It’s a special one today, because not only is it Episode 4 of The Naked Truth — it’s also my birthday! And what better way to celebrate life than to sit down with someone who’s poured into mine — my work mom, the queen, the wifey, the boss! Today, we’re talking about something real — something raw — the idolatry of marriage. We’re not attacking marriage — we’re examining how even good things can become god things. Let’s get naked about it.”

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The Naked Truth: Ep.3 Saved and Struggling

Hey family, and welcome back to another episode of The Naked Truth—where we strip away shame and have the conversations the church is sometimes too afraid to have. I’m your host, [Hannah Rochelle ], and today’s episode is personal, raw, and necessary.”

“This one’s for the people who love God—but still wrestle with desire. The ones who are walking with Jesus but also walking through temptation. Today, we’re talking about lust—but not just in the sexual sense.”

“We’re diving into what it means to be saved and still struggling… with misplaced desires, unmet expectations, and the temptation to want God’s hand more than we want His heart.”

“Because let’s be honest—lust doesn’t always look like late-night texts and porn addictions. Sometimes it shows up in our prayers, in our disappointment, in our hunger for affirmation, attention, or control.”

“Joining me today is someone I deeply respect—a man of God who keeps it real and rooted. Pastor Brandon Davis is here to help us unpack this tension, bring truth to the struggle, and remind us that grace is still available even when the fight is real.”

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The Naked Truth Ep.2: Holy Tears The art of Lamenting

Welcome back to The Naked Truth, where we strip away shame and get real about sex, spirituality, and the stuff the church told us to keep quiet. What if sorrow is sacred? What if God does His best heart work in our hardest moments?”


Today’s episode? It’s for the one who loves God… but still has questions.
The one who’s been told, ‘Don’t question God,’ but can’t keep pretending like everything makes sense.

We’ve inherited a beautiful faith—but sometimes, we’ve also inherited silence.
Especially as Black Christians, we’ve been taught to shout over sorrow and dance around doubt.

But the truth is: God never told us to be quiet. He told us to be close.
And sometimes closeness sounds like, ‘God, where were You?’

So today, we’re digging into the art of questioning God without losing your faith.
Because lament is not rebellion—it’s relationship.

Grab your journal. Grab your tissue. Grab your honesty.

Let’s get into The Naked Truth.”

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