Welcome to the Journey Women Podcast. I'm your host, Hunter Beelis. Life's a journey we were never meant to walk alone. We all need friends along the way.

On the Journey Women Podcast, we'll chat with mentors about gracefully navigating the seasons and challenges we face on our journeys to glorify God.

On today's episode of the Journey Women Podcast, I chatted with my friend Patoya Hall about confession and conflict.

We covered it all from how the gospel enables us to walk in confession and conflict without fear to how our own personal mistakes have flushed out in confrontation.

Patoya shared how God brought her from being fearful of conflict to a point where she's actually able to approach others in love because of her confidence in him.

I really think that you'll find this episode to be a help to you as you navigate relationships for the glory of God.

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Petoya, welcome to the Journey Women podcast. This is so fun.

This is so fun. Thanks so much for inviting me.

It's gonna be like a phone chat that we've needed to have for a couple of years.

Yeah, I think so. I love it.

Why don't you tell the listeners a little bit about who you are and what you do?

Yeah, well, I am, I guess, considered young professional. I feel like it's strange to call myself young and I'm 30.

In certain crowds, that's young in certain crowds. It's not so young, especially being in a college town.

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