In this episode of Grace Girl Podcast: Rooted & Connected, Pastor Dawn Michelle joins us for a heartfelt and transparent conversation about faith, leadership, and walking in grace. She shares how she’s learned to release stress about her children into God’s hands, how her faith keeps her rooted and grounded in the school system, and how she’s leaned on God in tough situations—like navigating challenges with difficult parents. Pastor Dawn opens up about balancing the many hats she wears without losing herself, the importance of boundaries, and her personal “Grace Practice” of recharging by the water. She also offers wisdom on discerning when to say “yes” or “no” to assignments, reminding us that “no is a complete sentence.” For the Grace Girl who feels overlooked, Pastor Dawn delivers a powerful encouragement: every rejection and delay is simply a stepping stone toward God’s perfect timing. Your seat at the table is already prepared—your date with destiny is coming!

In this episode of Rooted to Reign with Prophet Frank Delaney, we talk about what it means to be a woman of prayer and grace. From understanding the difference between routine prayer and praying with authority, to learning how to give yourself grace when you miss the mark, this conversation is filled with encouragement for every woman seeking a deeper prayer life. Prophet Delaney also shares a powerful word and closes with a short prayer to remind you that when you are rooted in prayer, you are empowered to reign in grace.

No filters. No cliques. No “you can’t sit with us” vibes—just real women, real laughs, and real grace. In our very first episode, we’re unpacking what community really feels like (spoiler: it’s not just a group chat), sharing the little things that make us laugh until we snort, and talking about why it’s so hard to give ourselves grace but so easy to give it away. We’ll also celebrate the “Grace Girls” who’ve inspired us and why. Think of it like a couch hang with your favorite girlfriends—the kind where you leave feeling lighter, encouraged, and reminded that you’re not doing life alone. Hit play and join the sisterhood… because grace looks good on you.