Just Nona
Just Nona is a faith-anchored, emotionally honest, and psychologically grounded podcast for women who are ready to do the deeper work of healing. This evolved format moves beyond interviews into focused, heart-level conversations centered around one powerful question at a time—questions about identity, unworthiness, rejection, resilience, purpose, and the quiet battles women fight while succeeding publicly.
Host Nona Jones—author, CEO, preacher, and leadership coach—draws from personal testimony, biblical truth, and behavioral science to help listeners confront what’s shaping them beneath the surface and re-form their identity from the inside out. Through intentional teaching, “Heart Question” segments, and practical frameworks, Just Nona challenges internalized lies, disrupts cultural narratives, and equips women to live from wholeness rather than performance.
Just Nona
Latest Episodes
Why Doesn’t God Care About Women? Trauma and Silence in the Church | Just Nona
If you read the Bible with open eyes you will notice that most of the heroes are men, that women in the Old Testament were often defined by their ability to bear children, that polygamy was practiced by men called righteous while women were sha...
Can Addiction Keep Me Out of Heaven? | Just Nona
There are some questions that reveal just how much pain a person is carrying.Not because the question is wrong, but because of what it takes to finally ask it out loud.What does it mean when someone has been sitting alone with t...
Divorce and Abandonment. What the Bible Actually Says | Just Nona
There are some questions people of faith are afraid to ask out loud.Not because they do not feel them, but because they are afraid of being judged, misunderstood, or confronted with what the answer might require.One of those que...
Why You Keep Choosing The Wrong People | Just Nona
There are some relational tensions that don't have clean answers.Not because you don't want resolution — but because the path to resolution isn't fully in your control. And if you have ever experienced a strained relationship with a par...
How Long Are You Responsible for Their Pain? | Just Nona
You did the work. You had the hard conversation. You acknowledged the hurt. You apologized — more than once. And you meant it.But no matter what you do, it is not enough. The wound keeps coming back up. The tension keeps showing up at t...