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Decluttered & Delivered: Boxing the Blessings, Blocking the Baggage

🎙 Episode 4: Boxing the Blessings, Blocking the BaggageAre you holding on to things—physically or emotionally—that no longer fit where God is taking you?
In this episode of Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil, we’re packing with purpose. From forgotten closets to deep soul spaces, Natasha walks us through the real-life process of boxing up what’s sacred and blocking what’s been silently weighing us down. Whether you're moving to a new place, entering a new season, or just tired of dragging old energy into new blessings—this one is for you.
Through scripture, storytelling, and a personal unpacking challenge (literally!), we explore:
Why letting go isn’t just physical—it’s spiritual
How to recognize emotional rocks and weeds you didn’t even see coming
What it looks like to bring only what serves your growth, peace, and purpose
Real talk on wellness, womanhood, and not recycling exes (amen?)
Plus, Natasha reveals what’s going in her Blessings Box… and what’s officially being left behind.
📦 This is decluttering with intention. This is sacred boundary-setting.This is how we move forward—faithfully, freely, and fully.
🔖 Don’t forget:Tag your progress using #RRWSDeclutterChallenge and follow us @rrwspodcast to share what YOU’RE boxing and blocking this season.
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Decluttered & Delivered: Boxing the Blessings & Blocking the Baggage_AUDIO

🎙 Episode 4: Boxing the Blessings, Blocking the BaggageAre you holding on to things—physically or emotionally—that no longer fit where God is taking you?
In this episode of Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil, we’re packing with purpose. From forgotten closets to deep soul spaces, Natasha walks us through the real-life process of boxing up what’s sacred and blocking what’s been silently weighing us down. Whether you're moving to a new place, entering a new season, or just tired of dragging old energy into new blessings—this one is for you.
Through scripture, storytelling, and a personal unpacking challenge (literally!), we explore:
Why letting go isn’t just physical—it’s spiritual
How to recognize emotional rocks and weeds you didn’t even see coming
What it looks like to bring only what serves your growth, peace, and purpose
Real talk on wellness, womanhood, and not recycling exes (amen?)
Plus, Natasha reveals what’s going in her Blessings Box… and what’s officially being left behind.
📦 This is decluttering with intention. This is sacred boundary-setting.This is how we move forward—faithfully, freely, and fully.
🔖 Don’t forget:Tag your progress using #RRWSDeclutterChallenge and follow us @rrwspodcast to share what YOU’RE boxing and blocking this season.
faithbasedpodcast, Christianpodcast, GenXwomen, GenXhealing, declutteringjourney, spiritualgrowth, emotionaldecluttering, intentionalliving, healingthroughfaith, boundariesandblessings, roadsrocksweedssoil, lettinggoandmovingon, Christianwomen, Christianhealing, podcastforwomenover40, selfgrowthpodcast, movingonwithfaith, boxedandblessed, RRWSDeclutterChallenge, Christianinspiration, healingjourney, faithpodcast, over40community, 90skidsgrownup

Decluttered & Delivered: Spirit Styled, Sorted & Organized

Spirit-Styled, Sorted & Ordered | Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil Podcast
Welcome to Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil—the podcast where faith meets real life, and spiritual growth gets practical. In this powerful episode titled “Spirit-Styled, Sorted & Ordered,” host Natasha Elaine dives into the chaotic world of cluttered closets—and how organizing them can reveal spiritual truths about our identity, healing, and divine purpose.
Whether you’re staring at a pile of “maybe someday” outfits or navigating the emotional weight of who you used to be, this episode reminds us that God is not the author of confusion—He’s the designer of divine order.
Natasha unpacks the concept of "Identaholism"—a term she coined during her MFA studies to describe the emotional armor survivors wear through clothing and style. She shares how multiple identities, once used as protection, can now be curated into a cohesive wardrobe that reflects who God has called you to be—right now, in this season.
🔥 You’ll Learn:
The 3 biggest barriers to a functional closet (and how they mirror our internal battles)
A simple, 3-step organization system rooted in scripture
How to align your outer wardrobe with your inner walk with God
What Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Luke & Matthew reveal about stewardship, clarity & abundance
Why curation—not accumulation—is the key to divine fulfillment
🎧 Featuring:
The Word of the Week: Curate
The Song of the Week: “Life Has Changed” by Alex Jean
The Closet & Clothing Rack Challenge (time-lapse interactive!)
Closet confessions, faith reflections, and powerful scripture-based encouragement
🙏 Plus, the Pray, Read, Listen & Wait practice to guide your mindset as you release, reclaim, and reorganize—both your closet and your life.
💬 Connect on IG @rrwspodcast and DM your favorite moments, your closet before-and-afters, or your own #Identaholism journey.
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Christian podcast for women, decluttering spiritual growth, faith-based organization, Roads Rocks Weeds Soil podcast, Natasha Baxter, Identaholism, Christian lifestyle podcast, Alex Jean Life Has Changed, Bible verses about order, Proverbs 24:3-4, closet detox, wardrobe organization, spiritual identity, faith and fashion, healing through organization

Decluttered & Delivered: Spirit Styled, Sorted & Organized_Audio

Spirit-Styled, Sorted & Ordered | Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil Podcast
Welcome to Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil—the podcast where faith meets real life, and spiritual growth gets practical. In this powerful episode titled “Spirit-Styled, Sorted & Ordered,” host Natasha Elaine dives into the chaotic world of cluttered closets—and how organizing them can reveal spiritual truths about our identity, healing, and divine purpose.
Whether you’re staring at a pile of “maybe someday” outfits or navigating the emotional weight of who you used to be, this episode reminds us that God is not the author of confusion—He’s the designer of divine order.
Natasha unpacks the concept of "Identaholism"—a term she coined during her MFA studies to describe the emotional armor survivors wear through clothing and style. She shares how multiple identities, once used as protection, can now be curated into a cohesive wardrobe that reflects who God has called you to be—right now, in this season.
🔥 You’ll Learn:
The 3 biggest barriers to a functional closet (and how they mirror our internal battles)
A simple, 3-step organization system rooted in scripture
How to align your outer wardrobe with your inner walk with God
What Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Luke & Matthew reveal about stewardship, clarity & abundance
Why curation—not accumulation—is the key to divine fulfillment
🎧 Featuring:
The Word of the Week: Curate
The Song of the Week: “Life Has Changed” by Alex Jean
The Closet & Clothing Rack Challenge (time-lapse interactive!)
Closet confessions, faith reflections, and powerful scripture-based encouragement
🙏 Plus, the Pray, Read, Listen & Wait practice to guide your mindset as you release, reclaim, and reorganize—both your closet and your life.
💬 Connect on IG @rrwspodcast and DM your favorite moments, your closet before-and-afters, or your own #Identaholism journey.
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Christian podcast for women, decluttering spiritual growth, faith-based organization, Roads Rocks Weeds Soil podcast, Natasha Baxter, Identaholism, Christian lifestyle podcast, Alex Jean Life Has Changed, Bible verses about order, Proverbs 24:3-4, closet detox, wardrobe organization, spiritual identity, faith and fashion, healing through organization

Decluttered & Delivered: Breaking the Hold

Breaking the Hold: Leaving the Past - Honoring the Memory
We all know that letting go isn’t always easy—especially when it comes to those sentimental items that feel woven into our identity. But today, we’re diving deep into what it truly means to release, to break the emotional grip of the past, and to make space for the new thing God is doing in our lives.
In this episode of Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil, we’re tackling the sentimental clutter that holds us back. Why do we cling to things that no longer serve us? What keeps us stuck in the past instead of walking in faith toward the future? I share my own journey of release (yes, I had to let go of something too!) and challenge YOU to do the same.
💡 Isaiah 43:18-19 – "Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!"
🔥 Challenge: Find that ONE sentimental item that’s been weighing you down. Reflect on why you’ve held onto it. Then, release it—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
📢 Don’t forget to tag #RRWSDeclutterChallenge and share your breakthrough!
✨ Remember, your testimony isn’t in what you let go—it’s in how God moves once your hands are free.
🔔 Subscribe, comment, and let’s continue this journey together!
#FaithJourney #DeclutterChallenge #SentimentalClutter #LettingGo #ChristianPodcast #RoadsRocksWeedsSoil

Decluttered & Delivered: Breaking the Hold_AUDIO

Breaking the Hold: Leaving the Past - Honoring the Memory
We all know that letting go isn’t always easy—especially when it comes to those sentimental items that feel woven into our identity. But today, we’re diving deep into what it truly means to release, to break the emotional grip of the past, and to make space for the new thing God is doing in our lives.
In this episode of Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil, we’re tackling the sentimental clutter that holds us back. Why do we cling to things that no longer serve us? What keeps us stuck in the past instead of walking in faith toward the future? I share my own journey of release (yes, I had to let go of something too!) and challenge YOU to do the same.
💡 Isaiah 43:18-19 – "Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!"
🔥 Challenge: Find that ONE sentimental item that’s been weighing you down. Reflect on why you’ve held onto it. Then, release it—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
📢 Don’t forget to tag #RRWSDeclutterChallenge and share your breakthrough!
✨ Remember, your testimony isn’t in what you let go—it’s in how God moves once your hands are free.
🔔 Subscribe, comment, and let’s continue this journey together!
#FaithJourney #DeclutterChallenge #SentimentalClutter #LettingGo #ChristianPodcast #RoadsRocksWeedsSoil

Decluttered & Delivered: Why We Hold On

Ever find yourself buried under piles of stuff—physically and emotionally? That unopened mail, the clothes you swear you’ll wear again, the keepsakes tied to memories you just can’t release? We all have clutter, but why do we hold on to things we no longer need? And more importantly, how do we finally let them go?
In this episode of Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil, we’re uncovering the hidden psychology behind our attachment to clutter. From guilt and fear to false security, we’re breaking down the myths that keep us stuck. Are your possessions owning you instead of the other way around?
Join me, Natasha, as we tackle:🪨 The rocks—the obstacles keeping us from decluttering.🌿 The weeds—the emotional ties that make it hard to let go.🌱 The soil—how creating space invites peace, clarity, and growth.
With scripture as our guide and a real-time decluttering challenge, we’re doing this together. Because as Isaiah 43:18-19 reminds us—God is doing something new. But can we see it through all the clutter?
📌 Challenge Alert: Find one thing right now that no longer serves you—and release it.
🔗 Listen now and start your journey to freedom! #DeclutteredAndDelivered #LetItGo #FaithAndOrder

Decluttered & Delivered: Why We Hold On_ AUDIO

Ever find yourself buried under piles of stuff—physically and emotionally? That unopened mail, the clothes you swear you’ll wear again, the keepsakes tied to memories you just can’t release? We all have clutter, but why do we hold on to things we no longer need? And more importantly, how do we finally let them go?
In this episode of Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil, we’re uncovering the hidden psychology behind our attachment to clutter. From guilt and fear to false security, we’re breaking down the myths that keep us stuck. Are your possessions owning you instead of the other way around?
Join me, Natasha, as we tackle:🪨 The rocks—the obstacles keeping us from decluttering.🌿 The weeds—the emotional ties that make it hard to let go.🌱 The soil—how creating space invites peace, clarity, and growth.
With scripture as our guide and a real-time decluttering challenge, we’re doing this together. Because as Isaiah 43:18-19 reminds us—God is doing something new. But can we see it through all the clutter?
📌 Challenge Alert: Find one thing right now that no longer serves you—and release it.
🔗 Listen now and start your journey to freedom! #DeclutteredAndDelivered #LetItGo #FaithAndOrder

Digging into the Good Soil of Forgiveness & Freedom

Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil presents:🌱 “Digging into the Good Soil of Forgiveness & Freedom” 🌱
🎧 Episode 4 is here, and we’re diving into the messy, shallow, and sometimes petty waters of forgiveness!
If forgiveness were easy, we’d all be out here living life unbothered, like we had amnesia. But for most of us? It feels more like we have a photographic memory of every hurt—playing on an endless loop.
💭 So how do we break free? How do we heal without carrying past wounds into our future? This week, I’m joined by Adrianne Wagner, LMFT, a trauma therapist who helps people let go of emotional baggage and move forward with clarity.
🎙️ Inside this episode:✅ The truth about forgiveness vs. reconciliation (spoiler: they are NOT the same!)✅ How resentment tricks us into thinking we’re in control✅ The physical and emotional toll of holding on to past hurts✅ When to forgive, when to walk away, and when to say "BYE!"✅ Plus: We play “Forgive or Forget?”—and it gets real!
💡 Colossians 3:13 reminds us:"Forgive as the Lord forgave you." But let’s be honest… easier said than done!
✨ Tap the link in bio to listen now! 🎧
👀 What’s the pettiest thing you’ve ever had to forgive? Drop it in the comments! ⬇️😂
#NewPodcast #Forgiveness #Healing #Faith #LetItGo #ForgiveButDontForget #FaithAndTherapy #RoadsRocksWeedsAndSoil 🎙️🌱

The Red Flag Chronicles: Spotting Toxic Patterns Early in Dating & Online Relationships

🚩 Are you ignoring red flags in dating? Love bombing, toxic patterns, and fake social media relationships can leave you confused and heartbroken. It’s time to spot the signs early and protect your peace. In this episode of Roads, Rocks, Weeds & Soil, host Callie sits down with Caniesha Marsh, Founder & CEO of Divine Connections, to break down the most common red flags in dating and relationships.
🔥 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: ✔️ Love bombing & emotional manipulation – How to tell if it's real love or just a trap. ✔️ Dating apps & social media illusions – Why curated perfection hides deeper issues. ✔️ Breaking free from toxic cycles – Why people stay in bad relationships & how to stop. ✔️ Red flags vs. Green flags – The key traits of a healthy relationship. ✔️ Faith, boundaries & self-worth – How trusting God’s wisdom leads to better choices.
 
📖 Biblical Wisdom in Dating: Proverbs 3:5-6, Proverbs 14:15, Proverbs 26:11, Proverbs 24:3-4 🎧 WATCH NEXT: ▶ Love-Bombed, Manipulated & Burned: Setting Boundaries → Drops Soon 💬 COMMENT BELOW: 🚩 Drop a red flag if you've ever ignored warning signs! ❤️ Leave a heart if you're learning to trust your discernment more! 📲 CONNECT WITH US: 👉 Follow the Podcast: @RRWSPodcast 🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE & TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS for more relationship & faith-based content! 📌 #FaithAfterFire #RedFlagChronicles #ChristianDating #RelationshipRedFlags #DatingWithWisdom #ToxicRelationships #FaithBasedPodcast #LoveAndFaith #BoundariesInDating #LoveBombing #Situationships #GodlyRelationships