I sat down with the incredible Joyful Adenike for the latest episode of Dear Christian Girl podcast and if you don’t know Joyful, let me introduce her properly.

She’s a filmmaker, director, and producer known for creating compelling stories. She is the creative mind behind films like Summer Rain and Chemistry and she’s currently working on her newest film, Tele x Zikora. Beyond film, she’s an author, content creator, wife, mum and she’s a woman who wears many hats beautifully.

Joyful has gotten to where she is today by building audacity, and it’s something she circles back to throughout this conversation. If you want to go far in life, she says,

“you have to build audacity”

“You have to be stubborn about your destiny.”

Not stubborn in a way that rejects wisdom or correction, but stubborn enough to refuse to give up on what God has spoken over your life, even when the timing doesn’t look anything like you expected.

The audacity to ask, the audacity to show up, the audacity to push past every reason it feels hard, difficult, and uncomfortable.

She also shared that audacity isn’t always found in the big, dramatic moments. Sometimes it’s doing the small things nobody applauds.

For her, it meant cutting off the hair she’d been growing since secondary school as part of starting over. It meant getting on social media and openly admitting she was in debt and driving Uber to pay it off, even though she knew people would judge her, especially in a world where so many people measure success by appearances.

She further shared that building audacity comes at a cost. It means being willing to be misunderstood, and being that person who does the thing everyone else is too afraid to attempt.

If you are reading this now, this is your sign to build audacity. Audacity to send that message, audacity to apply for that opportunity, audacity to start that business, audacity to have the hard conversation.

Episode 4 with Joyful Adenike is out now on all podcast platforms.

🎙️ Watch now | 🎧 Listen now

With love,

Mo

She’s a filmmaker, director, and producer known for creating compelling stories. She is the creative mind behind films like Summer Rain and Chemistry and she’s currently working on her newest film, Tele x Zikora. Beyond film, she’s an author, content creator, wife, mum and she’s a woman who wears many hats beautifully.

She built an Instagram platform to over 164,000 followers and walked away from it to start fresh and her new page grew to over 61,000 followers in a fraction of the time. She’s built not one, but three YouTube channels from scratch. The first grew to over 42,000 subscribers, the second to over 40,000, and now her newest channel is rapidly growing again.

When Netflix dropped her film Chemistry at the last minute, she was heartbroken. But instead of letting the disappointment define her, she kept creating and went on to produce another film, Tele x Zikora.

She’s the queen of starting over, and in our conversation, she was honest about what starting over actually means.

Starting over isn’t a glamorous reset. More often than not, it’s terrifying, and even after you’ve rebuilt your life once, the fear doesn’t magically disappear the next time you have to begin again. You just learn to keep moving forward anyway, even while you’re afraid.

If you’ve failed at something, or you’re walking through failure right now, if you’ve faced rejection more than once, watched a business fall apart, seen your career stall, or had a dream slip through your fingers, and you’re wondering, How do I begin again?, this episode is for you.

🎙️ Listen to my full conversation with Joyful Adenike

🎬 Watch my conversation with Joyful Adenike

With love,

Mo 🤍

She’s a filmmaker, director, and producer known for creating compelling stories. She is the creative mind behind films like Summer Rain and Chemistry and she’s currently working on her newest film, Tele x Zikora. Beyond film, she’s an author, content creator, wife, mum and she’s a woman who wears many hats beautifully.

In this conversation, she walked me through some of the hardest seasons of her life. Her film, Chemistry, was dropped by Netflix at the last minute. She found herself drowning in debt and even became an Uber driver just to stay afloat. Then, in the middle of it all, she experienced the heartbreaking loss of her baby at six months of pregnancy.

And then she hit rock bottom!

But through all of it, she still calls God good.

If you’re in a hard season and need to hear from someone who has walked through one of life’s deepest valleys and still came out declaring that God is good, this episode is for you.

And even if life is going well right now, but you simply need a story that will strengthen your faith and remind you of God’s faithfulness, this conversation is for you too.

🎙️ Listen to my full conversation with Joyful Adenike

🎬 Watch my full conversation with Joyful Adenike

With love,

Mo 🤍

Growing up as a preacher’s kid (PK) is a unique experience that shapes your faith and identity. Whether you followed in your parent’s footsteps, carved your own path, wrestled with doubts, or left the church, every PK has a story.

Take this quiz now to discover what type of preacher’s kid you are!

Welcome to the “Are You Living a Double Life as a Christian?” Quiz!

This quiz will help you uncover whether you’re living an authentic Christian life or if you’ve fallen into the trap of wearing a spiritual mask and living a double life.

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Over the weekend, I attended a fully funded professional conference in Montréal and I’m genuinely grateful for the opportunity.

If you know a little about me, you know I love a good conference and I try to attend at least one every year. Last year I attended another professional conference, and in past, I’ve attended writer’s conferences. You can read about them here.

Conferences have actually been part of my life for as long as I can remember.

My parents are professors, and growing up, they attended conferences every year and they sometimes took me along. I remember sitting in the audience, watching them present their research papers, not realizing that something in me was being shaped.

By the time I got into university, I had stepped into that world myself and started attending conferences independently, presenting papers, while learning how to build my network and make strategic connections.

Some conferences cost me money I didn’t have at the time and I remember almost talking myself out of attending. There were months of depriving myself of things so I could save up to afford them. I am glad I made those decisions, because some of the most important opportunities I have gained in my life, or relationships I have built, have come from spaces like this. I met my literary agent at a writers’ conference and that one moment alone changed the trajectory of my writing journey.

Investing in yourself sometimes, can feel uncomfortable. It often requires spending money before you see a return, stepping into unfamiliar rooms, having to do small talks when you don’t feel like it, making out time that you don’t necessarily have, but some of the best investments I have made were the ones that stretched me.

The return will not always come immediately, but it will come in the form of a new mindset, a fresh perspective, new opportunities, greater confidence, expanded knowledge, meaningful relationships, and perspectives you could not have gained any other way.

Growth rarely happens by accident; it happens when we intentionally place ourselves in environments that challenge us, teach us, and expose us to what is possible. And sometimes, the very thing standing between where you are and where you want to be is a decision to invest in yourself.

Also, if you are also an explorer like me, you also get to explore a new city when you attend a conference. I’m an explorer at heart, and if I’m in a new place, I will find my way around it. After the sessions in Montréal wrapped up, I spent time walking through the city, taking photos, and just being present.

I had been here about five years ago, but coming back brought with it a new perspective, and I saw new things, noticed details I missed the first time, and found areas I didn’t get a chance to explore before.

So if there’s a conference you’ve been eyeing, a coach you need to work with, a course you need to take, or a book you need to purchase, or an investment you need to make in yourself, consider this a SIGN!

You are your greatest investment, and you must invest in your growth, even when it is inconvenient and you must invest in your future, even when the return is not yet visible. The opportunities, relationships, and perspectives that will shape your life almost always begin with the decision to invest in yourself.

With love,

Mo

How long have you been saying you want to build a stronger prayer life?

How many times have you told yourself, “this week, I will be consistent in the Word?”

And how many times have you actually followed through?

How many of you have actually finished reading your Bible?

You open your Bible, read a few verses, get distracted, close it, and move on. You start to pray, your mind wanders, and before you know it you’ve picked up your phone and you have started scrolling.

Consistency is almost impossible when you are trying to do it alone, and that is the whole point of Axe With Mo.

Over these eight weeks, we will also be Axing deeply entrenched patterns and strongholds that have been keeping you stuck because a strong prayer life cannot be built on a broken foundation. We are going after:

• Strongholds and entrenched patterns of thinking opposed to God’s truth

• Impurity, compromise, and the beliefs around purity that the world has normalized

• Wrong beliefs about marriage and family that have been passed down for generations

• Anxiety, depression, and worry, and the sound mind God has already given you

• The waiting mindset, serving God like He owes you something

• Victimhood and the lack mindset, You are not your Trauma

Every single one of these has a full session dedicated to it and will be led by anointed women, pastors, and Bible teachers who are specifically placed in this room to speak to exactly what you are carrying.

Over the next few weeks, we will go deeper by axing deeply entrenched patterns of thinking and belief that are opposed to God’s truth and keep a person in bondages, with pastors, women and men of God, and Bible teachers.

The Vision

To raise a community of intercessors and kingdom-minded women who demolish limiting beliefs, renew their minds with Scripture, and walk in consistent spiritual discipline.

The Mission

• To equip young women in demolishing strongholds and every argument that opposes the knowledge of Christ, through meditation, study, and application of Scripture until it crystallizes in their hearts and minds.

• To develop consistent spiritual discipline: daily prayer, weekly fasting, and completing the Bible.

• To pray stretch prayers, helping them grow in capacity, boldness, and intimacy with God.

• To fulfill God’s purpose by breaking limiting beliefs, cultivating spiritual maturity, and walking in freedom and authority

When Does Axe With Mo start?

• 📅 Every Saturday from June 13 – August 1, 2026

• ⏰ 8:00–10:00 AM EST

We will be fasting and praying together once a week. The first hour of every session is dedicated to extended prayer, while we will be going deep into the Word and tearing down every stronghold that has kept women bound in the second hour. This happens alongside strong women of faith, pastors, and Bible teachers who will walk through Scripture with you in a powerful and practical way.

We will also journey through the entire New Testament together, reading 4 to 5 chapters a day. Each week, you will receive a reading guide to help you stay consistent.

What Happens After the 8 Weeks

You will be added to a post-program intercessor WhatsApp group where you will lead prayers, complete the Bible, and build community with women who are serious about God.

This Is For You If You:

• Have a deep hunger for God and are serious about growing spiritually

• Are ready for an intense experience of fasting, long stretch prayers, and building real capacity with God

• Want to improve your prayer life and grow in consistency

• Are prepared to take spiritual growth seriously

• Want a community of women to build consistency with

This program is completely free; however, full commitment is required. The women leading and participating in this program are very busy professionals who have intentionally set aside time to be here, so we ask that everyone respect that commitment. If you do not take the program seriously by skipping classes or failing to participate consistently, you will be removed from the group.

Want to learn more before registering? You can watch the video and read the full details on the website.

If you believe this is for you, we would love to have you as Today is the last day to register.

Join Now →

With love,

Mo

I’ve been getting some emails from some of you who have walked through deeply painful trauma. Truly heartbreaking things have happened, and as I read your stories, my heart broke.

But I need to say something that may be hard to hear.

You are not your Trauma.

For some of you, you have lived in your pain for so long that it has become your identity. What was done to you has become all that you are, and over time, everything starts to filter through that lens. Every situation confirms it, every relationship reinforces it, every setback makes you believe that life is against you.

For some of you, a lack mindset has taken such deep root that it has become the way you see everything. There is never enough, and deep down, you feel like you are never enough. Without even realizing it, the enemy uses what was never meant to define you as a stronghold. He keeps you bound to your trauma, reinforcing the same narrative until it starts to feel like your only reality, and when it is not confronted, these patterns can be passed down and become generational cycles.

And that is why we are going to Axe this stronghold of a victim mindset in the coming weeks.

Over the next few weeks, we will go deeper by axing deeply entrenched patterns of thinking and belief that are opposed to God’s truth and keep a person in bondages, with pastors, women and men of God, and Bible teachers.

The Vision

To raise a community of intercessors and kingdom-minded women who demolish limiting beliefs, renew their minds with Scripture, and walk in consistent spiritual discipline.

The Mission

• To equip young women in demolishing strongholds and every argument that opposes the knowledge of Christ, through meditation, study, and application of Scripture until it crystallizes in their hearts and minds.

• To develop consistent spiritual discipline: daily prayer, weekly fasting, and completing the Bible.

• To pray stretch prayers, helping them grow in capacity, boldness, and intimacy with God.

• To fulfill God’s purpose by breaking limiting beliefs, cultivating spiritual maturity, and walking in freedom and authority

When Does Axe With Mo start?

• 📅 Every Saturday from June 13 – August 1, 2026

• ⏰ 8:00–10:00 AM EST

We will be fasting and praying together once a week. The first hour of every session is dedicated to extended prayer, while we will be going deep into the Word and tearing down every stronghold that has kept women bound in the second hour. This happens alongside strong women of faith, pastors, and Bible teachers who will walk through Scripture with you in a powerful and practical way.

We will also journey through the entire New Testament together, reading 4 to 5 chapters a day. Each week, you will receive a reading guide to help you stay consistent.

What Happens After the 8 Weeks

You will be added to a post-program intercessor WhatsApp group where you will lead prayers, complete the Bible, and build community with women who are serious about God.

This Is For You If You:

• Have a deep hunger for God and are serious about growing spiritually

• Are ready for an intense experience of fasting, long stretch prayers, and building real capacity with God

• Want to improve your prayer life and grow in consistency

• Are prepared to take spiritual growth seriously

• Want a community of women to build consistency with

This program is completely free; however, full commitment is required. The women leading and participating in this program are very busy professionals who have intentionally set aside time to be here, so we ask that everyone respect that commitment. If you do not take the program seriously by skipping classes or failing to participate consistently, you will be removed from the group.

Want to learn more before registering? You can watch the video and read the full details on the website.

If you believe this is for you, we would love to have you.

Join Now →

With love,

Mo

Becky Murray shared four simple ways to help end human trafficking:

1. Pray
Pray for the girls in Uganda healing from trauma, the children in Pakistan in bonded labour, and the 50,000 girls reached through the Dignity Project. Pray for Becky and her team as they serve in some of the hardest places in the world. Prayer moves things.

2. Give
One By One runs on generosity. Whether it’s a one time gift or monthly support, your giving helps rescue, protect, and restore vulnerable children. Even small, consistent giving makes a real difference. You can give at www.onebyone.org.

3. Share
Use your voice and do that by sharing this story, post about One By One, and create awareness.

4. Invite your church
Ask your church about hosting One By One through their Churches Against Trafficking resource.

5. Go, if you can
One By One offers missions trips for those willing to see the work firsthand and serve on the ground.

🎙️ Listen to the full conversation with Becky Murray on the Dear Christian Girl Podcast.

With love,
Mo

I have been receiving a lot of emails lately. And I mean a lot.

Women writing to me about waiting.

Waiting for promises God made them, waiting for a husband who hasn’t shown up, waiting for children, waiting for a job, waiting for healing, waiting for clarity on a direction He once spoke to them.

And the common thread running through every single message?

Discouragement.

They are tired.

They are questioning and wondering if they heard God correctly.

I want to be honest about something I keep noticing beneath all of these email and something I believe sits at the root of much of this discouragement.

Many of us have begun to relate to God in a transactional way.

We pray. We fast. We read the Word. We show up. We do all the “right things.” And in return, we expect God to deliver what we believe is His part of the agreement.

If I do this, God will do that.

But when the answer doesn’t show up in alignment with our timeline, we begin to feel cheated by God, as though God has failed to hold up His end of the deal.

But here is the truth;

God is not a vending machine, neither is he a genie, and He is not obligated to respond in accordance with your timeline.

The moment we begin to serve God only for what we can receive from Him, we have already lost the essence of relationship. At that point, we are no longer truly serving Him and we are using God as a means to an end.

Our relationship with God was never meant to be transactional, and waiting is not something we are called to do with guarantees, timelines, or control. I know that is easier said than lived, and I say this as someone who is also waiting on God for many things. But the truth remains: when our service is driven by what we hope to receive, we have missed the heart of it entirely.

So the honest questions become:

Are you waiting on God—or waiting for God to repay you?
Are you serving Him because you love Him, or because you want something from Him?
Is your faith anchored in a promise, or anchored in His character?

Because one will sustain you through the silence, while the other will collapse under it.

And that is a stronghold that needs to be axed.

The Vision

To raise a community of intercessors and kingdom-minded women who demolish limiting beliefs, renew their minds with Scripture, and walk in consistent spiritual discipline.

The Mission

• To equip young women in demolishing strongholds and every argument that opposes the knowledge of Christ, through meditation, study, and application of Scripture until it crystallizes in their hearts and minds.

• To develop consistent spiritual discipline: daily prayer, weekly fasting, and completing the Bible.

• To pray stretch prayers, helping them grow in capacity, boldness, and intimacy with God.

• To fulfill God’s purpose by breaking limiting beliefs, cultivating spiritual maturity, and walking in freedom and authority

When Does Axe With Mo start?

• 📅 Every Saturday from June 13 – August 1, 2026

• ⏰ 8:00–10:00 AM EST

We will be fasting and praying together once a week. The first hour of every session is dedicated to extended prayer, while we will be going deep into the Word and tearing down every stronghold that has kept women bound in the second hour. This happens alongside strong women of faith, pastors, and Bible teachers who will walk through Scripture with you in a powerful and practical way.

We will also journey through the entire New Testament together, reading 4 to 5 chapters a day. Each week, you will receive a reading guide to help you stay consistent.

What Happens After the 8 Weeks

You will be added to a post-program intercessor WhatsApp group where you will lead prayers, complete the Bible, and build community with women who are serious about God.

This Is For You If You:

• Have a deep hunger for God and are serious about growing spiritually

• Are ready for an intense experience of fasting, long stretch prayers, and building real capacity with God

• Want to improve your prayer life and grow in consistency

• Are prepared to take spiritual growth seriously

• Want a community of women to build consistency with

This program is completely free; however, full commitment is required. The women leading and participating in this program are very busy professionals who have intentionally set aside time to be here, so we ask that everyone respect that commitment. If you do not take the program seriously by skipping classes or failing to participate consistently, you will be removed from the group.

Want to learn more before registering? You can watch the video and read the full details on the website.

If you believe this is for you, we would love to have you.

Join Now →

With love,

Mo

These three sisters have affected so many people, and they do not discriminate. They show up in the lives of women who love God, women who pray, women who are doing everything “right”.

And I don’t say this from a distance, I say it as someone who has lived it.

I have experienced severe anxiety. The kind where your chest physically hurts, where your heart suddenly races for no explainable reason, and panic seems to arrive out of nowhere. I know what it feels like to lie awake at night with a racing mind, a tense body, and a spirit longing for peace that feels out of reach.

I am speaking from a place I have personally walked through, and by the grace of God, have received healing from.

Therapy is good. If you need it, please seek it, and there is absolutely no shame in that. However, we also cannot ignore this truth; therapy alone is not the full answer. Sometimes, anxiety, depression, and worry are not only psychological battles; they can also be spiritual.

For those who missed my email last week, I received messages from over sixty young women who were struggling with consistency in prayer and in the Word, while also longing for community and accountability.

On the surface, each story looked different. But underneath, the same patterns kept appearing: anxiety, worry, depression, wrong beliefs about marriage, a poverty mindset, the pull of comfort over obedience, impurity and compromise, addictions, limiting beliefs, and more.

Over the next few weeks, we will be addressing and uprooting these deeply entrenched patterns of thinking and belief that oppose God’s truth and keep people bound, alongside pastors, Bible teachers, and men and women of God.

One of our sisters will be leading us through this session inside Axe With Mo, and I truly believe it will bring freedom to women who are suffering from anxiety and depression. We will bring every anxious thought, every heavy feeling, and every lie that has taken residence in our minds under the truth of God’s word.

The Vision

To raise a community of intercessors and kingdom-minded women who demolish limiting beliefs, renew their minds with Scripture, and walk in consistent spiritual discipline.

The Mission

• To equip young women in demolishing strongholds and every argument that opposes the knowledge of Christ, through meditation, study, and application of Scripture until it crystallizes in their hearts and minds.

• To develop consistent spiritual discipline: daily prayer, weekly fasting, and completing the Bible.

• To pray stretch prayers, helping them grow in capacity, boldness, and intimacy with God.

• To fulfill God’s purpose by breaking limiting beliefs, cultivating spiritual maturity, and walking in freedom and authority

When Does Axe With Mo start?

• 📅 Every Saturday from June 13 – August 1, 2026

• ⏰ 8:00–10:00 AM EST

We will be fasting and praying together once a week. The first hour of every session is dedicated to extended prayer, while we will be going deep into the Word and tearing down every stronghold that has kept women bound in the second hour. This happens alongside strong women of faith, pastors, and Bible teachers who will walk through Scripture with you in a powerful and practical way.

We will also journey through the entire New Testament together, reading 4 to 5 chapters a day. Each week, you will receive a reading guide to help you stay consistent.

What Happens After the 8 Weeks

You will be added to a post-program intercessor WhatsApp group where you will lead prayers, complete the Bible, and build community with women who are serious about God.

This Is For You If You:

• Have a deep hunger for God and are serious about growing spiritually

• Are ready for an intense experience of fasting, long stretch prayers, and building real capacity with God

• Want to improve your prayer life and grow in consistency

• Are prepared to take spiritual growth seriously

• Want a community of women to build consistency with

This program is completely free; however, full commitment is required. The women leading and participating in this program are very busy professionals who have intentionally set aside time to be here, so we ask that everyone respect that commitment. If you do not take the program seriously by skipping classes or failing to participate consistently, you will be removed from the group.

Want to learn more before registering? You can watch the video and read the full details on the website.

If you believe this is for you, we would love to have you.

Join Now →

With love,

Mo

I have been sharing Becky Murray’s story over the past few newsletters.

In case this is your first time here, Becky Murray is the founder and CEO of One By One, a global charity working to end the exploitation of vulnerable people. She has built centres in Kenya, Uganda, and Pakistan, and launched the Dignity Project, which has now reached over 50,000 girls across five continents.

She shared a very sensitive story about Deborah how she had to leave her comfort to obey God and that was the hardest yes she has ever given God.

Deborah was just 10 years old when she went out to fetch water in her village in Uganda.

She never came back the same.

A trusted family friend lured her, subjected her to horrific abuse, and then tried to end her life. Against all odds, Deborah survived and she was later brought to One By One’s Mercy Centre, a safe house for girls rescued from trafficking.

I don’t know what you’re carrying today, but Deborah’s story is a reminder that God still has a plan for our lives, and broken stories are never the end of the story.

Next week, I’ll share practical, tangible ways you can be part of ending human trafficking.

Kindly listen to our conversation here and also share with someone who needs to hear it.

🎙️ Listen to my conversation with Becky Murray on the Dear Christian Girl Podcast:

With love,
Mo

I’ve been sharing Becky Murray’s story with you over the past few weeks, but if this is your first time here, let me introduce her.

Becky is the founder and CEO of One By One, a global charity dedicated to ending the exploitation of vulnerable people around the world. She is the author of Embrace the Journey and the longest-serving female presenter on TBN UK.

She has stood in the halls of 10 Downing Street, the Houses of Parliament in London, and the White House in Washington DC. She oversees a global team of over 100 staff across Kenya, Pakistan, Uganda, and beyond. She speaks at churches and conferences around the world and advocates for vulnerable children at the highest levels of government.

But she is also a wife and a mother, carrying many responsibilities at once.

I sat across from her and asked a simple question: how does she do it all?

In this episode of the Dear Christian Girl Podcast, and she breaks it down, what leadership really looks like behind the scenes, and why her strength comes from knowing both her strengths and her limits.

If you are a leader, or a mother trying to hold many things together, this episode is for you.

🎙️ Listen to my full conversation with Becky Murray on the Dear Christian Girl Podcast here.

With love,

Mo

Lately, I’ve noticed these narratives circulating widely on social media, and many young women are unknowingly absorbing them as truth. But it is not only social media, some of these ideas come from what we have observed growing up: patterns repeated in families, generational cycles, and environments where separation and divorce felt normal. Over time, those experiences can shape what we believe is “realistic” about marriage.

These are some of the lies I keep hearing on social media, and chances are, you may have heard them too, or even found yourself believing these;

“Good marriages do not exist anymore.”
“All men cheat.”
“Marriage is too hard; it is not worth it.”
“Children will ruin your life, career, or body.”
“The world is too broken to bring children into.”
“If I am not married by a certain age, it is too late for me.”
“Marriage always ends in divorce anyway, so why bother?”

These are not harmless opinions, they are deeply ingrained thought patterns that stand in direct opposition to what God says about marriage and in many cases, they have become strongholds that need to be uprooted.

It is time to Axe every lie and renew our minds on the truth of God’s Word.

For those who missed my email last week, over the next few weeks, we will be addressing and uprooting these deeply entrenched patterns of thinking that stand against God’s truth and keep people bound, alongside pastors, Bible teachers, and men and women of God.

This is one of the sessions inside Axe With Mo that I am most excited about, because I know how many women are carrying a distorted picture of marriage. A pastor who has been happily married for over 20 years and is thriving in a healthy, flourishing marriage will be leading us through this session, and I believe God will use it to undo and heal things many of us have carried for years.

The Vision

To raise a community of intercessors and kingdom-minded women who demolish limiting beliefs, renew their minds with Scripture, and walk in consistent spiritual discipline.

The Mission

• To equip young women in demolishing strongholds and every argument that opposes the knowledge of Christ, through meditation, study, and application of Scripture until it crystallizes in their hearts and minds.

• To develop consistent spiritual discipline: daily prayer, weekly fasting, and completing the Bible.

• To pray stretch prayers, helping them grow in capacity, boldness, and intimacy with God.

• To fulfill God’s purpose by breaking limiting beliefs, cultivating spiritual maturity, and walking in freedom and authority

When Does Axe With Mo start?

• 📅 Every Saturday from June 13 – August 1, 2026

• ⏰ 8:00–10:00 AM EST

We will be fasting and praying together once a week. The first hour of every session is dedicated to extended prayer, while we will be going deep into the Word and tearing down every stronghold that has kept women bound in the second hour. This happens alongside strong women of faith, pastors, and Bible teachers who will walk through Scripture with you in a powerful and practical way.

We will also journey through the entire New Testament together, reading 4 to 5 chapters a day. Each week, you will receive a reading guide to help you stay consistent.

What Happens After the 8 Weeks

You will be added to a post-program intercessor WhatsApp group where you will lead prayers, complete the Bible, and build community with women who are serious about God.

This Is For You If You:

• Have a deep hunger for God and are serious about growing spiritually

• Are ready for an intense experience of fasting, long stretch prayers, and building real capacity with God

• Want to improve your prayer life and grow in consistency

• Are prepared to take spiritual growth seriously

• Want a community of women to build consistency with

This program is completely free; however, full commitment is required. The women leading and participating in this program are very busy professionals who have intentionally set aside time to be here, so we ask that everyone respect that commitment. If you do not take the program seriously by skipping classes or failing to participate consistently, you will be removed from the group.

Want to learn more before registering? You can watch the video and read the full details on the website.

If you believe this is for you, we would love to have you.

Join Now →

With love,

Mo

At first, Becky began praying for them, but after a while, she started investigating the matter. She went into local schools, asked questions, listened carefully, and paid attention to a pattern she noticed.

The girls started disappearing when they got their periods and traffickers were targeting them by offering sanitary pads, and that was how many of the girls were being lured and trafficked.

In our conversation, Becky talks about the heartbreaking link between period poverty and human trafficking.

A sanitary pad.

That was the thin line standing between some of these girls and the traffickers waiting outside school gates. Something so basic and so easily overlooked.

She created the Dignity Project, which is a prevention programme that combined menstrual health support with anti-trafficking education. The goal was to reach girls before the traffickers did. To equip them with knowledge, dignity, and the tools to recognise deception before it was too late. And importantly, to provide them with sanitary pads before traffickers could use that need as a weapon.

And human trafficking is not just an African problem, it’s a world problem.

It is happening in the United States.
It is happening in the United Kingdom.
It is happening across Europe.

I sat down with Becky Murray in this episode, founder and CEO of One By One, a global charity dedicated to ending the exploitation of vulnerable people around the world. Becky is also the author of Embrace the Journey and the longest-serving female presenter on TBN UK. She has stood in the halls of 10 Downing Street, the Houses of Parliament in London, and the White House in Washington, DC, representing the children and women her organization fights for every single day.

I have not been the same since recording this conversation, and I genuinely believe this is an episode everyone should listen to.

You can listen here or watch here

With love,

Mo

Becky bought her a pair of pink flip flops and invited her to the gospel campaign taking place that evening.

Felicity showed up, however she asked Becky if she should wait in the bedroom.

Felicity who was 9 years old thought Becky bought her the shoes in exchange for sex.

Becky was devastated that this little girl had learned to expect to be exploited adults and she made a decision that would cost her everything she had planned.

The legal career? Gone.

The salary? Gone.

The comfortable, mapped-out future? Gone.

And she has giving her life fighting for children like Felicity.

One by One.

I sit down with Becky Murray in Episode 3 of the Dear Christian Podcast and she shares her powerful story. Becky is the founder and CEO of One By One, a global charity dedicated to ending the exploitation of vulnerable people across the world. She is the author of Embrace the Journey. She is the longest-serving female presenter on TBN UK. She has stood in the halls of 10 Downing Street, the Houses of Parliament in London, and the White House in Washington DC, representing the children and women her organization fights for every single day.

I have not been the same since we recorded this conversation and this is an episode everyone should listen to.

You can listen here or watch here

As usual, I would love to hear your feedback after you watch the episode.

With love,

Mo

In February 2026, Western University’s Faculty of Law published a feature on my appointment as Director of Community Legal Services, titled Building Bridges: Meet Moyosore Somide, Director of Community Legal Services.

My journey to this role was not a straight line. I started my legal career in Nigeria and came to Canada as an internationally trained lawyer and had to figure out a system that wasn’t built with me in mind. No roadmap, no guarantee, just the determination to keep going until I found my footing. I went through the NCA process, articled at the City of London, built a litigation practice at Intact Insurance managing 80 complex files, and somewhere in all of that, I never lost sight of the reason I became a lawyer in the first place, to be in someone’s corner when the system feels too big and too cold to navigate alone.

That’s what Community Legal Services is. It’s where people who fall through the gaps in our legal system, people who can’t afford a lawyer but need one, come for help. And it’s where law students learn that being a lawyer is not just about knowing the law. It’s about seeing the person in front of you.

The interview also gave me space to talk about mentorship, something I feel deeply about. Because when I was navigating the hardest seasons of building my career here, people showed up for me. They believed in me before I had the track record to prove it. I carry that. And now I get to pay it forward, to students, to foreign-trained lawyers finding their footing.

My vision for CLS is simple at its core: excellent legal service for the community, transformative learning for students, and a willingness to think creatively about how we expand access to justice. Whether that’s through new partnerships, technology, or pilot programs that meet emerging needs, I want CLS to be a clinic that doesn’t just serve the community today but develops the leaders who will serve it for decades to come.

You can read the full article here!

In February 2026, Law Times News writer Bernise Carolino covered my appointment as Director of Community Legal Services at Western University’s Faculty of Law, effective January 12, 2026.

The article covered my background across civil litigation, municipal law, public interest work, and insurance litigation, and what the role at Western Law’s student legal clinic involves, such as, training law students, connecting with funders like Legal Aid Ontario, working on access-to-justice initiatives, and serving the London community.

What didn’t make it into the article is the part that drives all of it. Growing up in Nigeria, and coming to Canada as an internationally trained lawyer who had to figure out an unfamiliar system without a roadmap. That experience is personal and it shows up in how I lead this clinic every single day.

Some of my most meaningful work before this role was at the Centre for Justice, Reconciliation and Mercy in Nigeria, investigating wrongful convictions and helping secure the release of people who had been unjustly imprisoned.

Grateful for the feature and for this work. You can read the full article here.

I was part of a panel at The Becoming Conference in London, Ontario and we talked about the seasons of life that broke us, what it takes to find God’s voice when everything else is loud, and the struggle of figuring out who you’re becoming when the world has its own ideas about that.

The main anchor of the whole conference from the main speaker, was the book of Nehemiah. And if you know Nehemiah, that man did not get to rebuild the wall without first sitting in the rubble.

The panel conversation was honest in a way that I think women are hungry for. We talked about breaking and blooming, and I shared some of my own story as well.

If God is going to use you mightily, you are going to go through some crushing and you don’t bloom in spite of the breaking. You bloom because of it. So wherever you are right now, in the breaking, in the waiting, somewhere in between, you are not behind.

You are becoming.

“Flee from sexual immorality. All other sins a person commits are outside the body, but whoever sins sexually, sins against their own body. Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit?” — 1 Corinthians 6:18–19 (NIV)

Keeping yourself before marriage is not outdated, or old-fashioned. It is the Word of God, and God’s standard has not changed.

Today, cohabiting is often called “testing compatibility” and fornication has become normalized, even among Christians, and anyone who speaks against it is quickly labeled judgmental. But no matter how accepted it becomes culturally, sin is still sin.

This is not coming from a place of condemnation, but from a place of love. I have seen the effect sexual compromise has on people who genuinely love God and I have watched women struggle to remain consistent in prayer and in the Word, not because they are lazy or unserious about God, but because secret sin creates distance in their relationship with Him.

That is what sin does. It does not only affect the body; it dulls your spirit, and weakens your sensitivity to God.

This is why impurity, sexual addiction, and sexual compromise are some of the things we will be axing in this season.

For those who missed my email last week, I have received messages from over sixty young women who were struggling. For some, it is pornography, for others, it is a relationship that has crossed boundaries.

For you, it may be cohabiting, and deep down you know it is not aligned with God’s will, but you have ignored that conviction for a long time. Maybe it is a struggle you have never spoken about openly or shared with anyone before.

Whatever it may be, you do not have to carry it alone, and you do not have to remain bound by it.

Over the next few weeks, alongside pastors, Bible teachers, and women of God, we will go deeper into Scripture and begin axing deeply rooted patterns of thinking and beliefs that oppose God’s truth and keep people bound.

The Vision

To raise a community of intercessors and kingdom-minded women who demolish limiting beliefs, renew their minds with Scripture, and walk in consistent spiritual discipline.

The Mission

• To equip young women in demolishing strongholds and every argument that opposes the knowledge of Christ, through meditation, study, and application of Scripture until it crystallizes in their hearts and minds.

• To develop consistent spiritual discipline: daily prayer, weekly fasting, and completing the Bible.

• To pray stretch prayers, helping them grow in capacity, boldness, and intimacy with God.

• To fulfill God’s purpose by breaking limiting beliefs, cultivating spiritual maturity, and walking in freedom and authority

When Does Axe With Mo start?

• 📅 Every Saturday from June 13 – August 1, 2026

• ⏰ 8:00–10:00 AM EST

We will be fasting and praying together once a week. The first hour of every session is dedicated to extended prayer, while we will be going deep into the Word and tearing down every stronghold that has kept women bound in the second hour. This happens alongside strong women of faith, pastors, and Bible teachers who will walk through Scripture with you in a powerful and practical way.

We will also journey through the entire New Testament together, reading 4 to 5 chapters a day. Each week, you will receive a reading guide to help you stay consistent.

What Happens After the 8 Weeks

You will be added to a post-program intercessor WhatsApp group where you will lead prayers, complete the Bible, and build community with women who are serious about God.

This Is For You If You:

• Have a deep hunger for God and are serious about growing spiritually

• Are ready for an intense experience of fasting, long stretch prayers, and building real capacity with God

• Want to improve your prayer life and grow in consistency

• Are prepared to take spiritual growth seriously

• Want a community of women to build consistency with

This program is completely free; however, full commitment is required. The women leading and participating in this program are very busy professionals who have intentionally set aside time to be here, so we ask that everyone respect that commitment. If you do not take the program seriously by skipping classes or failing to participate consistently, you will be removed from the group.

Want to learn more before registering? You can watch the video and read the full details on the website.

If you believe this is for you, we would love to have you.

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With love,

Mo