Unveiled

As broken people, feeling empty is something we struggle with sometimes. If you've ever just felt lonely, rejected, or just flat out empty—we get it. We've been there, too. But we can say without a shadow of a doubt that there's someone who can get you through your trials and heal every broken piece of you. His name is Jesus. With Jesus at the foundation, we can become whole and live full, joyful lives! In this episode, our host Jordyn Imari is having a chat with Christin Pittman, founder of Jesus and Co.We discussed:What life was like before JesusDaily habits for a healthy and balanced lifeHow our relationship with Jesus creates a space for wellness If you're someone who desires to be whole, this episode is for you! Let's dive in.Connect with ChristinPersonal IG: @cfiles__Ministry IG: @jesusndcoWebsite: www.jesusndco.comConnect with Jordyn ImariIG: @jordynimariWebsite: www.jordynimari.com

Have you ever been heartbroken? Had unrequited feelings for someone? Find yourself in chronic “situationships?” Let's dive right into this topic! Relationship coach Judith Pereira all the way from Mumbai, India graced us with her (virtual) presence on the Unveiled podcast and it was FIRE!If you’re a woman dealing with heartbreak from a broken relationship or “situationship,” this episode is for you!We discussed:The biggest mistakes women make when trying to move on from an exThe biggest pain point for women after they break up with their exPractical steps to move on, including:Identifying your situation. What do you really want?Taking off the rose-colored glasses and seeing your ex for who they really areSeeking same-sex community for a support systemStarting a self-development journey, achieve small thingsTune in as our host Jordyn Imari has this amazing conversation with heartbreak coach, Judith Pereira.Grab Judith’s new book here.Connect with Judith @journalofjudith on Instagram and at www.journalofjudith.com.

So, they crossed your boundaries, huh? I got you.As people, we can be really messy. Not everyone has the same values, respect, or intentions. The good news is—there is room for us to decide what we will and will not tolerate in our lives. God is glorified through boundaries. They help us show up just as He intended.This episode gives some practical tips on what to do when someone crosses your boundaries. Let's get into it.Connect with me on IG! @jordynimari 

So, I cried in this episode. Yeah, it happened—but I'm so glad I did because it shows that I'm still healing, learning, and growing in this area. If you're struggling with understanding the importance of healthy boundaries, this episode is for you.In this episode we tackle:why boundaries are importantthe biblical evidence for boundariesmy mistakes with boundariesGod's redeeming plan for boundariesAnd I get a little emotional, y'all because I know what it's like to not have boundaries and it nearly killed me. This is what it NOT having boundaries lead to:ruined creditheartbreakemotional abusehaving to leave my churchI want to share my mistakes and what I've learned on this journey and I hope it gives you encouragement.Scripture references:Adam's stewardship of the Garden of Eden (Genesis 2:15)Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5; verses 22-23)God will help you and give you wisdom (James 1:5)

We're officially on season 3 and we couldn't be more excited! To kick the season off, our host, Jordyn Imari brought on a very special guest! Chi Zhou is the founder of Salt and Light Inc. which sells handcrafted body oils, body butter, and scrubs.Just like most of us, 2020 TESTED Chi and she had no choice but to lean on the Lord. Through that season, God gave her a revelation about living an abundant and prosperous life. She filled her vision board with a Tesla and a million dollar home and just KNEW that God would provide. Sounds amazing, right?Listen to this raw and transparent episode where Chi and Jordyn dive into what it means to live in abundance.Connect with us a social!@salt.and.light.inc@jordynimari

"Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” -Matthew 5:10Say what? If I'm persecuted for righteousness I'm considered blessed?In the final episode of the Beatitudes & Emotional Health series AND the final episode of season 2 of the Unveiled podcast, our host Jordyn Imari, unpacks the truth about picking up your cross and following Jesus Christ.Let's get into it!Scripture references:Beatitude (Matthew 5:10)Christians hated by the world (John 15:19-20)No one can serve two masters (Matthew 6:24)Eventually, there will be no more sorrow (Revelation 21:4)

What does it look like to be a peacemaker? Take a moment to picture Jesus on the cross. We were sinners in conflict with God. We deserved death. However, Jesus took it upon himself to become sin in order to make peace and reconcile us back to God.  He stood in our place. He took the blame for us. And his name was certainly not cleared, because they put Him to death. Listen to this powerful episode where our host, Jordyn Imari, talks about what it means for us to be a peacemaker; and when we can't necessarily make peace, how to humble ourselves and allow God to fight our battles. Because He 's a God who fights for us. But He can't fight for us if we're always standing in the way trying to throw the first punch.Tune in!Scripture referencesMatthew 5:9 (Beatitude)Romans 12:18 (living at peace as much as possible)Connect with @jordynimari on Instagram! Share your thoughts, reviews, etc.

So, about this heart of mine––can it be bad?In today's episode, our host, Jordyn Imari is diving into part 6 of this series. She's discussing what the Bible says about our hearts. The Lord is concerned with our hearts as opposed to our outside appearance because the heart is where our innermost desires, thoughts, sense of calling and purpose, our understanding, and character reside.In essence, who you are, what you think, what you say, how you act, flows from the heart.Let's get into one of the most loving, yet broken parts of ourselves.Scripture references:Beatitude: Matthew 5:8Guarding your heart: Proverbs 4:23Inside vs. Outside appearance: 1 Samuel 16:7Jesus rebukes Pharisees: Matthew 23David's prayer of repentance: Psalm 51Connect with @jordynimari on Instagram! Share your thoughts, reviews, etc.

Mercy is a heart posture. And it only comes from a heart that has felt spiritual emptiness. This merciful heart has grieved its sin and has learned to wait meekly for the timing of the Lord, and it has learned to cry out in hunger for God’s righteousness.Are you struggling with seeing others as more than their mistakes?Are you someone who struggles with showing compassion?Are you mistakingly living in "deservedness"? Episode scripture references:Matthew 5:7 (Beatitude)Titus 3:5 (God's mercy)Luke 10:25-37 (The Good Samaritan)Connect with Jordyn Imari on Instagram! @jordynimari

Cut off culture. Cancel culture. Don't like someone? Unfriend them. This is the world in which we live. As Believers, we're called to do the opposite, though. We're called to pursue peace, forgive, reconcile relationships,  and live peacefully among others as best we can. It's not always easy, though –– I know. But what does this say about your spirituality and emotional health if you can get this area of your life together? Tune in and let's chat!We tackle:+ restoring relationships+ failed reconciliation+ *actively* pursuing peaceScripture reference: Matthew 5:6Let's get into it!!Connect with Jordyn Imari on IG @jordynimari

Do you know what it truly means to be meek or humble? Jesus is our perfect example of walking in humility, but this ain't for the faint of heart, y'all!!In a society that screams “it’s all about me,” it can be super difficult for us as Believers to be different. But the Lord calls us to be different. In today's episode, we're discussing how humility reflects emotional wellness.We tackle:+seeking validation from people+submission to the Lord+Is God enough?Scripture reference: Matthew 5:5Let's get into it!!Connect with Jordyn Imari on IG @jordynimari

Have you ever grieved over your sin? The Lord comforts us during these times.In part 2 of the Beatitudes and Emotional Health series,  we're discussing how mourning reflects emotional health. But not just any mourning, specifically mourning over our sins and the sins of others/this world.Today's episode is based from Matthew 5:4We tackle:+self-awareness+honesty+grieving over sin+removing the masksLeave a rating and review! And as always, feel free to connect with me on Instagram @jordynimari and let me know how the Unveiled podcast has been encouraging you!

The Bible tells us "blessed" are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 5:3). I don't know about you, but "poor in spirit" does not seem blessed to me.Let's discuss this friends! In part 1 of our "The Beatitudes & Emotional Health" series, we are diving into how being poor in spirit reflects emotional wellness.This episode is for you if:+you struggle with control+ you have some trust issues+ you're having trouble surrendering to God+you have trouble recognizing your "need" for GodConnect with me on IG and let's chat about this episode! @jordynimari

Sharing what God has done in our lives can be somewhat scary. Getting over that fear and sharing your testimony can impact so many others. Testimonies help us believe. They give us hope. They restore us.Today's podcast guest is Gabriela Gonzalez, Founder of Modern Witnesses. Modern Witnesses created as a place for the modern Christian woman, who is seeking to live an authentic experience with Jesus and who is slaying in her life because of His grace and blessings. Modern Witnesses is a destination for creativity, inspiration, hope, and true and incredible stories of God’s faithfulness and voice. In This Episode:-The power of storytelling-The importance of sharing your testimony-Why the ugly parts of our stories matter-The importance of living an authentic life with Jesus at the center.Connect with Gabriela!Gabriela GonzalezPersonal Blog: gabrielayareliz.wordpress.comPersonal Twitter: @GyarelizModern WitnessesWebsite: modernwitnesses.comInstagram: @modernwitnesses_ Twitter: @ModernWitnesses 

Have you ever had someone tell you that you've "changed so much." Ever feel weird about that? Same here, friend! But it's totally OK! Let's chat.Today's Unveiled podcast episode is a quick discussion on growth and changing as an individual. We unpackoutgrowing relationshipssecond chancesevolvingstepping into your growth confidentlyConnect with me on social! IG: @jordynimari

Grief sucks. It hurts. It's something we wish we could avoid. Where is God in grief? Is there a such thing as grieving or suffering well? I'd actually say there is! Let's talk about it.In today's episode we cover:What is grief?The 5 stages of griefHow to support those who are grievingGrieving misconceptions?Creating "room" for grief?Where is God in grief?The Death of Lazarus: John 11Connect with me on social! @jordynimariwrites

Have you been struggling with comparing yourself with others? Join our host, Jordyn Imari, as she dives into the negative effects of comparison, what to do when you feel like you're not enough, and how you can start to overcome comparing yourself to others. Connect on social!Instagram: @jordynimariwrites

Did you know that May is mental health awareness month? How does God feel about mental health? In this episode, our host Jordyn Imari, gets to talk with Licensed Professional Counselor, Jessica Garrett about the intersection of faith and mental illness. Join in for a great conversation about therapy, medication, mental health stigmas, relationships, and much more!Jessica's Wholistic Healing IG blog: @wholistic.healingJordyn Imari's IG: @jordynimariwritesScriptures referenced: Galatians 6, verses 2 and 5Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255

More people struggle with loneliness than they would like to admit. For some people, discussing loneliness can be a little embarrassing, but the Unveiled Podcast is a safe space. Join our host, Jordyn Imari, in transparency as we seek hope together during difficult times.

What a time we're in right now! In this episode, our host Jordyn Imari discusses her recent social media break and reason for unplugging during our current pandemic. Coronavirus has claimed so much and we could all use some peace right now. Listen in for a genuine conversation on knowing when it's time to unplug.