Audacity: Storytelling With Letisha Bereola

Finding Clarity in Purpose and Calling: A Personal ReflectionIn this episode, Letisha shares her deeply personal journey in understanding her purpose, emphasizing the importance of aligning with God's calling, and offering practical insights for listeners seeking clarity in their own lives. She explores the intersection of faith, purpose, and everyday living, encouraging us to focus on what truly matters. Key Topics: The universal quest for purpose and why it questions our significance Letitia's story of growing up without her father and how it shaped her search for worth The impact of cultural expectations and prophetic words about leadership and greatness The cycle of questioning purpose, confusion, and the comparison trap fueled by social media The importance of self-identity rooted in God's view: being His creation, daughter, and masterpiece Declaring purpose as keeping Jesus as the focus and point of passion Loving, helping, and pointing others to Christ as the core of purpose Using one's gifts—particula

AI is advancing faster than anyone predicted — and most of the conversation is about economics, ethics, and innovation. But there's a layer nobody is talking about loudly enough, and it's the spiritual one. In this episode, Tish explores the identity crisis quietly building beneath the surface of the AI revolution. When a machine can outperform us at most work-related tasks, what happens to the worth we've wrapped up in our productivity? And more importantly — what does Scripture say about who we actually are? We go back to Genesis and the Hebrew word tzelem — the image of God — and why that single truth is the anchor your identity needs right now. This isn't a tech episode. It's a Kingdom conversation about dignity, authority, and what makes us irreplaceable in a world that's changing fast. Tish also gets personal about why she's been studying this intersection of faith and AI, and why she believes Christians need to be in this conversation — not out of fear, but out of spiritual responsibility. If you've ev

Your attention is being fought over — and right now, the screens are winning. In this episode, we get real about what it actually takes to hear from God when life is loud, your calendar is maxed out, and your phone never stops buzzing. This isn't about becoming a monk. It's about being ruthless with where you give your attention — because what you give your attention to, expands. In this episode, we talk through four practical, tried-and-true ways to discern God's voice in the middle of the noise: Going back to the Word — and why consistent time in Scripture changes everything about how God meets you there Journaling your prayers — because sometimes you find your words on paper before you find them in prayer God speaking through people — and how to recognize it, receive it, and get a witness on it Worship as a portal — what happens in that space when your soul slips somewhere words can't go This one is personal. It's honest. And it's a challenge to both of us to stop giving the best of our attention to

We throw around phrases like "I trust God" and "I live a surrendered life" — but what does that actually look like on a random Tuesday when you feel behind, burned out, and like this can't possibly be the extraordinary life you were called to?In this episode, Letisha gets real about what she's learning in the middle of her own surrender journey — not from the destination, but from the road. She shares four practical ways to stop running ahead of God and start making real space for Him to be God in your life: being present in the season you're in, slowing down your reactions to inspiration and ideas, checking your intuition against Scripture, and knowing your own patterns well enough to build guardrails before you need them.This is for the woman who has faith, who prays, who believes — and who's still wondering why it feels like she's hitting walls. Surrender, it turns out, isn't a dramatic one-time event. It's a slow, daily return. And you don't have to figure it out alone. Say hello on Instagram: @letishaber

Maybe you can relate. Maybe there's a part of your life where you've been saying "God, bless this plan" instead of "God, what's YOUR plan?" Your career? Your relationships? Your financial security? The impact you want to make?In this episode, I'm getting vulnerable about the secret kingdom I've been running in my heart—the protected space where I wanted God's approval but not necessarily His leadership. And I'm discovering that I'm not alone in this. So many of us have these little kingdoms we've built, and we don't even realize we're exhausted from trying to be both the queen AND let God be king.We'll talk about what true surrender actually looks like (and why it's not as scary as it sounds), what happens when we finally stop protecting our plans, and why a life fully surrendered to God isn't a boring consolation prize—it's actually beyond anything we could manufacture on our own.This conversation is for anyone who's tired of the tension between their plans and God's peace. For the ambitious woman who's star

Modern Christianity doesn't look like Jesus anymore. So I went back to Mark 1 to find out what we've been missing.I've been feeling disconnected—from the noise, the politics, the culture wars, the influencers using faith to justify positions that look nothing like Christ. So I made a decision: I needed to get clear on who Jesus actually was and what His mission was really about.When I opened Mark chapter 1 and read Jesus's very first public message, everything clicked. After decades of following Christ, I finally understood what I'd been missing:"The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel." — Mark 1:14-15Four sentences. That's how Jesus opened His ministry. Not with "be a good person" or "love everyone" (though those flow from this). He came announcing a KINGDOM. And understanding what that means changes everything about how we follow Him.In this episode, we explore:What "the kingdom of God" actually means (it's not just heaven when you die)Why Jesus led with TH

There’s no escaping what’s happening in the United States right now. Even if you turn off the news, you can still feel the tension in the air—and many of us are carrying it quietly.In this episode, I share an honest check-in about how I’m processing this moment. I’m not handling it perfectly, and I don’t have everything figured out. But instead of reacting out of fear, anger, or urgency, I’m asking a different question: God, how do I need to be positioned in this time?This is a reflection on clarity, discernment, and faith—not as performance or prediction, but as orientation. A reminder that in seasons of uncertainty, clarity matters more than panic, and staying rooted matters more than having all the answers.If you’ve felt the weight of this moment and are trying to discern how to move forward with wisdom and steadiness, this conversation is for you. Say hello on Instagram: @letishabereola Subscribe YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LetishavBereola Speaking, hosting, event inquiries: Media@grouppar

In this episode, I'm sharing an honest reflection about acknowledging our need for God—not just in crisis moments, but in the everyday grind of trying to do it all. And the peace that comes when we finally admit we can't do this alone.

Everyone tells you that you need balance before you can start building your dream. But what if waiting for that perfect balance is actually the very thing keeping you stuck?In this episode, I'm getting real about what it looks like to build a media company while working a 9-5, raising two kids, and managing existing businesses. The truth? You don't need balance to start. You need grit, resilience, and the creativity to find pockets of time that already exist in your day.In this episode:The Balance Myth Why balance isn't something you achieve before you begin—it's a compass, not a destination. And what it actually feels like to build among life's demands rather than waiting for them to calm down.Finding Pockets of Time That Friday I finished work at 4:30 and had every excuse to go home—but stayed 30 minutes to record instead. How an 8-hour workday is actually really long when you look closely. And why you're not looking for hours, you're looking for pockets.The Work Hangover My story of pushing too hard (a 9am

If you want 10X results, you can't keep doing what got you here. You have to let go of 80% of what's keeping you busy and go all in on the 20% that's actually your zone of genius.  In this episode, I'm sharing how Dan Sullivan's book "10X is Easier Than 2X" is shifting how I think about my business and calling. I'm juggling client work that pays the bills with the deeper work I'm meant to do—building my own voice and content. The reality? Most of your results come from 20% of what you do. Every hour in that other 80% is an hour you're not building the future you want. In this episode: • Letting go of comfortable, steady income • The dream beneath the dream • Why working harder won't get you there • How to transition when you can't shut everything down • The higher calling that never leaves you If you're feeling the tension between what pays the bills and what you're called to create, this one's for you. 

It's 2026, and if you're feeling the weight of these times as a Christian woman—the headlines, the division, the uncertainty—you're not alone. I'm feeling it too. This episode is about acknowledging what's real, processing it together, and figuring out how we show up with faith and purpose instead of fear.THE GEOPOLITICAL LANDSCAPE AND MATTHEW 24 Wars, rumors of wars, global tensions escalating. As a former journalist, I read headlines from multiple sources, and honestly? My body physically reacts. My stomach was in knots the other day. Matthew 24 told us: "You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but don't be alarmed. These things must happen, but the end is still to come." Even knowing that doesn't make it easier when you're raising kids. The last six years have felt like one escalation after another. So when I feel that heaviness, I take it directly to God. I ask Him for peace about the times we're living in and what we're supposed to do.RAISING KIDS IN UNCERTAIN TIMES I have a 10-year-old son and a 5-yea

Hey friends! Big news—I'm officially on YouTube now! Yes, your girl who's been audio-only is now showing up on video. Messy bun, no mascara, and all. If you want to see what I look like talking about all this, head to YouTube and search "Letisha Bereola"—I'll be there waiting for you. Also, peep the name change? I've decided I'm enough. I don't need a fancy title to lure in potential listeners. This is me, unfiltered.  Let me tell you why this is such a big deal.I'm 41 years old. I have an award-winning media career behind me. I've been on TV for over a decade. I've produced content for some of the most recognizable people in the world. And yet, for the past few years, I've been hiding. Making excuses. Putting off showing up the way I know I'm supposed to.In this episode, I'm getting real about why successful women—women with credentials, experience, and proven track records—still struggle to start. Why we wait for everything to be perfect. Why we care what people from our past will think. Why we dim our own

In this episode of With Everything, host Letisha Bereola discusses her reflections on the biblical story of King Saul and the Prophet Samuel from 1 Samuel 15:11. She delves into the deeper meanings behind God's emotional responses and explores how God's deep sorrow and grief over Saul's decisions reflect His emotional investment in our lives. She also invites listeners to join her for 'Glowy Live' on December 14th—a special session for deeper scriptural discussions and connection with God and community.Sign up for GLOWY Live here: 00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:26 Upcoming Event: Glowy Live01:32 Exploring the Story of King Saul02:32 Understanding God's Regret04:10 God's Emotional Investment in Our Lives06:41 Personal Reflections and Conclusion Say hello on Instagram: @letishabereolaSpeaking, hosting, event inquires: Media@groupparadigm.coJoin Letisha's email list: https://letishabereola.myflodesk.com/with-everything

This week’s episode is for the woman who feels God nudging her toward something new — a community, an idea, a project, a calling — but the fear of starting (or messing up) keeps getting louder.Letisha shares the real, messy behind-the-scenes story of launching the first Glowy Live and discovering — minutes before starting — that the calendar link was broken for almost everyone who signed up. What happened next became a lesson in courage, capacity, resilience, and what it means to begin even when it feels imperfect.Through honest storytelling, Letisha offers three takeaways for every high-capacity woman carrying a God-given dream:Starting is brave — and harder than we admit.You need help. You can’t hold your whole life alone.Your recovery time matters more than the mistake.If you’ve been delaying the thing God placed on your heart, this episode is your permission to begin — imperfectly, honestly, courageously.Key TakeawaysStarting something new will stretch you, no matter how capable you are.High-capacity wome

For the women who feel at capacity.If life has been loud, fast, and full—and you feel like your own spiritual life and God-given dreams have been pushed to the margins—this episode is for you.Letisha opens up about the real tension high-capacity women face: holding down a job, a vision, a home, the holidays, the kids, the health appointments, and the quiet longing to connect with God in a deeper way.She shares candidly about:Feeling scattered in your quiet timeTrying to steward purpose while juggling lifeWatching your vision shrink under the weight of daily responsibilitiesThe spiritual ache of not having enough marginThe desire to show up for God… even when exhaustedAnd she reminds you:Your purpose doesn’t get to die just because you’re tired.The dream God gave you still matters.You were made for such a time as this.Join us for GLOWY LIVE, Sunday, November 23rd at 8 pm EST: A space to breathe, pray, reconnect with God, and receive the encouragement your heart has been craving. Say hello on Instagram: @letish

 In this week’s episode of With Everything, Letisha takes us back to the Old Testament—where God’s master plan for humanity first began to unfold. Inspired by watching The House of David with her son, she rediscovers the beauty and intentionality of God’s pursuit of His people since the beginning of time.Through 1 Samuel 10:6, Letisha reminds us that it is God who anoints, empowers, and transforms us—not our own strength or striving. Just as Saul, Moses, and countless others were chosen and changed by God’s Spirit, we too are invited to let Him work through us rather than trying to do the work for Him.This episode is a reflection on surrender, divine timing, and trusting the One who has always had the plan—long before we tried to make our own.Scripture:“The Spirit of the Lord will come upon you in power, and you will prophesy with them; and you will be changed into a different person.”— 1 Samuel 10:6 (NIV)Key Takeaways:God’s plan has always been in motion—before you ever made one.We don’t use God to do great

Tonight, let peace find you. In this calming Glowy Sleep session, Letisha guides you through a gentle wind-down inspired by Psalm 23 — The Lord is my Shepherd, I lack nothing.You’ll breathe deeply, release the weight of the day, and rest in the truth that God is watching over you.This episode blends scripture, reflection, and prayer to help you let go of striving and settle into sacred rest.**What to expect:**

There’s a version of you that you can feel.She’s clearer. More grounded. More aligned with God.You can see her in your spirit — but you’re not fully her yet.This episode is about that space in the middle — the gap. I’m sharing honestly about what it feels like to use your voice while you're still figuring out what your voice even is in this season. Not the polished version. Not the confident “I’ve arrived” version. The in-process, still unfolding, still listening for God version.  Because maybe you’ve been feeling it too:You know you’re called, but some days you don’t feel qualified.You have the vision, but the reality feels smaller than what you imagined.You’re building something meaningful, but it’s slow, uneven, and sometimes confusing.You want to please God with your life, but the process requires patience, humility, and courage.Inside the episode, you’ll hear:Why your good taste can make your early work feel not-good-enoughHow to keep showing up when your output doesn’t match your vision yetThe question

You weren’t made to shrink back—you were made to rise up.In this Glowy devotional, Letisha guides you through a moment of stillness, reflection, and renewal as you meditate on Romans 8:31–39. Discover what it means to live from victory, not for it—and remember that no power, problem, or pressure can separate you from God’s love.Take a deep breath. You’re not defeated. You’re more than a conqueror.

This Glowy midweek reset is a short devotional designed to help you pause, breathe, and rest in God’s presence.With a calm and prayerful rhythm, you’ll be guided through Psalm 46:10:“Be still, and know that I am God.” (NIV)and from The Message: “Step out of traffic. Take a long, loving look at me, your High God, above politics, above everything.”As you place your hand over your heart, you’ll be reminded that God is near—closer than your breath. In these quiet moments, distractions fade, and His peace begins to flow into every part of your life.This devotional includes:A grounding moment to quiet your spiritScripture read in two translationsA short prayer asking God to break off busyness and restore peaceIf your week has been full of noise and hurry, let Glowy help you breathe, reset, and find stillness again in His presence.  Say hello on Instagram: @letishabereolaSpeaking, hosting, event inquires: Media@groupparadigm.coJoin Letisha's email list: https://letishabereola.myflodesk.com/with-everything