SPIRIT FILLED GIRL TALK | Sisterhood, Iron Sharpens Iron, Follow Jesus, Identity in Christ, Surrender

Have you ever felt like something was spiritually off, but couldn't explain why? Maybe you've been more anxious, impatient, restless, or emotionally exhausted than usual. What if those moments aren't interruptions—but invitations from God? In this temple talk episode of Spirit Filled Girl Talk, we're exploring how God often uses the ordinary moments of life to gently get our attention. Through the lens of Psalm 139:23–24, we talk about the "check engine light of the heart"—those recurring signals that something beneath the surface needs His loving attention.

Together, we discuss how to recognize these spiritual warning signs without falling into fear or self-condemnation, why God reveals what's happening in our hearts, and a simple biblical framework for bringing those places to Him.

In this episode, we discuss:

How to recognize when God is getting your attention

The difference between conviction and condemnation

Four common spiritual "dashboard lights"

How to respond when you feel distant from God

Why tending your heart changes your relationships

If you've been longing to grow closer to Jesus, hear His voice more clearly, and experience deeper peace, we pray this conversation encourages you to slow down, invite God into what's beneath the surface, and remember: the signal isn't the problem—the signal is the invitation.

This Isn't Small Talk.
It's Spirit Filled Girl Talk.

 

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Have you ever wondered, "Was that God... or just my own thoughts?" If you've struggled to discern God's voice, feared making the wrong decision, or worried about missing His will for your life, you're not alone.

In this episode of Spirit Filled Girl Talk, we're talking about what it actually means to hear God's voice and why biblical discernment is more relational than mystical. God isn't asking us to chase signs or wait for an audible voice. Instead, He invites us to know Him more deeply through Scripture, prayer, surrender, and the leading of the Holy Spirit.

We also share personal stories of overthinking, wrestling with major decisions, and learning to trust God's peace instead of anxiety. Plus, we offer four practical filters to help you discern whether something is truly from the Lord.

In this episode, we discuss:

How to recognize God's voice

The difference between fear, conviction, and discernment

Why Scripture is the foundation for hearing God

How Christian community strengthens discernment

Four biblical filters for making wise decisions

If you've been longing for more confidence in following Jesus and hearing His leading, we pray this conversation gives you practical tools and the peace to take your next faithful step.

This Isn't Small Talk.
It's Spirit Filled Girl Talk.

 

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Girl talk on what—or who—is shaping your heart? Every day we're giving something access to our minds, emotions, and attention. Social media, conversations, entertainment, news, our own thought patterns—whether we realize it or not, we're constantly being discipled by something.

In this episode of Spirit Filled Girl Talk, we're exploring what Proverbs 4:23 really means when it tells us to guard your heart. This isn't a conversation about fear, legalism, or avoiding the world. It's about learning to recognize what's influencing your thoughts, protecting your peace, and intentionally making more room for Jesus to shape who you're becoming.

Together, we talk about how subtle influences affect our spiritual growth, why our internal narratives matter, and practical ways to cultivate a Christ-centered atmosphere in our hearts, homes, and relationships.

In this episode, we discuss:

What it truly means to guard your heart

The hidden influences shaping your faith

How your thoughts can either produce peace or pressure

Why abiding in Christ requires intentionality

Practical ways to create an atmosphere that points you back to Jesus

If you've been longing to grow in spiritual discernment, protect your peace, and become more intentional about what shapes your heart, we pray this conversation encourages you to draw closer to Jesus and let His voice become the one that influences you most.

This Isn't Small Talk.
It's Spirit Filled Girl Talk.

 

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What do you do when life doesn't go the way you planned? In this heartfelt conversation, we sit down with Cecelia Curtis, host of The Heart of Friendship Podcast and founder of Ada's Teacup, for some girl talk about trusting God through life's unexpected transitions. From moving across the world to Japan, to infertility, career changes, and seasons of uncertainty, Cecelia shares how God met her in the middle of disappointment, waiting, and learning to surrender and trust God. With God, there is nothing wasted.

Together, we explore what it looks like to trust God when the future feels unclear, how to release control and embrace daily obedience, and why sisterhood is so important during difficult seasons. We also discuss the power of remembering God's faithfulness, finding peace in the waiting, and trusting that even when we can't see it, God is preparing us for what lies ahead.

If you're navigating a life transition, struggling with uncertainty, or wondering how to keep saying "yes" to God when His timing doesn't make sense, this conversation will encourage your heart and remind you that you are not forgotten.

In this episode, we discuss:

Trusting God in seasons of uncertainty

Navigating life transitions with faith

Surrendering control and embracing God's timing

Infertility, career changes, and unexpected detours

The importance of Christian sisterhood and support

Finding peace through daily obedience

Remembering God's faithfulness in every season

This Isn't Small Talk.
It's Spirit Filled Girl Talk.

 

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→ Listen to The Heart of Friendship: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-heart-of-friendship-how-to-make-friends/id1735453749

→ Check out Ada's Cup: https://adas-tea-cup.myshopify.com/discount/GIRLTALK
Discount code to try Cecelias lovely teas is GIRLTALK

 

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Have you ever wanted to try biblical fasting but weren't sure where to begin? Maybe it feels intimidating, overly religious, or like something only "super spiritual" Christians do. In this episode of Spirit Filled Girl Talk, we're sharing what happened when we completed our very first 7-day fast alongside six incredible women from our Spirit-Filled Sisterhood community.

We entered the fast praying for breakthrough in our marriages, but God had something even deeper in mind. Instead of simply changing our circumstances, He lovingly revealed areas of our own hearts that needed healing, surrender, and greater trust.

Together, we unpack what fasting really is, why Jesus modeled it, and how fasting isn't about earning God's favor or manipulating an outcome. It's about removing distractions so we can draw closer to Him, hear His voice more clearly, and grow in intimacy with Jesus.

In this episode, we discuss:

What the Bible says about fasting

Why Christians fast

Common misconceptions about fasting

What God revealed during our 7-day fast

Simple ways to begin fasting without fear or legalism

If you've been longing for a deeper relationship with Jesus, we pray this conversation encourages you to create space for Him to lovingly reveal what's in your heart.

 

This Isn't Small Talk.
It's Spirit Filled Girl Talk.

 

Resources Mentioned:

Mercy Culture Teaching on Fasting:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mercy-culture/id1460834339?i=1000763694572

Fasting Guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/188hN_kBXeESOyZbO7mffEiU8gcA9dlbN/view?usp=drive_link

7-Day Resepect Your Husband Challenge: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WCZIu3SGLGkBz9AAPDm9kbnvOEKrJOnk/view?usp=drive_link

 

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