What's up family? This is your girl, Sarah Jakes Roberts, and you are listening to the Woman

Evolve podcast. I hope you all enjoyed our devotional to get things started. It has been a treat for me to

share with you all the things that have been on my heart. And I pray that it helped to bring some

clarity or maybe even a launch pad for you doing your own deep digging to determine and define

what going rogue looks like for you in this season. You know, the thing about going rogue is that

sometimes we accept realities, mindsets,

things that just aren't necessarily meant to be a part of our highest identity,

because it's just become normal for our community, for our culture, for our world.

And going rogue is first an invitation to interrogate what we have normalized.

To determine whether or not what we have normalized is actually divine.

Is it a conduit that can allow us to experience our reflection of divinity on the earth.

And for me, that has been a beautiful process.

I have spent the last 20-some days off the social media.

And it has been, it's been beautiful for me, actually.

At first when I gave up social media, I thought that it was God trying to, like, test me to see if I was going to be tempted and to show me how addicted I was to it.

And, you know, it hasn't been that because most of the time when I'm on social media, I can acknowledge that I in fact

have other things I could be, should be doing, but I am wasting time on social media. So I haven't

necessarily felt tempted as much as I have felt more productive, but I have been surprised

to understand like how clear my mind has been. I am a slow processor and shout out to the

slow processors. She's not a quick girl. She's not fast. But when she does land, she lands strong.

Okay. That is my testimony. I'm not the sharp. Like if you need something immediately sharp, don't, don't,

I'm, maybe not me, but you sharpen me up and I'll cut through a watermelon or carrot or something.

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