Spiritual Oppression, Battling Anxiety and Obedience w Clarissa Rojas

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Previously titled “Spiritual Oppression, Battling Anxiety and Obedience w Clarissa Rojas | SavedNotSoftPodcast” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 4, 2026

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What is the significance of having guests on the podcast?

Clarissa Rojas 0:00
Hello, hello, everyone, and welcome back to Saved Not Sauce. What's going on, everybody? Y'all, today I'm so very, very, very, very excited. And I have, because you guys know it's rare occasions when we have guests, but when we do have guests, it's super important, super valuable to me into this ministry that God has graced and blessed me with. And before I get into who my guest is, first, if you don't know me, my name is Emmy Moore. I'm the host of this podcast, and this is Save Not Soft. And what is Save Not Soft? Save Not Soft is a podcast navigating your Christian lifestyle of what it means to be heard, loved, and seen by God. That's the mission statement. Literally, this journey is not easy. It's a little hard.
Clarissa Rojas 0:46
So this podcast is pretty much here to help you navigate those seasons and what it's like to walk in the Christian lifestyle in this day and age and in this culture. Okay. Now, we had to get that out of the way so I could get to my guest. Because I'm like, that's kind of like the roll call. We do that every episode. But y'all, this isn't just like a regular, shmegular friend. Or like, oh, I go to church with this lady. Or we just know each other from social media. It's like, this is my real life, in person, all around the world, everything, my best friend. So give a round of applause for my bestie, Clarissa Rojas. Hello. Hello. Thank you for having me. It's the first time on the pod. I know. Which is weird because I feel like we should have done this sooner.

How did Clarissa Rojas and Emmy Moore meet?

Clarissa Rojas 1:37
It's God's timing. It's God's timing. That's what it is. We've already been friends for so long. Like, I feel like this almost happened really naturally. Yeah. To where I feel like if this would have happened, I don't know, even like two years ago would have been like... okay. Yeah. You know? Yeah. No, it's definitely God's divine timing. Yeah. It definitely flew really well. And we're more mature in the faith. Oh, for sure. Yeah. Well, we've been friends the past. It's literally, I feel like it's about, it feels like it's coming up four years, but I think it's three about to be four. Yeah. It's about to be four, which is really insane. But it feels like I've almost done my whole life with you, even though like, I haven't, but I think it's because we've just seen each other so much and have prioritized our friendship so much. And God has been so magnified through our relationship. It's been great.
Clarissa Rojas 2:27
Well, kind of almost the start of your whole life when you gave your life to Christ. That's when I met you. Yeah, it was right after your life was just starting. Yeah. Yeah. Technically. Right. It was it was really insane. And I think it was so funny because whenever we met, we we prayed each other into our lives. Oh, yeah. A lot of prayer. Yeah. And a lot of crying out. Yes. Yeah. No, literally. And just like God bless me with someone who's like minded. And even we get people tell us who say we look alike, too. And I'm always like, you think I look Latina?
Guest Speaker 2:59
No, really quick. In Mexico, we had this guy come up to us and he's like, are you guys twins? We're like, twins? I was flattered. We get sisters, but twins. Twins was OD.
Clarissa Rojas 3:10
I was like, buddy, you see the height difference?
Guest Speaker 3:13
Right.
Clarissa Rojas 3:13
I was like, I'm pushing six foot. I'm like, Larissa, she's just like six centimeters. Like, she's just down there. six centimeters no that was so insane but anytime anybody i don't know i just feel like maybe this is a terrible analogy i'm just gonna say you know this might be terrible i'm just gonna say now how like you get a dog and then the dogs start to look like you oh my god every person every person i know the dog that they have looks like the owner i've heard that but i think something more people might really resonate with is like a boyfriend and a girlfriend becoming like looking alike they start looking like yes and it's like you just you just mesh well yeah so i think it's because not only i think i i don't know maybe some like i think maybe because we have dark features that's where people can like make that alignment yeah but i also think that's what

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