Live July 9th · 5:00 PM PST · Free

You understand your patterns. So why does love still feel unsafe?

A free live masterclass for Christian women who are done collecting insight and ready to actually feel emotionally safe, grounded, and secure in love.

July 9th 5:00 PM PST 100% Free to Attend

Takes 20 seconds · Seats are limited

What we'll walk through — live

Three shifts that change how you love

01

Why insight hasn't been enough

You can name every pattern and still react the same way. You'll see why understanding never created change — and what actually has to happen instead.

02

Is it God — or my anxiety?

The question you keep carrying. Learn to tell the difference between true discernment and a nervous system bracing for hurt, so you stop second-guessing your own heart.

03

How to build real emotional safety

The grounded, steady kind that lets you stop spiraling — whether you're breaking the cycle before your next relationship or softening the wall in the one you're already in.

Who this is for

If any of this is you, you belong here

You love God deeply — and still feel anxious or unsteady the moment love is on the line.

You're single and quietly afraid of repeating the same pattern until you end up alone.

You're married and lying next to someone you love but feel a quiet wall between you.

You've tried the books, podcasts, and prayer — and you're tired of insight that never became change.

Troy & Naomi
Your hosts

Troy & Naomi

We're two people who loved God and still kept hitting the same walls. Troy leaned avoidant. Naomi leaned anxious. We weren't speaking from a textbook — we had to learn how to actually feel safe with each other and with God.

Now we get to walk other people through the same work: the bridge between faith and the nervous system that most Christian women are never shown.

Live July 9th · 5:00 PM PST

You've spent long enough understanding the problem.

Come learn how to actually change it. Save your free seat for The Secure Love Masterclass.

Free to attend · Seats are limited