Find Our Breath

What do you do once God shows you the vision? In this episode of The Author’s Chair , Dr. Reginald Charlestin invites you behind the pages of Reclaiming Vision: Clarifying the Call. Embracing the Blueprint to explore...

Saying yes to God is only the beginning. The deeper work happens when we choose to live into the yes. In this episode of Find Our Breath , Dr. Reginald Charlestin reflects on the cost of growth, the courage required to...

Have you ever wondered, “Is this God speaking…or is it just me?” Discerning the voice of God is rarely as simple as we hope. It often means learning to distinguish His gentle whisper from the many voices that shape our...

Courage is often imagined as something loud, certain, and unshaken. But most of the time, it arrives much quieter than that. In this opening episode of Becoming Brave , we explore courage not as the absence of fear, but...

This week on Find Our Breath , we're doing something a little different. I'm inviting you to pull up The Author's Chair —an occasional behind-the-scenes conversation where we step beyond the pages and explore what God...

What do you do when your understanding reaches its limit? In this episode of Find Our Breath , Dr. Reginald Charlestin explores the tension between faith and uncertainty through the lens of Proverbs 3:5-6. Together...

<p>What happens when the person you trust the least is yourself?</p><p>In this episode of Find Our Breath, Dr. Reginald Charlestin explores the often-overlooked journey of rebuilding self-trust after disappointment...

<p>What do you do when you sense your life is changing, but you can’t yet see where the road leads?</p><p>In this episode of Find Our Breath, Dr. Reginald Charlestin explores the sacred tension of trusting God in...

<p>Many people were taught how to care for others… but never taught how to care for themselves.</p><p>So we overextend. Over-function. Over-give. And quietly wonder why we feel exhausted, disconnected, resentful, or...

<p>We all carry stories.</p><p>Stories shaped by childhood experiences, relationships, wounds, disappointments, survival, and the ways we learned to make sense of the world around us. Over time, those stories can become...

<p>Sometimes life doesn’t move the way we planned.</p><p>There are moments when we’re forced to pause… to pivot… to tend to what’s in front of us rather than push forward. And while that can feel frustrating, it is...

<p>What if holiness is not about perfection—but about wholeness?</p><p>For many, holiness has been shaped by ideas of flawlessness, spiritual performance, and having everything together. But what do we do with the parts...

<p>Many of us learned early in life that certain parts of who we are were not welcome.</p><p>Our vulnerability. Our anger. Our questions. Our needs.</p><p>So we adapted. We became stronger, quieter, more agreeable, or...

<p>Healing rarely happens the way we expect it to.</p><p>Many of us were taught that pain should have a deadline—that if enough time passes, we should simply “get over it.” But the truth is that healing does not follow...

<p>Before we can become whole, we must gently ask: Where was I wounded?</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Reginald Charlestin invites listeners into a compassionate exploration of how unnoticed emotional and spiritual “paper...