“My grace is sufficient for thee, for my strength is made perfect in weakness…”
— 2 Corinthians 12:9
Just because you’re a Christian doesn’t mean your relationships will always be smooth.
It doesn’t mean you won’t hit rough patches.
And it definitely doesn’t mean you’re failing when things fall apart.
We forget that relationship struggles—conflict, distance, miscommunication, betrayal—can be infirmities too.
Paul called his challenges “infirmities”… and still said he would rather glory in them—why?
Because the power of Christ rests on us in those very moments of weakness.
So if you’re hurting…
If you’re stuck in a confusing romantic relationship…
If you love God but still can’t fix the tension between you and your spouse (or partner)…
You don’t need to hide it.
You don’t need to fake strength.
You need to let Christ be your strength—and sometimes, that means getting help.
👏🏾 I’m Here to Help (Because God Told Me To)
In the summer of 2010, God called me to help His people with relationships.
That’s what I’ve been doing ever since, and I love it. I genuinely want to help you.
And this weekend, I’m making my private 1-on-1 coaching session—Tea Time with Shirah Chante—available to everyone at a Black Friday special price: only a tithe (10%) of the regular cost.
🫖 What You’ll Get in This 45-Minute Session:
- Breakthrough clarity on what’s really going wrong
- A personalized biblical roadmap based on where you are now
- Practical steps rooted in scripture—not just psychology
- Prayer, guidance, and support that centers Christ
- A full session recording to revisit anytime
- And some artistic keepsakes to remind you of what God is rebuilding in you
This is not therapy. This is not hype.
It’s real help, real strategy, and real restoration—God’s way.
If you’ve been waiting for a sign that it’s time to deal with your relationship struggles head-on…
This is it.
➡️ Click here to claim your session before the Black Friday offer ends
And remember:
It’s not your strength that gets you through.
It’s His.“My strength is made perfect in weakness…”
— 2 Corinthians 12:9
God bless, Shirah Chante, your relationship coach
P.S. You don’t have to figure this all out on your own.
Even Paul admitted his weakness… and God still used him mightily.
Your struggle doesn’t disqualify you—it positions you for divine breakthrough.