The Encounter That Changes Everything – She Excels: From Encounter to Influence
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In this empowering episode of She Excels on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Amy Sune continues her series "The Process of Becoming: From Encounter to Influence" with a powerful message titled "The Encounter That Changes Things." Drawing from Matthew 4:19 – "Come, follow me, and I will show you how to fish for people" – she unpacks the three phases of every kingdom assignment: Come (encounter), Follow (development/becoming), and Go (influence).
Amy challenges women to embrace the often-overlooked "follow" season—the behind-the-scenes process of formation, dying to self, and building a strong foundation that can carry the weight of their God-given assignment. She emphasises that lasting influence and legacy are not born from talent or charisma alone, but from deep, solitary encounters with God where purpose is revealed and vision is birthed.
Using biblical examples such as Moses (burning bush), Joseph (dreams), David (anointing), Paul (Damascus road), and Mary (angelic visitation), she illustrates that encounters with God often happen in seclusion—away from noise, crowds, and distractions. She calls women to have the courage to go alone, to wait in silence, and to fully surrender to God's process, just as Mary did when she said, "Let it be done to me according to your word."
The episode closes with reflective questions, a prayer of surrender, and an invitation for listeners to share how the message has stirred their hearts. Amy reminds every woman that she was created for more—not to live at a distance from God, but in relationship, fellowship, and partnership with Him.
Amy challenges women to embrace the often-overlooked "follow" season—the behind-the-scenes process of formation, dying to self, and building a strong foundation that can carry the weight of their God-given assignment. She emphasises that lasting influence and legacy are not born from talent or charisma alone, but from deep, solitary encounters with God where purpose is revealed and vision is birthed.
Using biblical examples such as Moses (burning bush), Joseph (dreams), David (anointing), Paul (Damascus road), and Mary (angelic visitation), she illustrates that encounters with God often happen in seclusion—away from noise, crowds, and distractions. She calls women to have the courage to go alone, to wait in silence, and to fully surrender to God's process, just as Mary did when she said, "Let it be done to me according to your word."
The episode closes with reflective questions, a prayer of surrender, and an invitation for listeners to share how the message has stirred their hearts. Amy reminds every woman that she was created for more—not to live at a distance from God, but in relationship, fellowship, and partnership with Him.
