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The Shequan Show

The Shequan Show

di Shequan Palmer

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Forgiving Things That Are Hard To Forget Pt 5: Forgiving God?

In this final episode of the Forgiving Things That Are Hard To Forget series, we explore a difficult but honest question: what happens when you feel disappointed with God? Through the story of Lazarus in John 11, we unpack what it looks like to wrestle with God’s timing, silence, and decisions—while still choosing to stay connected to Him. If you’ve ever prayed and things didn’t change, believed and still felt let down, or struggled to reconcile your faith with your reality, this episode is for you.

Forgiving Things That Are Hard To Forget Pt 4: Forgiving Yourself

In this episode we talk about the kind of forgiveness that many people struggle to say out loud: Forgiving yourself. Using Psalm 51 and Romans 8, we walk through what it looks like to face the truth about our failures without allowing shame and condemnation to define our future. David’s prayer in Psalm 51 shows us what honest repentance looks like, while Romans 8 reminds us that in Christ there is no condemnation. If you have ever replayed a moment you wish you could undo, carried guilt longer than the situation lasted, or wondered whether God really moved past what you did, this episode will meet you right where you are.

Forgiving Things That Are Hard To Forget Pt 3: Forgiving Those Closest To You

In this episode, we explore what it means to release bitterness without denying the pain, and how God can redeem seasons that felt unfair ....

Forgiving Things That Are Hard To Forget pt 2

Have you ever loved somebody, respected them, and still realized y’all can’t move in the same direction anymore? Yeah. That’s what this episode is about. Today we're visiting the partnership of Paul and Barnabas and what their “sharp disagreement” teaches us about forgiveness in real life... even if it means parting ways.

Forgiving Things That Are Hard To Forget pt 1

Forgiveness doesn’t always bring people back together. Sometimes it releases you so you can move forward.... If you’ve ever struggled to forgive, felt stuck in offense, or wondered how to move forward from someone who hurt you… this episode is for you.

Turbulence!

In this episode of Hey There, Nice to Meet You, we get real about the shake ups, the interruptions, the unexpected bumps, and the emotional waves that hit us while we are trying to grow. Turbulence doesn’t always mean danger. Sometimes it’s a sign that your altitude is changing.

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Arrival Gate: Reflecting on the Journey So Far

We made it! We've arrived to "HER". This season stretched us, challenged us, healed us, and reintroduced us to the versions of ourselves that God always intended. Your growing. Your healing. Your flourishing. And the journey is just beginning. Catch the season 1 finale of "Hey Girl; Nice To Meet You" today! Make sure to stay locked into the "Shequan Show" there's so much more to get into! IG: Shequan Show FB: Shequan Show Says

Boarding Call

Whether you feel behind, in transition, or not “ready” yet... this episode is for you. Today, we’re talking about opportunities: The ones we pray for, the ones that scare us, and the ones that show up before we think we’re prepared. We’ve all had moments where a blessing showed up, and instead of celebrating, we froze… questioned ourselves… or talked ourselves out of it. But, what if the very thing you’re nervous about is actually the thing God is using to grow you?

Carry-Ons

In this is the episode we're learning how to stop overpacking for seasons God never called us to struggle through... and start carrying only what’s truly necessary for where we're going next...

Security!

Before you board your next season, you have to pass through life security. ✈️ In this episode we’re unpacking what it really means to set boundaries, guard your heart, and let God inspect the baggage you’ve been carrying. Because not everything (or everyone) is cleared for where you’re going. God’s checkpoints aren’t punishment; they’re protection. Sometimes He’ll ask you to let go of things that feel harmless ( people, habits, or emotions) but only because He’s keeping you safe for what’s next..

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