Some conversations feel like a hug you didn’t know you needed. This is one of them. SJR and Lisa Harper pull up to talk about the kind of grace that finds you in the middle of your mess, the love of God that never walks away, and what it means to grow through criticism without losing your softness. They unpack ministry wounds, performance-based faith, recovering from religious shame, and how to hold your calling without breaking your heart. This episode is a full-circle moment for the girls who’ve wrestled with not being “enough” for the Church but know they’re still called. If you’ve ever felt like you're building something while battling what’s behind you, go ahead and lean into this conversation.

Let’s talk about sex, baby! Skrrt! We know, some of y’all already clutching your pearls like, “Out loud?” Yep. Out loud and in the light. It's time to pull up in your big girl pants because SJR linked up with Brittany Broaddus-Smith to talk sex, faith, healing, and all the stuff purity culture told us to keep hush-hush. They’re flipping the script on shame and breaking down what it really means to know your body, and own it. What if you don’t want it at all? What if you want it too much? What if God’s not mad...just waiting on you to stop hiding?

From figuring out what feels good to healing from what never should’ve happened, this convo is full of truth, wisdom, and zero shame. If all you ever heard was “don’t do it,” but never got the why, this is your reroute. Press play, sis. It’s time.

In this conversation with SJR, powerhouse attorney, author, and TV judge Faith Jenkins reminds us that life doesn’t move on our schedule. It moves in divine timing. And trust, she didn’t just come with hot takes, sis came with receipts, exhibits A through Z, and a closing argument that’ll have you rethinking everything.

If you’ve been grieving the life you thought you’d have by now, hit play. There's purpose in your present, and this episode just might be the shift you needed to see it.

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