In this episode of For Such a Time As This, I sit down with my close friend to have an honest conversation about navigating singleness the second time around. As a divorced mom of two, she shares how this season has looked very different than the first and how God has met her through every unexpected twist in her story.

We talk about the unique challenges of dating after divorce, co-parenting, healing from past relationships, and learning to trust God's timing even when life doesn't unfold the way you imagined.

Our conversation also dives into the importance of surrendering control, allowing God to lead each step, and recognizing that His plans are always greater than our own. We discuss the value of waiting well, surrounding yourself with godly community, and finding contentment in the season you're in rather than rushing toward the next one.

Whether you've experienced divorce, heartbreak, or you're simply learning to trust God in your own season of singleness, we pray this episode reminds you that your story isn't over. God is still writing it, and His faithfulness remains the same through every chapter.

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We talk about what it means to let the Lord order our steps instead of forcing our own timeline, how to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit when the future feels uncertain, and the challenge of waiting when you're ready for the next season but God is asking you to stay where you are.

Will shares his perspective on navigating singleness after marriage, the importance of community and godly counsel, and why having people around you who can speak truth into your life is so important.

One of my favorite parts of this conversation is the reminder that not every season is meant to be a blooming season. Just as trees don't produce leaves in the winter, there are seasons where God is doing work beneath the surface that we can't yet see.

If you're struggling with waiting, wrestling with God's timing, or wondering what He's doing in your current season, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of For Such a Time As This, I sit down with my friend Edwin to talk about singleness, faith, disappointment, and learning to trust God through every season.

We discuss what it looks like to delight yourself in the Lord while still holding desires in your heart, how to navigate the reality that people are imperfect and sometimes inconsistent, and why closed doors don’t always mean failure. Sometimes the things that don’t work out are simply stepping stones leading us where God intended us to be all along.

Edwin shares how looking back on difficult seasons reveals God’s faithfulness in ways we couldn’t see at the time, reminding us that even when life feels uncertain, God is always present and working behind the scenes.

Whether you’re navigating singleness, dating, heartbreak, or simply learning to trust God’s timing, this conversation is a reminder that no season is wasted when it’s surrendered to Him.

This conversation is honest, grounding, and full of wisdom from someone who has walked through heartbreak, growth, and rebuilding.

One of the most powerful reminders from this episode is the importance of staying faithful in the last thing God told you to do, even when you’re waiting for what’s next.

In this episode, we also talk about:
• Learning to love yourself well in singleness
• Why healing is essential before entering a relationship
• The idea that “two halves make a mess — two wholes build something healthy”
• Choosing to wait for marriage intentionally rather than rushing
• Finding joy, fun, and connection while still honoring your season

This episode is a reminder that singleness is not a delay ; it’s a space for becoming whole, healed, and rooted in God.

Season 2, Single & Set Apart, is all about calling, timing, and trusting God in every season of life.

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We talk about the tension of wanting control while learning to trust that God’s plan is better than our own even when it doesn’t happen on our timeline.

In this conversation, we also dive into:

• Breaking old relationship patterns and unhealthy cycles

• Learning not to fall back into the same habits from past relationships

• The reality of loneliness and how everyone experiences it differently

• Taking time to grow, heal, and get closer to God

• Letting God reshape your desires and direction

This episode is honest, relatable, and a reminder that growth often starts when we finally stop trying to drive everything ourselves.

Season 2, Single & Set Apart, is all about calling, timing, and trusting God in every season of life.

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Pastor Sonya shares her honest journey of being in her 40s, still believing God for marriage, and navigating the very real emotions that come with it; including moments where it feels like God isn’t hearing her prayers.

We talk about what it looks like to hold onto faith for something God has placed on your heart, while also choosing to fully embrace and steward the season you’re in.

In this conversation, we dive into:

• Trusting God with the desire for marriage

• Wrestling with doubt and feeling unheard

• Finding purpose and joy in singleness

• The personal growth that comes from time alone with God

• Loving and pouring into others in this season

• Navigating shame around singleness, even while serving in ministry

This episode is a powerful reminder that faith and honesty can coexist and that God is present in every season, even when it doesn’t look like what we expected.

Season 2, Single & Set Apart, is all about calling, timing, and trusting God in every season of life.

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We have an honest conversation about what happens when impatience leads us to take control of our relationships and how often that leaves us feeling heartbroken and back at the beginning again.

Together, we talk about what it looks like to surrender control back to God, trust His timing, and resist the urge to force something that isn’t meant for us.

In this episode, we also touch on something that isn’t talked about enough. That is, how the church can better support and shepherd singles in every season of life.

This conversation is for anyone who feels tired of starting over, wrestling with control, or learning how to trust God again in their dating life.

Season 2, Single & Set Apart, is all about calling, timing, and trusting God in every season.

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Alex was in a relationship for 12 years and was previously engaged before stepping into a completely new season of life. After years of placing a lot of her identity in relationships and the opinions of men, she began to notice a painful pattern of heartbreak that kept repeating itself.

Just over a year ago, Alex came to know the Lord, and everything about how she views dating, identity, and relationships began to shift.

In this conversation, we talk about:
• What it looked like to walk away from old patterns in dating
• Learning to find identity in Christ instead of validation from others
• Navigating singleness after a long-term relationship
• Implementing Christian dating standards for the first time
• Trusting God with a completely new approach to relationships

This episode is an honest conversation about transformation, healing, and learning to trust God with your heart after years of doing things a different way.

Season 2 of For Such a Time As This is all about singleness, calling, timing, and trusting God in every season of life.

We dive into why building friendships before relationships matters, the importance of not rushing into romantic connections, and what it looks like to spend intentional time with just you and Jesus before inviting someone else into your life.

This conversation is for anyone navigating singleness and wondering what faithfulness looks like in this season, especially when the church culture around dating feels confusing or rushed.

Season 2, Single & Set Apart, is all about calling, timing, and trusting God in every season you’re in.

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This season, we’re talking about something deeply personal and often quietly painful in the Church — singleness.

Welcome to Single & Set Apart.

In this first episode, I sit down with one of my close friends as she shares what it’s been like navigating her late 20s having never been in a serious relationship. We talk about:

• The silent insecurities no one talks about
• Watching friends get engaged and married
• Wrestling with desire vs. surrender
• Dating in today’s culture as a believer
• Trusting God’s timing when yours feels delayed

This isn’t a conversation about “fixing” singleness.
It’s about honoring it.
It’s about understanding it.
It’s about asking what God might be forming in us in this season.

If you’re single, waiting, dating, content, frustrated, hopeful, or somewhere in between then this season is for you.

Because singleness isn’t a placeholder.
It’s not a punishment.
It’s not a delay in your calling.

It might just be sacred.

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And if this resonates, share it with a friend walking this season too.

We talk about the creative process behind writing sermons and books, including Khori’s  book, Bridges Between Us, and how creativity can be a tool for connection rather than division. We also dive into the realities of diversity in church spaces, building bridges across racial divides, and the often-unspoken journey of burnout and what healing and recovery can truly look like.

This conversation is honest, thoughtful, and timely and a fitting close to a season centered on answering the call to create for such a time as this.

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I’m joined by the author of the brand-new PUSH Journal—which officially released yesterday! PUSH stands for Pray Until Something Happens, and in this episode, we dive deep into the heart behind the journal, the creative process that brought it to life, and what it really means to stay faithful in prayer while navigating calling and burnout.

We talk about:

• The idea and inspiration behind the PUSH Journal
• How prayer fuels creativity in ministry
• The design process and bringing a God-given idea to life
• Managing burnout while creating from a place of obedience
• What it truly means to pray until something happens

Whether you’re a creative in ministry, a writer, worship leader, designer, or simply someone longing for a deeper prayer life, this conversation will encourage you to keep showing up, keep praying, and keep trusting God in the process.

✨ If you’re in a season of waiting, creating, or pressing forward in faith this episode is for you.

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In this episode of For Such a Time As This, we sit down with a video director serving at a multi-campus church in the DMV to explore how creativity and ministry intersect behind the scenes: from capturing moments that serve the congregation to navigating calling and burnout, this conversation pulls back the curtain on creative life in the local church.

We talk about trusting God in the season you’re in, learning to rest without losing purpose, and stewarding creative gifts in a way that honors both God and people.

Season One: Creative Calling highlights creatives in ministry who are living out their calling in real time, right where God has placed them.

If you’re a creative, a church leader, or someone wrestling with calling and timing, this episode will meet you right where you are.

She shares what it was like navigating creativity in faith, coming to know God later in life, and learning to trust that God’s purposes don’t hinge on our perfection. We talk everything from shifting industries to discovering calling in unexpected seasons, this conversation is for anyone wrestling with timing, identity, and what it really means to show up where God has you now.

If you’ve ever felt caught between who you were, who you’re becoming, and who God is calling you to be this one’s for you.