I Ain’t Got Nothin’ to Say

Journeying through Self Righteousness

In this episode, I reflect on a pivotal time in my life when I moved out with my children and began homeschooling. This season marked not just a physical move, but also a deep spiritual transition. I was leaving my former church and living out the scripture from 2 Corinthians 5:17—embracing the idea of being a new creation in Christ.
As I navigated this journey, I sought to strengthen my relationship with God and understand how He truly saw me. In the midst of this exploration, I encountered a moment of deep personal conviction. While praying, I had a powerful experience where the Holy Spirit revealed that I had been struggling with a sense of self-righteousness. It was a difficult truth to accept at first, but it opened my eyes to a deeper issue I had been avoiding.
I share how I came to recognize this self-righteous attitude, reflecting on how my former church's teachings conditioned me to believe we were the only ones “doing it right.” Through prayer, research, and self-reflection, I began to unpack the characteristics of self-righteousness and saw how they resonated within me.
This episode is a vulnerable exploration of spiritual growth, humility, and the importance of being open to God’s voice—even when it challenges your deepest beliefs.
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The Process to Podcast

Learn about how the name of the podcast came to be about! Shardae explains the process to podcasting and what it took to get here.
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God Wanted to Kill ME

In this episode, we are joined by our very first guest, Raven Danielle, a prophet who shares her powerful, silenced story. She recounts two instances when she knew the enemy was trying to take her down, but she overcame with faith and resilience. 
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Practice Makes Perfect

In this episode, Prophet Shardae explores how practicing prophecy, including making mistakes, is essential for growth in the gift. She stresses that errors are part of the maturing process and should not lead prophets to retreat. Instead, maintaining a constant, communicative relationship with God is vital for refining one's prophetic abilities. Shardae encourages prophets to view mistakes as learning opportunities and to persist in their prophetic journey with continued divine guidance.

Repent Prophet

Prophet Shardae recounts struggling with delivering a message of repentance during a church service. Despite feeling a strong urge from God, she battled fear and doubt due to the incongruent atmosphere. Reluctant to disrupt worship, she faced internal conflict but ultimately overcame her fears. After a profound moment of prayer and surrender, she delivered the message.

Fawning Prophet

Prophet Shardae's trauma response, characterized by fawning and people-pleasing, led to her becoming silenced and retreating from her prophetic voice. Despite this, she drew strength from Matthew 10:28 and Proverbs 7:10, encouraging fellow prophets to seek God's approval over human approval and to embrace the wisdom found in fearing the Lord.

My Silenced Story

In the first episode, Prophet Shardae shares her personal journey of becoming unmuted. She explains why she chose to remain silent as a prophet and then offers guidance on how to find your voice by first cultivating a genuine relationship with the Holy Spirit. Prophets who resonate with Shardae's story will be inspired to speak out and remain vocal, never returning to silence.