Let’s talk about something that’s keeping too many faith-led women sick, stuck, and spiritually sluggish: cravings.

You might think it’s just about willpower or poor discipline. But what if I told you your cravings are spiritual warfare in disguise?

In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on how the enemy uses cravings, food addiction, and even modern healthcare systems to fog your mind, drain your body, and keep you too distracted to discern what God is actually saying.

Here’s what we cover in today’s conversation:

• The real spiritual root of cravings — and why they’re not just “bad habits”
• The excuses I used to justify staying stuck — like not having time, discipline, or enough money to make real health changes. But when I brought those "reasons" to God, I realized they weren’t His voice... they were the enemy’s.
• A deeper look at how modern healthcare fuels dysfunction, not restoration

If you've been feeling stuck, foggy, tired, or like you're doing all the right things but not seeing results… this episode is for you.

It’s time to stop feeding what’s feeding on you.

🔥 Truth bomb of the episode:

"If Satan can’t make you sin, he’ll make you snack."



✨ Takeaway: Cravings aren’t always physical. They’re often spiritual. And if you don’t address the root — both spiritually and physically — you’ll keep cycling through exhaustion, confusion, and false solutions. But there’s another way forward — one led by the Holy Spirit, rooted in truth, and fueled by real healing.

🔗 Connect with Dana:

Website: revivalcollaborative.com

Instagram: @revivalcollaborative

In this episode, Dana shares the raw, Spirit-led story behind her recent 3-month parasite cleanse—and how it became one of the most transformational experiences of her life.

This wasn’t just about detoxing physically—it was about tearing down strongholds, confronting emotional coping mechanisms, and making room for God to move in deeper than ever before.

The cleanse revealed things Dana didn’t know were still controlling her: cravings that masked emotional wounds, food habits rooted in avoidance, and a toxic overload that was clouding her discernment.

Inside this episode:

• What Dana eliminated from her diet
• The surprising physical wins: energy, sleep, digestion, and mental clarity
• How food had unknowingly become an idol for comfort and escape
• Why cravings were deeply tied to emotional strongholds
• How detoxing physically helped her discern spiritually
• Why true transformation starts with cleaning the temple

This episode will challenge the way you see food, healing, and what it really takes to hear God clearly. It's not about control—it's about consecration.

🔗 Connect with Dana:

Website: revivalcollaborative.com

Instagram: @revivalcollaborative

DISCLAIMER: What is provided in this podcast, is not medical advice.

In this episode, Dana pulls back the curtain on one of the enemy’s most strategic tactics: distraction.

Whether it’s the mental ping to “switch the laundry,” the Instagram notification right before you open your Bible, or the well-intended phone call that hijacks your time with God—these aren’t coincidences.

They’re calculated.

And they’re keeping you out of alignment.

Inside this episode:

• How digital notifications, people you love, and comparison traps are hijacking your clarity
• Why distraction is one of the top plays in the enemy’s playbook
• Her personal strategies for discerning and dismantling these tactics before they derail her day
• How to recognize when emotional hijacking is keeping you reactive instead of responsive
• What it looks like to turn distractions into divine direction
• Biblical truths that anchor your authority to cut through the noise and hear God clearly

Distraction is one of the enemy’s most effective tactics to keep you overwhelmed, foggy, and off course. In this episode, you’ll learn how to recognize the interference, reclaim your time, and create space to hear God with clarity again.

🔗 Connect with Dana:

Website: revivalcollaborative.com

Instagram: @revivalcollaborative

DISCLAIMER: What is provided in this podcast, is not medical advice.