In this engaging conversation, Erica Culclasure and Natasha Renee explore the themes of healing, purpose, and the challenges faced by women in ministry. They discuss the power of podcasting as a tool for sharing God's message and the importance of authenticity in their journeys. The conversation delves into overcoming self-doubt, navigating the need for approval, and embracing one's calling despite societal expectations. Through their personal experiences, they highlight the significance of community and support in the pursuit of spiritual growth and empowerment. In this engaging conversation, Natasha Renee and Erica Culclasure explore themes of sacrifice, self-reflection, and the importance of living authentically in faith. They discuss the human experience of Jesus' sacrifice, the need for accountability, and the call to serve God with purpose. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of community support, the fruits of the spirit, and the power of testimony in transforming lives. They encourage listeners to embrace their divine purpose, practice love as a command, and be true representatives of Christ in their daily lives.

Christian dating in 2025? Whew… it’s a battlefield out here. In this episode, we’re diving deep into what it REALLY looks like to date with discernment, boundaries, and standards while the world (and the DMs) stay testing your spirit. I’m joined by Minister Joy Coston, and together we’re talking through the tension between attraction and anointing, chemistry and calling, loneliness and purpose, and why choosing God while dating isn’t always the easiest—especially when the DMs look right but the spirit says, “Girl… no.” 😭🙌🏽 🔥 In this episode, we unpack: Why discernment is your real dating superpower How to spot spiritual red flags in the talking stage When someone is intimidated by your growth, calling, or boundaries Why “spinning the block” hits different when you’ve changed How to stay grounded when loneliness tries to talk louder than purpose What dating looks like when you refuse to compromise your walk 💬 For the women (and men) who are: Tired of the same cycles Learning to guard their peace AND their heart Trying to date while healing Figuring out how to say “no” when your flesh says “well…” Growing into the version of themselves God has called them to be 📖 Scripture References: Proverbs 3:5–6 • 1 Thessalonians 5:21 • Proverbs 4:23 💭 Episode Quote: “When you start loving God for real, you can’t entertain what drains your spirit.” 🎧 Stream Episode 5 everywhere now — Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. Subscribe, share, and tag us if this episode hits home for you! #FaithxRealLife #ChristianDating #GodlyRelationships #LivingOvercomingBecoming

Let’s be real — sometimes your spirit wants God, but your flesh still wants what used to feel good. This episode is for the ones who are still in that tug-of-war. I’m opening up about what it looks like to be in the middle — loving God, but still fighting the pull of old habits, comfort zones, and people that no longer serve the version of me He’s calling me to become. This isn’t a “got it all together” message. It’s a confession. It’s a mirror moment. Because choosing God over what’s temporary isn’t easy — but it’s worth it. 🔥 In this episode we talk about: What conviction really feels like when you’re still healing Why the enemy keeps using comfort as bait How to stop settling for temporary satisfaction Learning to be honest with God and yourself 📖 Scripture References: Romans 7:15–25 John 4:13–14 Micah 7:8 Philippians 1:6 Romans 8:1

Welcome to another episode of "Living Overcoming Becoming," where Erica, Sidney, and Naeem open up about the intricate dance between faith and mental health. This week, we delve into the real-life challenges that test our spiritual resolve, from dealing with preconceived notions and societal pressures to the personal battles of anxiety and depression. Our hosts share candid insights on how their faith guides them through these trials, emphasizing the power of vulnerability and the importance of community support. Tune in to hear how they navigate the complexities of being spiritual leaders while managing their own mental wellness. Whether you're seeking inspiration or solidarity, this episode offers a heartfelt exploration of healing and growth. #FaithAndMentalHealth #HealingJourney #SpiritualGrowth Essence Wellness Counseling as mentioned in the episode. Click the Link below to view their website. ⁠ https://essencewellnesscounseling.espressoedits.com/

In this episode of Living Overcoming Becoming, Erica and her brother TJ discuss their faith journey, the challenges of navigating family dynamics, and the impact of mentorship in their spiritual growth. They explore the weight of anointing, the experience of receiving the Holy Spirit, and the struggles that come with loss and grief. The conversation highlights the importance of finding a supportive church community and the ongoing journey of healing and rediscovery in faith. In this conversation, Erica Culclasure shares her journey of navigating career choices, spiritual growth, and the complexities of family dynamics. She discusses the challenges of being anointed while also feeling the weight of responsibility and the importance of self-care. The dialogue explores the balance between personal identity and spiritual calling, emphasizing the need for rest and the acceptance of one's unique journey. Through candid reflections, Erica encourages listeners to embrace their differences and find joy in their spiritual and personal lives.

In this episode, Erica returns for Season Two of her podcast, 'Living Overcoming Becoming.' She reflects on her journey of faith, personal growth, and the challenges she faced during her break. Erica emphasizes the importance of stepping different on purpose, setting boundaries, and living intentionally in alignment with God. She shares her experiences of realignment, the cost of growth, and the significance of prayer and spiritual practices. The episode concludes with encouragement for listeners to embrace their journey and seek God wholeheartedly.