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ChOP (Check On Your People)

Real, raw, and transparent conversations discussing mental health, encouragement, and grief with God at the center. The Check On Your People MovementWhy do we ChOP?It is important to remember to check in on your people.

Podcast · By Jarkeshia McGahee · English · Official site

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Aug 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Am I Sufficient? By Yourself, No but with God Yes (opens the original)

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    Are you sufficient on your own? This episode asks that question honestly and answers it with Scripture rather than self-help. The message is simple: by yourself, no, you are not sufficient, but with God, yes, you are. Drawing from 2 Corinthians, this episode walks through what it looks like to stop leaning on yourself and start bringing God into every weakness, hardship, and decision, not just emergencies. True sufficiency is not self-made. Our competence comes from God, not from our own effort

  2. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Get Ready, Stay Ready, Are You Ready (opens the original)

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    Whether you're new to faith or have been walking this road for a while, this episode is a gentle nudge to pause, reflect, and take that next step today. In this heartfelt episode, Jarkeshia sits down to share a message that's been on her heart, inspired by Mark 13:33. The core message challenges listeners to ask themselves: If Jesus came back today, would you truly be ready? Jarkeshia draws on scripture and church songs from her upbringing to illustrate that readiness is not about perfection; it

  3. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Identity: Loss (opens the original)

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    In this heartfelt and deeply personal episode, Jarkeshia opens up about one of the most profound questions we face in seasons of loss: Who am I when everything I identified with is gone? She introduces the concept of identity loss: what happens to our sense of self when the titles, roles, relationships, and circumstances that defined us are suddenly stripped away. Through it all, she reflects on how loss can disorient us, making us question our purpose and worth, but also how it can rebirth the

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