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The Feminine Frontline

The Feminine Frontline is a discipleship podcast equipping girls to become women who stay soft in a hard world. Hosted by Coach O, it’s a call to cultivate tenderness without weakness, faith without fear, and wisdom without walls.

Podcast · By Obioma Enyinnaya · English · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Fake It Till You Fumble It: Why We Perform Instead of Process (opens the original)

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    This is it — the final episode of Season 1. 🎙️ Obioma unpacks the authenticity crisis of our culture — using the DeJon Love NFL scam and the "fake PA student" as a launchpad into a deeper conversation about why so many people are living performed, pretend lives. She breaks down the difference between godly desires, self-desires, and demonic desires (yes, even Jesus was tempted by His own promised greatness), why comparison to someone else's timeline will wreck your peace, and why God builds capa

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Restoration Is Coming — And So Is The Price of Purpose (opens the original)

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    Preorder for The Price of Purpose is LIVE. In this solo episode, I share what God did during our 3-day fast for children and prodigals, why unbelief nearly broke me on my office floor, and why September is a season of restoration. Plus: Wednesday Bible study starts 9/2 (free, book of Genesis) and a few coaching slots just opened. Obiomaee.com Biblestudy at intentionel.net.

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Boundaries, Belonging & the Ease Test ft. Daleshia (opens the original)

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    Boundaries, Belonging & the Ease Test ft. Daleshia Daleshia joins me to talk boundaries, discernment, and what it looks like to seek community God's way in a new season. We cover the "ease test," the line between healthy boundaries and self-protection, and why being known matters even when you're the extrovert in the room. Join our free Genesis Bible Study starting September 2 (Wednesdays, 9PM EST), and our Fast & Prayer for Prodigals, August 26–28 — newsletter at intentionel.net

  4. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Support Is a Lie: Honor, Access & the Truth About Community (opens the original)

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    What happens when women reach for friendship because they don't want to pay the price of honor? In this episode of The Feminine Frontline, Obioma sits down with her sister-friend Tsciena (founder of Corporate in Christ) for an unfiltered conversation on friendship, sisterhood, and the wounds that quietly sabotage both. Fresh off the Wives Bootcamp and Tsciena's ministerial gathering, they get honest about the "usury spirit" in relationships — how people trade with friendship to bypass establishe

  5. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    That Verse Isn't Even in the Bible (opens the original)

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    Are you truly in the world, but not of it — or just of the world with better vocabulary? 👀 This week Obioma unpacks what it actually means to be a citizen of heaven functioning inside a secular, sometimes lascivious "Babylon" — from Daniel in the king's courtyard to why you're called to be a thermostat, not a thermometer, in every room you walk into. She gets honest about the anger she used to carry watching others "get away with" things she got chastised for, and how God turned that resentment

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