In this heartfelt episode, Kim Bright, a dedicated life coach and powerful author, dives into her journey of healing and reclaiming her worth. Kim’s story is one of resilience and renewal—she opens up about overcoming childhood trauma, releasing years of people-pleasing habits, and finding strength after leaving a marriage that was marked by unforgiveness and deep wounds. Kim shares the emotional and spiritual lessons learned as she faced betrayal and learned to stand strong in her identity, moving past the grasp of low self-esteem and internal vows made in her youth.

We unpack how deeply embedded people-pleasing can be when it’s intertwined with past hurts, and Kim speaks on God’s transformative work in her life, especially when it felt impossible to let go. Together, we break down what it means to trust God through life’s most challenging seasons, heal from emotional and even narcissistic abuse, and to emerge whole. Her story is a powerful testament to the strength that comes from trusting the process and allowing God to work through even the toughest trials.

We’re cranking up the heat! In this bold episode, we’re breaking the silence and reclaiming sex in Christian marriages—passionate, pleasurable, and God-ordained. It’s time to ditch the shame and dive into the kind of intimacy that sets your marriage on fire, just as God designed. Let’s talk sacred sex, real pleasure, and how to experience the fullness of what’s been waiting for you behind closed doors. Married saints, it’s about to get hot!

In this episode of Just Trust the Process, Alisha J. welcomes Candace Junée, an international speaker, Christian business coach, and founder of Epic Fab Girl. Candace shares her inspiring journey from corporate America to full-time entrepreneurship, detailing how her faith helped her navigate financial challenges and uncertainty. Throughout the conversation, Candace emphasizes the importance of boldness, courage, and authenticity in fulfilling one’s God-given purpose. She also addresses overcoming fear, people-pleasing, and the power of trusting God, even when the process doesn’t look perfect.