In this part two episode Rebekah Dawn shares a powerful and transparent conversation with DJ Moz, diving into the challenges of politics in Africa and the state of Nairobi, a city full of potential but plagued by corruption, lack of vision, love, and proper management. Rebekah opens up about living a double life, despite being raised in a Christian home. She reflects on the pivotal moment where she had to choose between walking away from pain or stepping into the light.

She candidly discusses feeling rejected, unloved, wasted, and burdened by shame and the journey of rebuilding her life. Rebekah also discusses her cross-cultural marriage with her husband Allan and challenges us to reflect on why we give God so little credit.

In a vulnerable moment, Rebekah shares how she stayed in her church community even after her struggles and addiction in her 20s were exposed. She uses the analogy of a wounded finger needing to stay attached to the body to heal, illustrating how, as Christians, when we fall short or sin, we too must remain connected to the body of Christ to receive healing and restoration. This conversation centres on healing, redemption, and the power of grace.

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