The Women on the Rise podcast is brought to you by Vernette John-Joiles, to provide commentary and biblical thought, with a dose of humour to lift your soul.
As Christian women, there can often be an expectation that we have to be involved in everything and always say yes. It's like it comes as part of what we would call as serving or being obedient even.
But, are there times when it is actually more beneficial to say no, sometimes? Do we even feel like we can say no, even if it means coming across in a manner that people do not expect?
Can I have your ear for 15 minutes, please? (Don't say no!)
5 Apr 2020
The Power of Choice
Have you every stopped to think about how powerful your choices are as a woman? Or how your choices can significantly impact the direction that you take? We have been blessed with a wonderful gift to choose, but often times we can underestimate the implications and the responsibility that comes with it.
In this podcast episode, I hope to encourage us to take better care of our choices, and to start a journey where we begin to understand more about what may be motivating us in our decisions.
19 Mar 2020
Know Your Limits
In light of the recent climate that we are in, information is crucial for us. In fact, information has become more of a necessity as a way of life for us.
But, are some us experiencing a bit of 'information overload' that is creating an inability for us to handle things to best of our ability?
2 Mar 2020
Let's Start Right Here...
Listen in to the first Women On The Rise (WOTR) podcast episode, and find out about the WOTR concept and what you can expect from the future podcast episodes. You'll also find out why the release of this podcast episode is on a very special day indeed!
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