In this episode, we’re having a real and honest conversation about singleness, waiting, and what it actually looks like to trust God when life doesn’t go the way you expected.

If you’ve ever looked at your life and thought, “This is not where I thought I’d be by now,” you’re not alone.

I sit down with Katharine, founder of Eternal Echoes, to talk about:

• What it means to truly wait on the Lord (and why it’s not passive)
• The tension between desire and surrender
• How to find peace in a season you didn’t choose
• The importance of identity in Christ over identity in relationships
• Why mentorship and community matter more than we think

We also get into real-life moments—like navigating weddings as a single adult, trusting God with your future, and learning how to celebrate others without losing hope for your own story.

This conversation is honest, encouraging, and a reminder that God is still working—even in the waiting.

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I hope you had an epiphany of your own!

In this episode, we talk about something so many of us feel but don’t always say out loud—feeling like you’re either too much or not enough.

As Christian adults navigating life, purpose, and singleness, it’s easy to believe that life hasn’t really started yet… or that we need to change parts of ourselves to be chosen.

But what if God was intentional about how He wired you?

I sit down with Christian Life Coach Cortney Loui to talk about how understanding your personality can actually lead to more freedom, not labels. We get into tools like MBTI and StrengthsFinder, but more importantly—how they can help you walk in confidence, self-awareness, and a deeper understanding of who God created you to be.

We talk about:

• Why you feel like you’re “too much” or “not enough”
• How God uses your personality on purpose
• The difference between self-awareness and self-criticism
• Why you don’t have to wait for marriage to start living
• How this impacts your relationships right now

My hope is that this episode helps you stop shrinking, stop striving, and start embracing who you already are—right where you are.

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What if your career isn’t separate from your faith… but actually part of your ministry?

In this episode, Tiffany sits down with Christian leader Rob Brown to talk about marketplace ministry and how believers can integrate their faith into their careers.

Rob shares his personal journey of faith, including the unexpected moments when God redirected his life and how those moments led him into leadership and ministry in the business world.

Together, they discuss how Christians can boldly live out their faith in the workplace without separating who they are on Sunday from who they are Monday through Friday.

This conversation will challenge and encourage you to see your job, career, and daily interactions as opportunities to reflect Christ and impact others.

• Rob Brown’s personal faith journey • The unexpected moments when God redirects our plans • What marketplace ministry actually looks like • Why Christians shouldn’t separate faith and work • Living authentically as a Christian leader • Planting seeds of faith in everyday interactions • Trusting God’s timing even when life changes unexpectedly • The power of perseverance and gratitude through adversity

Rob also shares how authenticity and bold faith can open doors to meaningful conversations and lasting impact in both business and personal relationships.

No matter where you work or what season you’re in, this episode will remind you that God can use every part of your life for His purpose.

• Christian Business Alliance – Official Website: https://thecba.org/

• Rob Brown / The Faith Crusader on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefaithcrusader

• Christian Business Alliance on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecba.org

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Thanks for listening! I hope you have enjoyed the stories and perspectives shared in this episode. Please share it with a friend whose dating life might need some help. Connect with me on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads: @AnEpiphanyWithTiffany.

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Until next time, I’m Tiffany, and I hope you just had an epiphany!

In this encouraging and heartfelt episode, Tiffany sits down with Christian speaker and comedian Tammy Nix, founder of Broken Laughter, to talk about the tension of waiting, trusting God’s timing, and embracing the season you’re in.

If you’ve ever asked:

• “Why am I still single?”

• “Am I behind?”

• “Did God forget about me?”

• “What is He doing in this season?”

This conversation will minister to your heart.

Tammy shares how God used her singleness to:

• Serve her parents in their final years

• Speak and bring laughter to hurting hearts

• Build ministry without divided attention

• Discover deep joy through serving others

Together, they discuss how:

• God’s timing is always perfect — even when we struggle to trust it

• Singleness is a season, not a definition

• You can leave footprints now without waiting for marriage

• Serving others brings unexpected joy

• The mission field begins outside the church doors

Key Takeaway:

You are not defined by your status. You are defined by your identity in Christ.

If you are interested in being on the show, please reach out to me at https://linktr.ee/Anepiphwithtiff

Thanks for listening! I hope you have enjoyed the stories and the perspectives shared in this episode. Please share it with a friend whose dating life might need some help. If you want to connect with me on social media, you can find me on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads @AnEpiphanywithTiffany. I hope to see you there!

There are multiple ways you can support my show. You can pray for me, rate, review, and share any episode you love, or you can financially contribute by going to patreon.com/Anepiphanywithtiffany.

Until next time, I’m Tiffany, and I hope you just had an epiphany!

Death and life are in the power of the tongue.

In this powerful episode of An Epiphany with Tiffany, Tiffany sits down with special guest Diane Perez — domestic violence survivor, faith-driven entrepreneur, and transformational life coach — for a Spirit-led conversation about healing, obedience, identity, and the power of the words we speak over ourselves.

This episode unfolds in layers.

Tiffany opens the conversation by exploring:

• The difference between conviction and condemnation • Co-parenting with the Holy Spirit • Apologizing to your children • Representing Christ well • Breaking cycles through intentional speech • Falling down without staying down

Then the conversation deepens as Diane shares her powerful testimony.

After surviving 11 years of domestic violence, Diane answered God’s call in 2021 to leave everything in California and move to Texas. In obedience, she rebuilt her life — and God helped her establish multiple businesses rooted in healing and transformation.

Diane is the CEO and Founder of Gods Princess Life Coaching LLC and I AM Gods Princess Healing and Transformative Life Coaching, where she helps women navigate life after abusive relationships and marriages.

Her testimony is one of surrender, faith, healing, and waiting on God’s timing.

Together, Tiffany and Diane discuss:

• Restarting after trauma • Trusting God in seasons of uncertainty • Healing from abusive relationships • Identity after brokenness • The responsibility of speaking life • Choosing obedience over fear

This episode is for the woman who is rebuilding. For the woman who feels behind. For the woman who is healing quietly.

Your words matter. Your obedience matters. Your healing matters.

Speak life — even while you rebuild.

Diane Perez is the CEO and Founder of Gods Princess Life Coaching LLC and I AM Gods Princess Healing and Transformative Life Coaching.

An 11-year domestic violence survivor, Diane obeyed God’s call in 2021 to leave California and relocate to Texas, where she rebuilt her life and launched her businesses. Through her coaching, she helps women heal, transform, and navigate life after abusive relationships and marriages. Her testimony reflects God’s ability to restore, rebuild, and redeem. Reach out to Diane at Email: ambiancegodsjoy@aol.com or 346-819-4741

• Proverbs 18:21 — Death and life are in the power of the tongue • Psalm 46:10 — Be still and know that I am God

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Thanks for listening! I hope you have enjoyed the stories and the perspectives shared in this episode. Please share it with a friend whose dating life might need some help. If you want to connect with me on social media, you can find me on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads @AnEpiphanywithTiffany. I hope to see you there!

There are multiple ways you can support my show. You can pray for me, rate, review, and share any episode you love, or you can financially contribute by going to patreon.com/Anepiphanywithtiffany.

Until next time, I’m Tiffany, and I hope you just had an epiphany!

In this episode, I sit down with Christian dating coach and founder of IYKYK Dating, Mel New, to talk about intentional Christian dating, speed dating events across the U.S., dating apps, age ranges, and what it really means to trust God while still putting yourself out there.

Mel shares how her company has hosted events in over 20 cities, built a community of 7,500+ Christian singles, and seen over a dozen marriages — all while navigating real dating market dynamics.

We discuss:

• The difference between Christian mixers and speed dating

• Why age ranges at dating events are strategic (not exclusionary)

• Why older men aren’t showing up to dating events

• Whether dating apps actually work for Christians

• The “fishing pole” analogy for meeting people

• What happens when you feel like you’re aging out

• Trusting God while still taking action

• People who come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime

If you’ve ever felt discouraged in Christian dating… this episode is for you.

Instagram: @iykyk.dating Join the speed dating waitlist: www.iykykdating.com

✨ If this episode blessed you, share it with a single friend in your life.

If you are interested in being on the show, please reach out to me at https://linktr.ee/Anepiphwithtiff

Thanks for listening! I hope you have enjoyed the stories and the perspectives shared in this episode. Please share it with a friend whose dating life might need some help. If you want to connect with me on social media, you can find me on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads @AnEpiphanywithTiffany. I hope to see you there!

There are multiple ways you can support my show. You can pray for me, rate, review, and share any episode you love, or you can financially contribute by going to patreon.com/Anepiphanywithtiffany.

Until next time, I’m Tiffany, and I hope you just had an epiphany! <3

Marriage is not the upgrade — and singleness is not the consolation prize.

In this episode of An Epiphany with Tiffany, Tiffany sits down with author and speaker Bob Wheatley to reframe how the church views singleness.

Bob shares the heart behind his book Single Minded, written not from the rearview mirror of marriage but from the middle of his own journey. He speaks candidly about loneliness, hope deferred, cultural pressure, and the tension between desiring marriage and embracing the present season.

This conversation covers:

• The “Pauline advantage” of singleness • Why marriage and singleness are both 10 out of 10 • The subtle ways the church pities singles • The emotional weight of holiday questions • The “Tale of Two Horses” analogy • What it means to invite God into Friday night loneliness • Why singles don’t need to be fixed — they need to be unleashed

If you’ve ever felt behind, overlooked, or heartsick… this episode will remind you that your season is not lesser. It is intentional.

🎧 Bob is generously offering a FREE audiobook copy of Single Minded to listeners:

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Connect with Bob: Website: https://bobwheatley.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bob_wheatley/

If you are interested in being on the show, please reach out to me at https://linktr.ee/Anepiphwithtiff

Thanks for listening! I hope you have enjoyed the stories and the perspectives shared in this episode. Please share it with a friend whose dating life might need some help. If you want to connect with me on social media, you can find me on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads @AnEpiphanywithTiffany. I hope to see you there!

There are multiple ways you can support my show. You can pray for me, rate, review, and share any episode you love, or you can financially contribute by going to patreon.com/Anepiphanywithtiffany.

Until next time, I’m Tiffany, and I hope you just had an epiphany!

In this episode of An Epiphany with Tiffany, I’m joined by Melissa Gendreau, founder of Forward Path with Melissa, for an honest and grounding conversation about feeling “behind” in life — especially when it comes to singleness, marriage, and purpose.

Melissa shares insights from her background as a licensed therapist turned Christian life purpose and marriage coach, helping us unpack comparison, insecurity, all-or-nothing thinking, and the pressure of timelines that don’t actually come from God.

We talk about why the word “should” can quietly create shame, how social media distorts our sense of progress, and why singleness isn’t a waiting room but a meaningful season of growth. This conversation also explores the difference between therapy and coaching, the role of grief in faith, and why marriage doesn’t fix insecurity — it magnifies it.

If you’ve ever wondered, “Why hasn’t this happened for me yet?” or felt stuck between trusting God and grieving unmet expectations, this episode is for you.

My hope is that this conversation helps you release shame, embrace growth, and move forward with humble confidence — right where you are.

• Feeling behind in singleness, marriage, and life milestones

• Why the word “should” can be harmful

• Comparison and the pressure of timelines

• The gift and growth opportunities of singleness

• Black-and-white thinking versus living in nuance

• Why marriage doesn’t fix insecurity

• Therapy vs. coaching and when each is helpful

• Faith, grief, and trusting God with unmet expectations

• Practical wisdom for singles navigating insecurity and emotional maturity

• Your timeline is not broken — it’s just different

• Singleness is not a waiting room; it’s a formative season

• Insecurity and immaturity don’t disappear with marriage

• Growth requires honesty, not self-punishment

• You can hold grief and faith at the same time

Melissa Gendreau is the founder of Forward Path with Melissa and a former licensed therapist who now serves as a Christian life purpose and marriage coach. She helps individuals and couples build humble confidence, strengthen relationships, and move forward with clarity, faith, and intention.

Website: MelissaGendreau.com Social Media: @ForwardPathWithMelissa

If you are interested in being on the show, please reach out to me at https://linktr.ee/Anepiphwithtiff

Thanks for listening! I hope you have enjoyed the stories and the perspectives shared in this episode. Please share it with a friend whose dating life might need some help. If you want to connect with me on social media, you can find me on Instagram, TikTok, and Threads @AnEpiphanywithTiffany. I hope to see you there!

There are multiple ways you can support my show. You can pray for me, rate, review, and share any episode you love, or you can financially contribute by going to patreon.com/Anepiphanywithtiffany.

Until next time, I’m Tiffany, and I hope you just had an epiphany!