help others. This concept is also beneficial to our lives in general, because, we can't take care of others if we are not taking care of ourselves.
As women, we get to be a part of the sisterhood together, but like any block, we live in different homes. When will we stop the tuff wars and embrace each other by celebrating what makes us different?
Yes, I know I'm late to the party, but at least I'm here, lol! I always knew Shonda Rhimes was a great writer, but her book, "The Year of Yes," was revolutionary! So many gems and perspectives that are just freeing to mind and spirit. I enjoyed it all and I'm sharing some of my thoughts in today's episode.
I'm getting ready to celebrate my two-year Loc-a-versary, and I wanted to share what I've learned along the journey!
Hello World! Sometimes we may struggle with seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. So, today I want to encourage you to hold onto knowing that it's there even if you can't see it yet.
Did any of you watch the Bengals vs. the Chiefs game? Did you see the second to last play? Well, I did and then I saw a post that made me think and I'm sharing my thoughts on this episode.
Do you sometimes struggle with allowing the disappointments in life to get you down? Yeah, same here. So, today I'm sharing how I counter those negative thoughts!
One thing I've learned from therapy is that I only have control over myself and what I allow in my environment. But, I'm also learning that being too in control can limit my growth and keep me from fulfilling my purpose.
Hey, life's a marathon, so I recommend we do it together and at our own pace! Listen, I know I can go fast alone, but I rather go far with a group of accountability partners. I think the goals we have set this year will be a lot more successful if we help each other get them done.
Happy New Year World! Listen, I know you already have your new year's resolutions, vision boards, and goals written down, and you're ready to beast mode 2023. But I want to remind you to give yourself grace and go at your own pace because an empire built on a faulty foundation, will not sustain the storms of life.
Hello World! It's been a minute and I know it appears as if I left or good, but I haven't. I just went on a much-needed break I didn't know I needed until it happened, lol. Anyway, I wanted to come back before 2022 ended to remind you all to celebrate your wins and not compare yourself to other people's year-in-review. If you're here to listen to this episode, then you made it and you still have purpose and work to do!
Happy 40th Birthday to me!!! Today is my last day in my thirties and I'm sharing a few reflections with you.
This summer, I've been learning how to mourn what was. To reflect on who I thought I would be, what I thought my career would look like, and all the expectations that haven't happened yet. Throughout the process, I've gain some insights and I'm sharing them with you in this episode.
I know this may be an unpopular opinion, but my kids owe me nothing and yours don't owe you either. I know you probably have a few choice words for me right now, but hear me out first then send me your feedback.
Summer has come and gone, but fun was had! Enjoyed my family as we explored and created memories in a new place. Now, it's time to get back into the swing of things, and signup for all the Fall activities!
There's a reel going around asking, "Why should I choose between this or that, when I can do both?" Well, I'm asking, "Is the ability to do both mean it's beneficial to do both?" No judgment, just asking for myself.
We all have the power to influence. It's how we choose to use that influence that matters. Sometimes, I fail to realize the influence I have, and think I'm not making a difference. So, then I become stagnate, but I was reminded that just being me has the power to make impact, and I want to do the same for you.
Sometimes, I find myself focusing more on what I don't have over what I do have, which has caused me to overlook my blessings. But recently, I've realized I had something I thought I was in lack of, all because it came another way. Today, I want to encourage you to take inventory of what you have, and you'll find you're not missing anything at all.
You've heard me say it before, "just like when food is kept beyond its expiration, a relationship kept beyond its season will spoil." It's never easy to let go of a relationship, but because purpose-filled actions never are. I needed to take an inventory of my relationships, and I want to encourage you to do the same.
Reflection is always a good thing to do because it helps bring things into perspective. Recently, I have made the decision to change my focus, so I can truly be content in my current season and appreciate the blessings I already have.
I can be a wife, mom, and boss, but am I supposed to be focused on all three right now? Could my desire to be all three be more of me proving I can rather than what I am called to do in this season? Do I need more in order to be fulfilled in my roles?
Listen, who made any of us ruler and justice of motherhood? I'm so over the "good mom" vs. "bad mom" mess! Especially since we're ALL out here doing the best we can to raise these kids into decent human beings.
When is enough, enough? That's the question I have to ask myself every time I feel inadequate as a wife, mom, boss, friend, and every else. But it's important that I see my value in the here and now, and believe that I am enough.
I've been on a journey of discovering my own authenticity and letting go of the unsolicited opinions of others. As a result, I want to start a new series on the subject, and today is a preview of what the episodes will be about.
It's becoming a "new normal" to learn that another mass shooting has occurred in our country, and I was starting to become numb to it. But, I realize I can't because that helps no one.
In my opinion, it's a waste of time aspiring to have a "perfect marriage," when it's the union of two imperfect people? Instead, I think it's better to accept that it's a perfectly imperfect union, where each person is learning to apply grace towards the other.
As we approach Mother's Day, I just want to let my fellow mothers out there know, " You're doing a good job!"
I may not be for everyone, and that's okay. However, it's when I allow the thought of not being everyone's cup of tea, to cause me to think less of myself, that there's a problem. Just because someone prefers tea, doesn't mean coffee is good.
I'm over being Superwoman. This may be an unpopular opinion, but I really think that title is for the birds. That's it. That's the description, lol.
What else could I do, if I stopped meeting the limiting standards of what a wife, mom, and woman should look like? How freeing would it be to really just be me and bounce to the beat of my own drum?
Just like there is power in our words, there's also power in our thoughts. Have you heard the verse, "So a man thinketh, so he is?" What do you think of yourself, and where did those thoughts come from? Let's get into it!
When the pressure's on, there will eventually be a release. The question is, how is it being released? There are a lot of people just popping off because the pressure has been building with no outlet.
When is the last time you "pulled over" from the busyness of the day-to-day? Do you struggle with the fear of missing out or the fear of not doing enough? Well, if you do, you're not alone. So, let's talk about it.
Recently, a comment was made about 24 hours, and it's had social media buzzing. So, I decided to share my thoughts on the matter in today's episode. Now, I have no comments about the one who started the conversation, but there's much to be discussed about the overall topic. So, this may lead to a Part II, but we shall see, lol!
As parents, we have the honor and responsibility to raise future leaders. However, there is no real manual on how. So, it's all trial and error on a wing and a prayer, lol.
This past month, I've been speaking on love and loving ourselves so we can truly receive and give love to others. Well, today Anthony is joining me on the mic to drop some gems on the subject.
Today, I am joined by a special guest, my friend, Mrs. Kia Anderson! We are becoming unraveled by acknowledging the struggles we sometimes have with embracing the now.
In order to receive love, you have to know you desire it. Sometimes, I have a hard time receiving compliments because I don't see myself the way others do. I struggle with that because I'm haven't embraced who I am now. Instead, I've been focused on who I want to be, so there's no room to love me, here.
Have you watched the movie Encanto yet? If not, I highly recommend it, as well as just listening to the soundtrack. The entire movie and soundtrack are great, but one of the characters and songs that I related to most was Luisa and her song, Surface Pressure. Sometimes we can get weighed, thinking we have to do it all on our own, but we don't. Let's talk about it in today's episode.
This month, I've been talking about vision in one way or another, and to be honest, it was from conversations with my hubby and the vision for our home. So what better way to end the month, than to have him come on and share his thoughts.
We've all heard the mantra, "New Year New Me," but is it really a new you? How can true change occur if you're still trying to work the old system? That old cliche, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," ain't never made sure things were efficient and effective.
There are some people who always have something going on, and just don't know how to "sat down somewhere," lol. But I think there's a thin line between running yourself thin and managing the responsibilities you've been given to handle.
One of the greatest gifts that God has given us is the gift of imagination. If we think about it, nothing really came into existence without first being a thought in someone's mind. So, my question for you is, what do you think of yourself and what are you imagining for yourself this year?
As 2021 comes to an end, some of us may be in a place of feeling unaccomplished or disappointed with the current situation. But I'm here to encourage you that the delayed response or manifestation of your request does not mean it has been denied.
Is it just me, or does Christmas feel different this year? I mean, I feel caught off guard even though it comes at the same time every year, lol. Oh well, it's here now and I choose to be present and enjoy it.
If you follow me on IG (as you know you should), you know we do Elf on the Shelf. Well, some think it's crazy and a waste of time, but in the words of Mrs. Tabitha Brown, "That's my business." But I'm also going to address it in this episode.
I like being in control, or at least think that I am. So, I become uneasy when I don't have the answer to the problem or solution to resolve it. That's where faith should show up, but sometimes I'm a little stubborn.
This time of year, people are either full of holiday joy or struggling with sadness. The difference between the two groups is perspective. We can either focus on what we have or focus on what we don't. Today, I'm choosing the former. What will you choose?
With everything going on at the moment, the last thing I need is to add more to my plate. But that's exactly what I did by focusing on the minor stuff and wanting things done a certain way. Sometimes we have to just let go and throw away the agenda.
Have you ever been on a plane a heard the flight attendant say, "Put your mask on first, before trying to help others?" Well, that concept should also be applied to everyday life, but it's not. Well, at least not in my world, but that's going to change.
I'm grateful for a husband who wants to be my Knight and Shining Armor, but there are times I need him to let me be! Can anyone relate? Sharing my thoughts and business, lol, on today's episode.
What's that saying, "A hard head makes for a soft behind?" Well, my stubbornness has made a bed that I now have to get comfortable in. Just another hard lesson to learn, smh.
Things have been busy, but we're grateful for it all! Some were even reminders of desires from long ago. So, if you want to know what's been going on, then check out today's episode.
What did I learn from 75 Hard? Did I complete all 75 days? Will I do it again? Well, you're going to have to check out today's episode to find out, lol. But for real, I learned a lot from the challenge that and I have incorporated into my lifestyle, and I want to share it with you!
I've learned it is time for me to let go of who I (as well as others) thought I was supposed to be, and embrace who I am (right where I am). I was made to be different, and I need to stop being insecure about being a peculiar person and just be my authentic self. But it takes practice, so as I celebrate another year around the sun, I vow to practice authenticity daily.
As believers, we know the Word tells us too, "Count it all joy. . . Rejoice in the Lord. . . and Be anxious for nothing." But what about when we don't feel the joy too rejoice and our anxiety is on the rise? Does that mean we are any less of a believer? Of course not, but the way some believers are set up, they will have us thinking that we aren't.
Failure is something a lot of people (me included) fear because of our perspective. However, failure should be chased and embraced because it's actually a gift of growth and development. Failure helps us to become who we are supposed to be, rather than who we (or other people) thought we should be. Failure is also an opportunity to inspire others, by giving them hope to keep moving forward.
There's even a saying, "You're either in a storm, coming out of a storm, or about to head into one." So pretty much, we all go through it from time to time. Which is exactly why we should reach out to our village when we're feeling overwhelmed by the storm, but we usually don't, and that can lead to poor decision making. So, I'm here to remind you not to do life alone.
Ever heard, "Be careful what you pray for?" Lol, I'm sure you have! Because prayers aren't always answered the way we might expect. Which may also cause us not to be prepared when it happens. So, do we miss out on the promise? No, maybe just delayed.
I'm pretty sure you heard the saying, "You don't miss a good thing until it's gone." Well, I think those words are true, yet unfortunate. Because sometimes, once it's gone, it's gone. However, I also think it's a lesson in not taking things for granted and appreciating the blessing. Even those things that first appear as an annoyance, lol.
Hello World! Today, I am joined by a special guest, and you have heard me mentioned her name a time or two dozen (lol) in regards to my health journey and very first detox. I've asked her to join the conversation and share information about this year's detox and how it's has already impacted her life. So, let's welcome my sister-friend, Riva Prewitt!
Hello World! I wasn't always the best at making friends. Because I allowed past hurt from my childhood cause me to be guarded. It also caused me to keep people in my life longer than I should have. But, I'm grateful for my growth and the progression I have been making to change that.
Hello World! I think I've gone soft, lol. I remember how my mama would put the fear of God in me, that I wouldn't dare do some of the things my kids do. But why is that? Why am I more lenient on them than my parents were on me?
People are so finicky! They love you one day, and hate you the next. I'm over it and over how we try to use God to justify our judgmental ways!
I haven't always been the best communicator, but marriage has taught me how vital it is to survival. In fact, it's caused me to evaluate how I've communicated throughout the years in other relationships as well, and it hasn't been pretty.
Sometimes I feel inadequate for the things that I am and supposed to be. But recently I was reminded that although I may be broken I'm still purposed and I want to share this reminder with you too!
Today, Anthony is joining me to celebrate our anniversary! It's been 13 years and we are sharing some of the things we've learned from the day of our "I do's" till now.
Does anyone else out there have issues with affirmation? Meaning, either you find it hard to receive or give compliments. I've realized I've been confusing this humility or being modest, but it's deeper than that and I'm sharing my thoughts about it.
Am I the only wife who loves her husband, but willing to admit he gets on my nerves, lol? Well, I sharing some of my pet peeves, and how I've learn to deal with them.
Being a mother is more than giving birth. It's the pouring of oneself into others, while mastering the skills of multiple trades. To be a mom, is to know how to mother, which is the definition of strength, grace, and God's love for us.
I need someone to come get these kids because I'm over it! For real though, I love my babies but we all are ready to get out of this house. We have been cooped up together for too long, and we are all pretty much over it, lol!
I need help but sometimes I really don't feel like asking for it. That makes sense right? Well it does to me and I'm going to explain it..or not. Help me guys!!
I've been diagnosed with a rare skin condition and I'm not going to allow it to have me live in shame and embarrassment. I'm gonna conquer the fear of talking about it!
With so much going on day to day sometimes I just feel like I failed. As a mom and wife, sometimes it gets like this and it sucks!
Do we really need to take advice from self proclaim "relationship experts" to know how to be in a relationship? Is it right, to place them on pedestals and then cancel them when they fall? Hear my thoughts on today's episode.
It's not what you think. Well maybe kind of, but not really, lol. You may be be thinking I'm feeling down and out, but I'm not. It's more realizing that I am just a nobody without God, but you'll have to check out the episode to hear the rest.
While continuing the journey of self love, I realized I need to discovery who I really am. I've allowed myself and outside influences to tell me for so long, and it's time to sort out all of the junk from truth.
I've been on a journey of acceptance and embracing, and I'm taking you all along for the ride. So, you may hear a familiar theme throughout, as I share my thoughts, revelations, and experiences of this process.
I'm a work in progress, learning how to embrace the present me. But with this embrace comes the shredding of insecurities I've carried over the years. So, today I'm renovating!
We are all on several journeys at a time in life. I am on the journey of being a wife, mother, and woman in purpose, and each journey have a process of its own. But what about the process its self? Does it have it's own journey? Yes, and I'm sharing that with you today!
I'm learning it is important to learn to be content with who and where you are, in order to go to the next level. Because I there are somethings I need to master first before I level up.
The job description for motherhood should be "Jill of All Trades," because that is exactly who we are! However, for me, being a Jill of all trades has caused me to buy into the false narrative that if I don't do it, it won't get done, and that can be overwhelming. So, this Jill is about to the narrative!
The time has come for me to sit down with my daughter and have the talk. It's something I've been procrastinating to do because I think she's still too young. But, I just have to suck it up and get it done!
In order to maintain focus and accomplish our goals, we need to embrace and accept where we are in the process. Otherwise, we'll be chasing after perfection, never achieving the goal because enough is never enough.
Winter Break has come and gone and now we're back to the new normal. I'm choosing to see with fresh perspective and release old habits of being in full control. No more feeling the anxiety of the day, but embracing the beauty of the different moments.
The year is coming to a close and now is the time to start reflecting and writing down my goals. This time, I want to be intentional and make sure I include God in the planning. So, I'm sharing my reflections and steps to goal setting in today's episode.
It's the holiday season but it doesn't feel like it for some. What are you doing this Christmas to keep the joy in your house? I'm sharing a few of mine on today's episode.
When we look in the mirror are we saying, "I am the fiercest of them all, or I don't like what I see at all?" It's time to stop seeing the flaws and embracing the beauty. Because what we consider flaws are actually what makes us unique and set apart.
For most, 2020 has been a year of great loss, but I choose to see it as a year of great gain. It's all about your perspective and having an "Either I win or I learn" mentality. It's not a loss if you can learn from the situation. Because we gain knowledge from learning, and that is a blessing!
My baby girl just celebrated her 10th Birthday and I took the time to reflect on how she has and continues to teach me about being a mother.
What's on the agenda for today, and made the plans? I've realized that my agenda is not always what God has plan, and when it doesn't work out, I get upset. So, today I'm talking about letting Him change the agenda.
I have allowed the fear of failure to stunt my growth for too long, and it's time to prune away the weeds that have held me back. Even if those weeds are from me! I can admit, I have been my own hindrance because I've allowed the false narratives in my head to convince me I wasn't qualified, good enough, or capable. But no more!
I've shared before about knowing I'm Martha, and it's been a struggle trying to find the balance in also being like Mary. God has been revealing somethings about me to me that I didn't realize, and now, I'm trying to get it together!
Do you follow me on Facebook or Instagram? Well, if you don't, you missed my stories on Anthony washing Skylyn's hair, and it was hilarious! Anyway, in this episode I'm sharing the background info how it all happened.
Although we're not suppose to judge, we do it anyway. I'm guilty of it myself. It's not until it hits home, that we speak out against it. So, I guess I've been hit, in a sense, and I'm sharing my thoughts.
There's nothing wrong with admiring others or looking to them as inspirations, but I don't want admiration to turn into the standards I live by. I too am goals and should be my own goals! I may not be perfect, but I'm perfectly imperfect me!
In life, the only thing that is constant is change, and much has change over the past few months. So, today I share how I've been learning to adjust and be flexible.
He said to write the vision and make it plain, but apparently He need to make some revisions. So, now my journey has taken a detour, but I still headed toward my destination.
Have you ever been told you're too emotional or that showing emotion is a sign of weakness? Well, I have and today I'm sharing my journey of unlearning this false narrative and healing through the process.
Have you been faced with giving a "Even if He doesn't" praise? I have, and it wasn't easy. Honestly, it's not that He didn't answer my prayer, it just wasn't the answer I expected. In today's episode, I'm sharing my thoughts on "What happens when God answers another way?"
I recently read this quote, "Being a helper is not for the weak, and being a wife means being your husband's rock of support." With our current climate, this quote caused me to pause and think about how black men men are under valued and dishonored in society. So today, as a wife of a black man, I'm sharing my thoughts about being his rock of support and his place of peace.
During difficult times, our faith gets tested, and we may even ask, "Lord, where are you?" I know I've asked that question, and sometimes I even question my faith. So, I sharing those thoughts with you today.
As a black woman, wife, and, mother, I see the world differently and think many thoughts. Like, "How long will you see my son as innocent, before you consider him a threat? Today, I'm getting those thoughts out and sharing the mic with my hubby, Anthony.
During times of uncertainty, it's easy to lose hope and let go of our joy. But today, my sister and friend, LaRue Howard, and I are sharing how we can maintain our peace and lift up a voice of praise!
Anyone out there struggling with the homeschool/work from home life? I thought I had it handled, but reality said think again! To be honest, I'm just over it!
Normal is the new black, right? It's been so long since I've seen it, I don't even know what normal is anymore, but what I do know it's changed. I'm ready for the new and I'm here to talk about it!
We are all is this storm called COVID-19 together, but we're each getting through it in a different vessel. Whether you're in a yacht, a sailboat, or a canoe, we can all experience the winds and waves, but the hit of impact that's different for each.
Do you look in the mirror and love on yourself, or do you point out all of your flaws? Unfortunately, I have to admit I’m guilty of the latter more than I am of the former, and I’m opening up about that insecurity in today’s episode.
Recently I attended an event and was faced with the harsh truth that I am stingy with my time, and although some may say there's nothing wrong with that, the truth is, it isn't my time to be stingy with in the first place. This probably doesn't make sense, but we can make sense of it together in today's episode.
As a wife, mom, and boss, I have a tendency to believe I have to have it all together, but the reality is, I don’t. Unfortunately, there’s a stigma that not having it together shows signs of weakness and inadequacy, and I’m addressing it in today’s episode.
To say, "focus on the positive or change your perspective," is easier said than done. Especially, when you're the one saying it to someone else. But it's not so simple when it's you trying to get passed your present, and I'm talking about my struggle in today's episode.
What happens when we try to be inclusive, but are required to give up the very values that define who we are in the process? I'm not sure, but I'm talking about it in today's episode.
Albert Einstein said, "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results," and I think he had a point! According to Merriam-Webster, one of the definitions of insanity is extreme folly or unreasonableness. Therefore, to think you'll see something different from doing the same thing is extreme foolishness, or just plain insane! So, who's ready to do and see something different, and are you ready for what it may require?
Are you a To-Do List, task-oriented sister? You know, the one who can't take a break until everything is checked off and marked done? Yea, that's me too, and I'm talking about it in today's episode.
Have you ever experienced something that left you speechless, or asking the questions why or how? Well, I think we’ve all been there especially when tragedy happens. So what do we do? Honestly, I’m not sure, but I’m sharing my thoughts in today’s episode.
Join me as my friend and author Tara Boddie and I discuss her new book, "Marriage is a Beautiful Thing, But I Wish I Would've Known".
Are you feeling weighed down, like there's something holding you back from moving forward? It may be time for you to unload and clear out some space, both literally and figuratively. So listen to today's episode and join the conversation as we get uncluttered and become unbothered this year!
Hey World! It's a New Year, New You, right?! Every year most people set resolutions or goals for the new year, and a lot are recycled unaccomplished ones from years past. Let's get off the hamster wheel and step into our winning season together with intentional 2020 Vision!
In this episode we discuss the heartache behind the smile and how to overcome when you feel underwhelmed.
Do you ever wonder how can we really count it all joy or keep a continuous praise in our mouths? Well, I believe it's all in our perspective and today I'm going to talk about it.
This episode was inspired by a loyal listener's letter about their current t journey in "The Waiting Place." How many of us find ourselves in the waiting room of life, looking for the promise to come to pass? I know I have, so let's talk about it.
This episode features my husband Anthony, and we talk about the new normal that we've had to adjust to. We all have changes in life, that will always be constant, it's how we perceive and move with them that makes our life a journey.
This episode is about getting passed the "likes". Sometimes success doesn't appear the way we expect it to, and we become discouraged. But just because it doesn't look like success, doesn't mean you're not successful. So let's talk about it and encourage each other.
This ep is about being a parent and trying to learn how to be responsible for someone other than yourself. Where is the manual for it? Let's talk about it together.
This episode is about my journey to live graciously Me! To stop being so structured and hard on myself, and to take a moment to accept the present as a gift.
Have you ever heard of the Proverbs 31 Woman? Does she make you feel like you don't measure up? Like she's unattainable or unreachable? Let's talk about it.
This episode is about the struggles we silently go through that we are either ashamed to tell someone or face ourselves. Wether it's insecurities, health, or abuse, we can all relate to dealing with in silence.
In this episode I fully introduce myself to you! This is me opening up to the world in an extremely transparent way. I talk about Anthony (my husband) and how we flow together, Skylyn and AJ (my two kids) and my journey of being the boss! No judgement here, it's all my world!
Hello World! I'm Hannah. I'm inviting you to journey this road called life with me. Together we will learn, share, and grow! This is the introduction podcast to Hannah's World!