Have you ever heard a Word from God, agreed with it, and then went right back to doing things your own way? 👀

In Episode 3 of Fix Ya Crown and Walk, ChaNese dives into James 1:19–27, focusing on the difference between hearing God’s Word and actually living it.

James reminds us that hearing the Word isn’t enough. We must allow it to change how we think, how we respond, and how we live.

Through a real-life story of trusting God during an unexpected job loss, this episode explores what it looks like to put faith into action when life doesn’t go according to plan.

Because sometimes, we don’t need another word from God. We need to walk out the last one He gave us.

👑 Fix ya crown.
🚶🏽‍♀️ Stop just hearing it. Start living it.

It’s time to walk it out!

Have you ever found yourself doing something you knew you shouldn’t do and then wondering, “Lord, why did You let me get here?”

In Episode 2 of the Fix Ya Crown and Walk James series, we are diving into James 1:12–18, focusing on verses 13–15 and the difference between being tested and being tempted.

James reminds us that God may allow our faith to be tested, but He does not tempt us to sin. Temptation often begins with a desire, and when we continue feeding that desire, it can eventually lead us somewhere we never intended to go.

This episode gets real about recognizing our triggers, identifying the bait, and learning to take the way out God provides.

Because temptation isn’t the same thing as defeat.

Sometimes fixing your crown means recognizing the temptation before you reach for it.

👑 Fix ya crown.
🚪 Take the way out.
🚶🏽‍♀️ And walk.

Journey with Me 💋

What happens when you ask God for wisdom but still struggle to trust the answer?

In this first episode of Fix Ya Crown and Walk James series, ChaNese dives into James 1:1-8, focusing on verses 6-8 and the danger of being double minded. We talk about the difference between having honest questions and allowing doubt to keep us spiritually unstable.

Sometimes we’re not confused, we’re conflicted. We want God’s direction, but we also want the answer to look the way we planned it.

This episode is a reminder that faith doesn’t mean having the whole picture. It means trusting God enough to take the next step, even when we don’t understand everything ahead.