Finding Your Voice as a Female Communicator | Faith Cho

Finding Your Voice as a Female Communicator | Faith Cho

From Next Up with Grant Skeldon by THINQ Media

March 17, 2026 · 59 min

About this episode

Grant Skeldon and Faith Cho discuss finding one's voice as a female communicator while navigating challenges of online comparison and spiritual growth.

We've all been there—wondering if we're actually called to the pulpit or if we're just good at talking. In this episode, Grant sits down with friend Faith Cho for a raw conversation on what it looks like to find your voice without losing your soul to the platform of online comparison and vainglory. Faith opens up about her first time preaching at 17 and the hard lesson she learned along the way: being a natural communicator is a gift, but being an effective one requires something much deeper than talent. If you're a young leader navigating a wilderness season or trying to figure out how to lead well when nobody is watching, this one is for you. They dive into: The Transition: Moving from natural ability to Holy Spirit dependency. The Wilderness: Why the seasons where you feel "unseen" are actually where your calling is forged. The Harvest: Shifting our focus from our own performance to the people God is trying to set free. The stakes are too high for us to just be good enough at ministry. It's time to be formed by His presence so we can actually move the needle for the Kingdom. Connect with Faith Cho: Preorder Never Alone: https://sites.prh.com/never-alone-faith-eury-cho/ Website…

People in this episode

Host: Grant Skeldon

Guest: Faith Cho

Topics covered

  • female communication
  • faith
  • leadership
  • spiritual growth
  • online comparison
  • Holy Spirit dependency

Keywords

  • female communicator
  • faith
  • leadership
  • Holy Spirit
  • spirituality
  • online comparison
  • ministry

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: THINQ Media

Books & works: Never Alone

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