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P31 Unfiltered is a podcast for faith-driven women who are building with wisdom, intention, and obedience. Hosted by Dr. Tesha D. Colston, the show brings together conversations on faith, finances, business, and technology through a biblical lens.

Podcast · By Dr. Tesha D. Colston · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Permission to Start Before You’re Ready (opens the original)

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    How long have you been saying, “I’m getting ready”? One more course. One more certification. One more revision. One more piece of equipment. One more confirmation. One more prayer. And somehow… you’re still preparing to start. Sis, what if “I’m getting ready” has become fear with a planner? 👀 In Chapter Six of the Permission Granted series, we’re talking about the difference between preparation and procrastination—and why you may never feel completely ready for the thing God is calling you to do

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Permission to Rest (opens the original)

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    When was the last time you rested without feeling guilty about it? Not because everything was finished. Not because you had earned it. And not because you were so exhausted that your body finally forced you to stop. For many of us, being busy has become so connected to being valuable that slowing down feels wrong. If we aren't producing, building, helping, fixing, posting, or accomplishing something, that little voice starts whispering, “You should be doing something.” Sis, we need to talk about

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Permission Granted | Permission to Say No (opens the original)

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    What if one of the most important things you can say in this season is simply... No. No to the opportunity that doesn't align. No to the request you don't have capacity for. No to constantly rescuing everybody. No to rearranging your priorities because someone else has an emergency. No to saying yes out of guilt while the assignment God gave you keeps getting pushed to the side. For many women, saying no isn't difficult because we don't know what we want. It's difficult because we don't want to

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Permission to Be Seen (opens the original)

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    What if you're not waiting on God to reveal you? What if God is waiting on you to stop hiding? You prayed for the opportunity. You asked God to use your gifts. You want your business to grow, your ministry to reach people, your book to be read, your message to be heard, and your work to make an impact. But when it's time to actually show up ? You shrink. You hesitate. You worry about what people will think. You tell yourself you're just being humble. Sis, we need to talk. In Chapter Three of the

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Permission to Charge (opens the original)

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    Why do so many Christian women feel guilty about charging for the gifts God gave them? If you've ever discounted your services before anyone asked… Worked twice as hard to justify your prices… Or believed that serving God meant giving everything away… This episode is for you. In Chapter Two of the Permission Granted movement , Dr. Tesha D. Colston tackles one of the biggest mindset barriers holding women back from building sustainable businesses and walking confidently in their calling. Because

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