This is one of those episodes that’s more of a heart conversation than a discussion.
I talked about the kind of parent I hope to be someday — and why the work starts now, long before children enter the picture.
I don’t just want to raise well-behaved children.
I want to raise loved children. Secure children. Children who know God, not just church.
This episode is about healing, unlearning, and preparing — so that one day, our homes can be safe places.
Not perfect places — but peaceful ones.
If you’ve ever thought about the kind of parent you want to become someday… this one is for you.
One minute you’re reading for End-Of-Posting Assessments. The next, you’re calculating bills and wondering why adulthood didn’t come with a manual.
In this episode, Sharon and Eniola talk about that in-between season — when you’re not fully a student anymore but definitely not a fully functioning adult either.
From post-exam breakdowns to “God, what am I even doing with my life?” moments, it’s a real talk on confusion, contentment, and finding identity in Christ when life feels like a blur.
We’ve all had those moments where life said, “You’ll learn today.”
In this episode, Sharon and Eniola get real (and a little exposed) about the mistakes, heartbreaks, and friendship lessons that taught them the most — the hard way.
From ignoring red flags to forcing what wasn’t meant to be, this one’s equal parts laughter, honesty, and healing.
Because the truth is, God even uses our messy moments to grow us.
Tune in, laugh with us, and maybe learn a few lessons before life makes you too.
You ever feel like everyone else’s life is moving… and yours is buffering?
Yeah, same.
In this episode, Eniola and I talk about Faith, FOMO, and Figuring It Out — that awkward space between trusting God and wondering if you should’ve gone to Canada too ...lol
We laughed (a lot), got real about comparison, and shared how we’re learning to stop rushing what God is still building.
Because truth is — you’re not late. You’re right on schedule.
In this episode of the Salem Podcast, Sharon takes us on a reflective journey inspired by the towering skyscrapers of Dubai. Beyond the impressive heights and gleaming facades, Sharon delves into the importance of strong foundations—whether in architecture, personal growth, or spiritual life.
Join us as we explore what it truly means to build high, focusing on the unseen elements that ensure lasting strength and resilience.
What did God truly intend when He created relationships?
In this episode of The Salem Podcast, Sharon takes us back to the original blueprint — exploring why relationships exist, the purpose they serve, and how we can align our love lives with God’s heart.
Whether you’re single, dating, or married, this conversation will give you clarity, peace, and direction on how to walk in God’s design for love.
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Have you ever felt like life put you on pause? Maybe stuck between where you were and where you’re going?
In this episode, recorded during a layover in Dubai, I reflect on how waiting seasons often feel uncomfortable, yet they carry deep purpose.
Just like airports give us time to rest, refuel, and prepare for the next flight, God uses our “in-between” moments to strengthen us for what’s ahead. If you’re in a season that feels slow, uncertain, or frustrating, this episode is for you.
Take a deep breath, lean in, and be reminded: the layover is not the end rather IT IS PART OF THE JOURNEY!
Friendships don’t always stay the same. Sometimes people grow, life changes, and what used to feel so close now feels distant.
In this episode of The Salem Podcast, Sharon talks about why friendships shift, how to navigate the pain of drifting apart, and how to embrace new seasons without bitterness. If you’ve ever wondered how to handle changing dynamics with grace, wisdom, and faith, this conversation is for you.
“Prayed. Believed. Hoped. And it still didn’t work out. Now what?
In this episode of The Salem Podcast, Sharon talks about how to handle disappointment without letting it steal your joy. With real talk, scripture, and practical tips, you’ll learn how to process pain and hold onto hope.”
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Do you feel like everything you do has to be flawless before it even sees the light of day?
In this episode of The Salem Podcast, Sharon breaks down the subtle difference between perfectionism and excellence—and why God calls us to one, not the other. Get ready to drop the pressure, find freedom in faithfulness, and start showing up with your best, not your fear.”
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We often feel guilty for saying “no,” but what if boundaries are actually one of the most loving things you can practice?
In this episode of The Salem Podcast, I explore why boundaries are necessary, how to set them without guilt, and how even Jesus modeled them in His own life.
From everyday examples to spiritual truths, this conversation will help you protect your peace, love more intentionally, and live from a place of wholeness.
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In this raw and heartfelt episode, Sharon sits down with Iyanu — her friend who is a visionary leader, student fellowship president, and business owner — to talk about the hidden burden of leading while carrying personal pain.
From suffering personal losses to juggling responsibility in ministry, medicine, and life, Iyanu shares what it really means to show up for others when you feel empty yourself.
If you’ve ever felt unseen in your struggle or pressured to be strong for everyone else, this conversation will meet you right where you are.
Do listen, share and leave a comment.
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We don’t talk about this enough — how trauma doesn’t just affect our romantic relationships, but our friendships too.
In this episode, I’m getting real and personal about how unresolved pain, fear of abandonment, trust issues, and emotional walls can quietly affect the way we connect with the people who love us. I share some of my own experiences, the patterns I’ve had to unlearn, and what healing in friendship can look like.
If you’ve ever struggled to let people in, if you’ve pushed good friends away, or if you’re trying to love someone who’s healing — this conversation is for you.
It’s honest, vulnerable, and full of hope.
Because healing is possible.
And real, safe friendships do exist.
In a world that glorifies raw and unfiltered, this episode reminds us that being real doesn't have to mean being reckless. It explores the balance between authenticity and wisdom and how true maturity means choosing kindness, even when you are being honest.
It is real talk... with GRACE.
In this short and heartfelt episode, Sharon talks about the simple but powerful act of checking in. With your loved ones and with yourself.
In a fast-paced world, sometimes all someone needs is a sicere "How are you...really?"
Tune in for a gentle reminder that love shows up, listens, and pays attention.
Also, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY MUMMY!!
What do you do when you love God… but keep doing things that break His heart?
In this raw and honest episode, I talk about the tension between our desire to please God and the weight of habits, addictions, and cycles we can’t seem to shake.
From Romans 7 to real-life struggles, this is for anyone who’s ever felt like giving up because of sin, shame, or spiritual exhaustion.
You’re not alone. You’re not fake. And God’s not done with you.
Let’s talk about grace, struggle, and the journey to real freedom.
ALSO HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN ADVANCE TO MY MAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your early 20s can feel like a wild mix of pressure, possibilities, confusion, and tiny glimpses of clarity. In this very real and personal episode, I’m talking about what it’s really like to navigate this season — the moments of “God, help me,” the wins that no one claps for, and the beautiful support systems that make it all bearable.
I open up about how my relationship has been one of the safest spaces in this journey, and how my friendships have carried me through the highs and lows. This one’s for anyone who’s still figuring it out (which is basically… all of us).
So if you’re in your 20s, love someone in their 20s, or just need a reminder that you’re not alone — press play.
In this final episode of the Real Love. Real Faith. Real You series, we’re closing things out by talking about something deeply personal — becoming the real you.
What does it mean to live authentically in a world full of pressure, expectations, and noise? How do you stay rooted in God’s love, walk by faith, and still stay true to who you are?
This episode is a reminder that your identity is not something you have to perform — it’s something you discover in Christ. We’re talking healing, growth, identity, and freedom. If you’ve been feeling lost, fake, or unsure of who you really are, let this be your call to come home to yourself — the version of you that God always saw and loved.
In this fourth episode of the Real Love. Real Faith. Real You series, we’re diving into a conversation that a lot of people tiptoe around — how faith intersects with our mental health.
What does it really mean to trust God when your mind feels heavy? Can you love Jesus and go to therapy? Where does faith come in when you’re battling anxiety, depression, or just feeling overwhelmed?
This episode is a raw and real exploration of how God’s love meets us in the depths of our emotions, and how faith doesn’t deny mental health struggles — it gives us hope through them. If you’ve ever wrestled with your mind and wondered where God fits in all of it, this one’s for you.
In this raw and relatable episode of Real Love. Real Faith. Real You, we’re getting into the messy middle — situationships. You know, the “talking stage” that feels like a relationship but isn’t one? Yeah, that.
We talk about what God’s love looks like in confusing spaces, how to guard your heart without building walls, and why settling for “almost love” can quietly break you. This isn’t just about romance — it’s about clarity, wholeness, and loving yourself enough to choose God’s best.
Let’s unpack the truth, the tension, and the healing we all need.