In Salt Not Sweetener, I invite you into the unfiltered journey of following Jesus. Here, I share the raw parts—the lessons learned, the moments I stumble, the grace that finds me, and the new understandings the Holy Spirit gives me. This podcast is a testimony in motion, created to remind you that you’re not alone and that God is working in your story, too.
“You are the salt of the earth, but if salt has lost its taste, how shall its saltiness be restored? It is no longer good for anything except to be thrown out and trampled under people’s feet.”
Matthew 5:13 ESV
In this episode, I share a deeply personal testimony about what it has looked like to step out in faith and trust God even in moments of uncertainty. I open up about the ways God has shown up in my life, often in ways I never could have planned myself, in hopes that it encourages others to trust Him more fully in their own journeys.
I also talk honestly about my past struggles with anxiety and panic, and how God’s Word became an anchor for me during some of my hardest seasons. Through faith, obedience, and leaning on scripture, I’ve been able to walk into things I once believed were impossible for me.
This episode is for anyone who feels afraid to take the next step, stuck in fear, battling anxiety, or wondering if God will really meet them where they are. My prayer is that this conversation encourages you to step out in faith, make room for God to move, and trust that He is faithful to carry you through whatever He’s calling you into.
23 May 2026
New Wineskins
In this episode, I open up about a current season of transition in my life and the ways God has been using it to refine, stretch, and grow me. Through personal testimony and Scripture, I reflect on how obedience to God does not always lead us down the easy path. As believers, we can easily mistake comfort or ease for confirmation from God, when in reality, His calling may require us to walk the harder road for the sake of transformation.
As we know from the Luke 5, one cannot pour new wine into old wineskin. If we are praying for God to do something new in our lives, we must also be willing to be stretched, reshaped, and made ready to carry it. My prayer is that this conversation encourages you to reflect on your own life, recognize where God is moving, and make room for Him to work in deeper ways.
9 May 2026
What You Speak Matters
In this episode, we dive into the power of our words, our beliefs, and the agreements we make—whether we realize it or not. Through scripture, personal reflection, and honest conversation, we explore how what we speak over ourselves and our lives can either align us with God’s truth or open doors to spiritual bondage and discouragement.
This episode unpacks the importance of guarding our speech, renewing our minds, and recognizing the spiritual weight that comes with coming into agreement with fear, lies, doubt, and unbelief. I discuss how these things can impact the promises of God in our lives and the legal access we unknowingly give the enemy when we partner with negativity instead of truth.
With both conviction and encouragement, this conversation is meant to challenge listeners to examine the words they speak, the thoughts they entertain, and the beliefs they hold onto. My prayer is that this episode helps lead people toward transformation—not just outwardly, but through renewed minds, faith-filled speech, and deeper alignment with God’s Word.
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