She said. She prayed.

Diamond Watkins & Candi Bernardino
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You love God. You're also still healing something. Those two things are allowed to be true at the same time. She Said, She Prayed is a podcast for women navigating faith and real life simultaneously — not after the breakthrough, but during it. Some of the most honest conversations about God don't happen in church. They happen between friends who've stopped performing and started processing. Hosts Diamond and Candi are longtime friends processing healing, identity, motherhood, calling, and what it means to trust God when things are still unresolved. Their conversations feel less like a podcast and more like accidentally walking into the most honest room you've ever been in. Faith doesn't require having it figured out. This show is proof. New episodes every Wednesday.

Episodes

  1. 2d ago

    What Happens When Obedience Doesn't Work Out the Way You Thought It Would? (Pt. 4)

    Send us Fan Mail The dream you sold me feels like a lie. That's the tension this season finale of She Said, She Prayed sits inside. Diamond and Candi close out the season with the hardest version of obedience - when you know, without question, that God told you to do something, and it still doesn't work out the way you pictured it. Candi talks through a move to Florida that looked like a postcard and turned into a season of watching her son get hurt in ways she never saw coming. Diamond tells the story of an infestation of bugs in a brand-new desert home she was certain, without a doubt, God had called her to - and what it actually sounded like to pray "I can't bear this" and mean it literally. Using Romans 8:28 - "all things work together for good" - and the story of Job, who never once apologized for insisting he'd done nothing wrong, they land on a hard truth: obedience was never about the outcome being comfortable. This isn't a neat bow on the season. It's two friends admitting that sometimes you're crying yourself to sleep in the middle of doing exactly what God asked - and that's not a sign you got it wrong. In this episode: Why the outcome of obedience is rarely what you pictured when God first called you to itCandi's Florida move — a beautiful place that still wasn't where her family belongedJob — the "10 toes down" example of someone who never once said "maybe I misunderstood"Romans 8:28 — all things working together for good, even when you can't see it yetDiamond's desert bug story — and what it sounds like to pray "I can't bear this" for real"Even when it doesn't make sense, God is still working"If this episode gave you language for something you've never known how to explain, the most helpful thing you can do is leave a quick rating and review - it's how new listeners find us in these first few weeks. Timestamps: 0:00 – Cold open + intro 0:29 – Check-in: how are you really doing today? 2:02 – Today's topic: when obedience doesn't work out the way you thought 4:46 – Candi's story: the move to Florida 13:24 – Job — "I didn't do anything," and refusing to second-guess yourself 15:43 – Romans 8:28 — all things work together for good 21:14 – Diamond's story: the desert, the bugs, and the $10 employee 32:41 – Personality segment: what used to matter that doesn't anymore 36:49 – "Even when it doesn't make sense, God is still working" 40:49 – "I need you to make it easier for me to live like this" — the desert prayer 45:18 – Closing prayer for the season Topics: obedience and faith, trusting God through hardship, Christian women podcast, faith and obedience, Romans 8:28, Job and suffering, Christian girl talk, emotional healing podcast, faith and identity, and more New episodes every Tuesday. Catch up on the series: Part 1, "Rediscovering Who I Am Beyond Being a Wife and a Mom", Part 2, "When You Feel God Pulling You Toward Something You're Not Prepared For", and Part 3, "Trusting That Your Journey Doesn't Have to Look Like Anyone Else's" , before this one. Email us at shesaidsheprayed@gmail.com — we want to hear from you. This is the final episode of Season 1. Thank you for walking this season out with us -we'll be back with Season 2.

  2. Aug 11

    Trusting Our Journey- It Doesn't Have to Look Like Everyone Else's

    Send us Fan Mail Send us Fan Mail Your race is your race. That's the tension this episode of She Said, She Prayed sits inside. Diamond and Candi get honest about comparison — watching friends buy houses, get promotions, hit milestones on a different timeline, while still being genuinely happy for them. One host talks through the hardest season of her marriage, when her husband was drafted for almost nothing, and she carried the weight nearly alone, wrestling with resentment even while believing in him completely. The other shares what it took to obey a move she still isn't thrilled about, landing on Hebrews 12:1 — "run the race set before you" — and John 21:22, where Jesus tells Peter, "What is that to you? You must follow me." This isn't a five-step guide to not comparing yourself to anyone. It's two friends admitting that minding your own business, spiritually speaking, is a discipline — and that timing you didn't choose can still turn out to be exactly right. In this episode: Why comparison doesn't cancel out being genuinely happy for someone elseHebrews 12:1 — running the race set before you, not someone else'sJohn 21:22 — "What is that to you? You must follow me."The real cost of a season neither of them was prepared for"Soft era" vs. "get it done era" — and why that shift isn't a betrayal of the season before itWhat it means to "mind your business" with God, not just with peopleIf this episode gave you language for something you've never known how to explain, the most helpful thing you can do is leave a quick rating and review — it's how new listeners find us in these first few weeks. Timestamps: 0:00 – Cold open + intro 0:29 – Check-in: what are you most proud of yourself for? 2:30 – Today's topic: trusting your journey doesn't have to look like anyone else's 3:00 – Hebrews 12:1 — "run the race set before you" 4:50 – John 21:22 — "What is that to you? You must follow me." 6:17 – The move to the desert — "I'm here because Jesus told me to" 12:57 – How comparison affects confidence 13:43 – Losing motivation as a wife and mom 20:44 – The baseball season — resentment, $5,000, and carrying it alone 27:25 – Personality segment: "soft era" vs. "get it done era" 32:18 – What do you do when you didn't understand the weight of what you agreed to? 36:28 – The fast, and hearing "it's your season" 39:51 – "Mind your business" — your journey is yours 43:19 – Where do you feel the most comparison, and how do you ask God for it? Topics: comparison and faith, trusting God's timing, Christian women podcast, faith and marriage, motherhood and identity, seasons of life, Christian girl talk, emotional healing podcast, faith and ambition, and more New episodes every Tuesday. Catch up on the series: Part 1, "Rediscovering Who I Am Beyond Being a Wife and a Mom", and Part 2, "When You Feel God Pulling You Toward Something You're Not Prepared For", before this one. Email us at shesaidsheprayed@gmail.com — we want to hear from you. WEBSITE:  🔗 She said. She prayed. 📱 SOCIAL LINKS: Instagram:   / shesaidshep.  . Facebook Community:   She said. She prayed. Community Tik tok:   / shesaidsheprayed Youtube:    / @shesaidsheprayed

  3. Aug 4

    When You Feel God Pulling You Toward Something You're Not Prepared For (Calling & Identity, Pt. 2.)

    Send us Fan Mail Send us Fan Mail (https://www.buzzsprout.com/2618661/fa...) Readiness isn't the requirement. Obedience is. That's the tension this episode of She Said, She Prayed sits inside. Diamond and Candi talk honestly about what it feels like when God pulls you toward something before you feel prepared for it — the fear, the "why me," and the discomfort of being asked to move before you have the answers. Diamond shares the strange, specific nudge to look into grants for something she can't yet explain, and the custom sportswear line that never panned out the way she expected, even though she knows she heard God clearly. Using Exodus 3:13–14 — "I am who I am" — and 2 Corinthians 12:9, they land on a reframe: God doesn't call the ready, He equips the willing. This isn't a checklist for knowing when it's really God. It's two friends admitting they're still building the muscle of trusting Him before they see the outcome — and choosing obedience over having it all figured out. In this episode: Why fear is usually the first, most honest reaction to being calledThe difference between waiting for readiness and practicing obedienceExodus 3:13–14 — "I am who I am," and what that means for who you areWhat it looks like when something you were sure God told you to do doesn't work out"Who were you before life told you who to be?"If this episode gave you language for something you've never known how to explain, the most helpful thing you can do is leave a quick rating and review — it's how new listeners find us in these first few weeks. Timestamps: 0:00 – Cold open + intro 0:29 – Check-in: current mood in one word 1:46 – Today's topic: when God pulls you toward something you're not prepared for 1:56 – "Why me? Are you sure?" — the honest first reaction 7:16 – "God doesn't call the ready. He equips the waiting." (2 Corinthians 12:9) 8:31 – The grants story — trusting a nudge you can't explain 12:21 – Exodus 3:13–14 — "I am who I am" 19:04 – The custom sportswear line that didn't work out 25:52 – "Readiness isn't required — but willingness, obedience, is" 27:38 – Personality segment: rapid-fire questions 33:12 – What have you been called to do that you felt unqualified for? 38:00 – The cowboy hat store and waiting on God's "yes" 43:12 – Final takeaway: readiness isn't required, obedience is 46:04 – "Who were you before life told you who to be?" Topics: faith and obedience, trusting God's timing, Christian women podcast, faith and calling, Exodus 3:13-14, overcoming fear, Christian girl talk, emotional healing podcast, faith and identity, and more New episodes every Tuesday. Catch up on the series: Part 1, "Rediscovering Who I Am Beyond Being a Wife and a Mom" ,  before this one. Email us at shesaidsheprayed@gmail.com — we want to hear from youif you haven't watched out Daddy Issues series, be sure to check that out.  And y 📖 Referenced in this episode:   Exodus 3:13–14  2 Corinthians 12:9 WEBSITE:  🔗 https://shesaidsheprayed.com (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?even...)  📱 SOCIAL LINKS:  Instagram:   / shesaidshep.  . (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?even...)  Facebook Community:   / 1ckep5stlc   (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?even...)  Tik tok:   / shesaidshepra.  . (https://www.youtube.com/redirect?even...)  Youtube:    / @shesaidsheprayed

  4. Jul 28

    Rediscovering Who I Am Beyond Being a Wife and a Mom

    Send us Fan Mail Send us Fan Mail: (https://www.buzzsprout.com/2618661/fa...)  Losing yourself doesn't mean God forgot who you are. That's the tension this episode sits inside. Diamond and Candi turn to a question they've been circling all season: who are you outside of the roles you carry — wife, mother, caretaker — and is it okay to want something more? One host opens up about losing her motivation and confidence somewhere in the day-to-day of motherhood — the quiet feeling of "I can just help everybody else" replacing anything she wanted for herself. Both hosts wrestle with a harder truth: wanting an identity beyond wife and mom isn't a betrayal of either role, and needing God to remove the guilt around that is its own kind of prayer. Using Psalm 139:1–3, 14 — "I am fearfully and wonderfully made" — they talk about an identity that existed in God before any role ever did. This isn't a five-step guide to finding yourself again. It's two friends admitting they're still figuring out which parts of themselves to reclaim, and choosing to trust God's timing over forcing their own. In this episode: Why "parts of you" can feel buried under motherhood — and how to tell if that's a season, or something you're avoidingThe difference between losing yourself in a role and finding your identity through Christ within itPsalm 139:1–3, 14 — how your identity was created by God before any role you carry"51% faith" — trusting a calling even without full certaintyWhat it looks like to ask God to remove the guilt of wanting something outside of motherhoodIf this gave you language for something you've never known how to explain, the most helpful thing you can do is leave a quick rating and review — it's how new listeners find us in these first few weeks. Timestamp/sequence: Cold open: "Have I ever felt like parts of me disappeared into being a wife and a mom?"Check-in: highs and lows, feeling grateful and groundedWhat comes to mind with "rediscovering who I am" — and why it feels vulnerableLosing motivation — "I can just help everybody else"The dream about the church plant — "that is her"Psalm 139:1–3, 14"51% faith" — trusting God without full certaintyPersonality segment: rapid-fire questionsClosing thoughts on identity, guilt, and letting God be GodTopics: identity and faith, motherhood and identity, Christian women podcast, faith and calling, rediscovering yourself, women's emotional health, Christian girl talk, emotional healing podcast, faith and ambition, and more New episodes every Tuesday. Catch up on [Episode 1: Loving Jesus with daddy issues- The thorn in my side] before this one. Email us at shesaidsheprayed@gmail.com — we want to hear from you. 📖 Referenced in this episode: Psalm 139:1–3, 14:  WEBSITE:  🔗 https://shesaidsheprayed.com 📱 SOCIAL LINKS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shesaidshep... Facebook Community:   / 1ckep5stlc  Tik tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@shesaidshepra... Youtube:    / @shesaidsheprayed

  5. Jul 21

    Choosing Healing Even When the Closure Never Arrives (Daddy Issues, Ep 4.)

    Send us Fan Mail Send us Fan Mail (https://www.buzzsprout.com/2618661/fa...)  Some apologies never come. Some understanding never arrives. This episode of She said. She prayed. — the fourth in the daddy-issues series — asks the harder question: what do you do when you realize you've been delaying your healing while waiting for closure you may never get? Diamond and Candi get honest about whether they're still waiting for an apology, and discover their answers aren't the same — one wants acknowledgment, not sorry; the other has made peace with never getting either. They talk about what it means to trust God's "no" on a relationship, to protect their own children from carrying wounds that were never theirs to carry, and to choose the process of healing over the goal of closure itself — landing in Philippians 3:13–14 ("forgetting what lies behind") and Isaiah 55:8–9 ("my thoughts are not your thoughts"). This isn't an episode with a bow on it. It's two friends admitting that healing and closure aren't the same thing — and that you can have one without the other. In this episode: Are you delaying your healing while waiting for an apology that may never come?The difference between wanting an apology and wanting to be understoodProtecting your children from generational wounds that were never theirsPhilippians 3:13–14 — forgetting what lies behind, straining toward what's aheadIsaiah 55:8–9 — trusting God's ways when you don't get an explanationWhy the goal might be the journey, not the closure itselfIf this episode gave you language for something you've never known how to explain, the most helpful thing you can do is leave a quick rating and review — it's how new listeners find us in these first few weeks. Timestamps: 1:46 – Cold open: choosing healing even when closure never arrives 2:01 – Today's topic: what do you do when closure never comes? 3:37 – Are you delaying your healing, waiting for an apology? 6:57 – "I don't want an apology — I want understanding" 13:00 – Coming to terms with never getting a "sorry" 28:26 – "What are you protecting me from?" 30:40 – Protecting her son from the wounds she carried 43:38 – Philippians 3:13–14 — forgetting what lies behind 48:45 – Isaiah 55:8–9 — trusting God's ways over understanding 51:02 – "You don't have to get it. You don't have to have the answers." 52:36 – "I'm allowed to change my mind, and so are you" Topics: father wounds, closure, healing without apology, forgiveness, Christian women podcast, faith and healing, generational healing, Christian girl talk, emotional healing podcast, faith and identity, and more New episodes every Tuesday. Catch up on the full series: Episode 1, "Loving Jesus with Daddy Issues: The Thorn in Your Side", Episode 2, "Father Wounds: How They Shape How We See God"  and Episode 3, "Forgiveness When Your Father-Relationship Is Still Complicated" . Email us at [Shesaidsheprayed@gmail.com] — we want to hear from you. 📖 Referenced in this episode: Philippians 3:13–14 [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Philippians%203%3A13-14&version=NIV ] · Isaiah 55:8–9 [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Isaiah%2055%3A8%E2%80%939%20&version=NIV ]  📚 Mentioned in this episode: The Woman's Study Bible (NIV)- https://www.amazon.com/dp/078521237X?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_8  Logos app- https://www.logos.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=advertising_cpc&utm_campaign=google_search-keyword_brand_logos_us&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=18467614025&gbraid=0AAAAADlggz08geg8Vx3NBuJ8EoxwQcMYY&gclid=CjwKCAjwsfzSBhB5EiwAOGyqSe1w0RONtkMFVRBSbhbTe4lP_e0_aPbO98A5WvamGm5rlKcX8Cf_GhoCIfQQAvD_BwE WEBSITE: 🔗 https://shesaidsheprayed.com 📱 SOCIAL LINKS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shesaidshep... Facebook Community:   / 1ckep5stlc  Tik tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@shesaidshepra... Youtube:    / @shesaidsheprayed

  6. Jul 14

    Father Wounds: How They Shape How We See God — Loving Jesus with Daddy Issues, Ep 2.

    Send us Fan Mail Last episode, Diamond and Candi opened up about father wounds and what it looks like to love God while still healing. This time, they go further: how those wounds don't just shape how you feel about your father — they shape how you see God, and how you see yourself. Both hosts share stories of discovering, as adults, that the men they thought were their fathers weren't who they believed — and the aftermath of that discovery on their marriages, their families, and their faith. They talk honestly about feeling like a secret, feeling replaceable, and asking God the harder question underneath it all: not "why did this happen to me," but "God, if You are safe, then why would You put me in a position to be unsafe?" Landing in Matthew 7:9–11 — earthly fathers versus the Father who gives good gifts — this episode doesn't resolve the pain. It sits with it, and asks what it would look like to let God rewrite what "father" means, one more time. In this episode: How father wounds change the way you see yourself, even when they don't change how you see GodDiscovering a father wasn't who you thought he was — and what that grief actually feels likeMatthew 7:9–11 and the difference between earthly fathers and a Father who gives good giftsWhat you'd tell your younger self about who God created you to beIf this episode gave you language for something you've never known how to explain, the most helpful thing you can do is leave a quick rating and review — it's how new listeners find us in these first few weeks. Timestamps: 0:00 – Cold open: "God, if You are safe, then why would You put me in a position to be unsafe?" 1:28 – Today's topic: father wounds and how they shape how we see God 3:02 – Can our understanding of God change over time? 6:00 – "What's wrong with me that I'm not worth keeping safe?" 11:17 – The DNA test — something felt off 15:25 – Getting the results 21:11 – "I'm the child that messed up this family" 27:25 – When silence becomes its own kind of rejection 36:07 – Matthew 7:9–11 — earthly fathers vs. the Father in heaven 42:45 – What would you tell your younger self? 46:04 – Closing question for listeners Topics: father wounds, healing father wounds, Christian women podcast, faith and healing, loving God while hurting, absent father healing, biological father discovery, Christian girl talk, emotional healing podcast, faith and identity, and more New episodes every Tuesday. Join our email list for updates at  https://shesaidsheprayed.com/ or Chat with via Email us at shesaidsheprayed@gmail.com] —  we want to hear: where in your life do you need to let God show up differently than He has before?  📖 Referenced in this episode:   Matthew 7:9–11 : https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%207%3A9%E2%80%9311%20&version=NIV   🔗 https://shesaidsheprayed.com  📱 SOCIAL LINKS:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shesaidsheprayed/?hl=en Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CKEP5STLc/ Tik tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@shesaidsheprayed?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@SheSaidShePrayed  New episodes every Tuesday. Catch up on Episode 1, "Loving Jesus with Daddy Issues: The Thorn in Your Side," [LINK] before diving into this one. Email us at [EMAIL] — we want to hear: where in your life do you need to let God show up differently than He has before? 📖 Referenced in this episode: Matthew 7:9–11 [link]  🔗 [WEBSITE LINK]  📱 [SOCIAL LINKS — IG / TikTok / YouTube]  📩 [QR CODE — links to email sign-up]

  7. Jul 14

    Forgiveness When Your Father-Relationship Is Still Complicated Ep 3.

    Send us Fan Mail Forgiveness doesn't always mean access. That's the tension this episode sits inside. Diamond and Candi continue their series on father wounds — this time asking what happens when the Bible tells you to forgive, but you're still not sure what that's supposed to look like in real life. One host shares what it actually felt like to try to force forgiveness for years — the anger, the physical toll of holding it in, and the honest prayer of "God, I'm doing my best, and it's still not happening." Both hosts wrestle with a harder truth: forgiveness isn't the same as trust, and it isn't the same as reconciliation. Using John 2:24–25 — Jesus forgiving, but not entrusting himself to the people who hurt him — they talk about what it looks like to forgive someone you still don't feel safe giving access to. This isn't a checklist for how to forgive your father. It's two friends admitting they don't have it all figured out yet, and choosing obedience over resolution anyway. In this episode:  Why forgiveness is "less optional and more necessary" for a Christian, but still doesn't mean things are okayThe difference between forgiving someone and giving them access back into your lifeJohn 2:24–25  — how Jesus modeled forgiveness without re-entrusting himself1 Corinthians 15:33 and Matthew 6:14–15 — boundaries, bad company, and why forgiveness is tied to being forgivenWhat it looks like to keep asking God "what's next" instead of assuming forgiveness means the relationship goes back to normalIf this episode gave you language for something you've never known how to explain, the most helpful thing you can do is leave a quick rating and review — it's how new listeners find us in these first few weeks. Timestamp/ sequence: Cold open: "Forgiveness doesn't always mean access"Check-in: feeling God's presence, and the tension of wanting more outside of motherhoodWhat comes to mind with forgiveness — and why it feels tenseThe physical toll of trying to force forgivenessEphesians 4:31–32"Where can I find forgiveness in the Bible where I ain't gotta talk to them"John 2:24–25 and Luke 23:34 — forgiving without re-entrusting1 Corinthians 15:33 — forgiveness and boundariesMatthew 6:14 — forgiveness and being forgivenPersonality segment: rapid-fire questionsClosing thoughts on forgiveness as an ongoing, obedient processTopics: father wounds, forgiveness, healing father wounds, Christian women podcast, faith and healing, forgiveness without reconciliation, boundaries and forgiveness, Christian girl talk, emotional healing podcast, faith and identity, and more New episodes every Tuesday. Catch up on Episode 1, "Loving Jesus with Daddy Issues: The Thorn in Your Side, "Father Wounds: How They Shape How We See God," before this one. Email us at shesaidsheprayed@gmail.com  — we want to hear from you. 📖 Referenced in this episode: John 2:24–25: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John%202%3A24%E2%80%9325%20&version=NIV Luke 23:34: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke%2023%3A34&version=NIV  Ephesians 4:31–32: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ephesians%204%3A31%E2%80%9332&version=NIV 1 Corinthians 15:33: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Corinthians%2015%3A33&version=NIV Matthew 6:14: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%206%3A14&version=NIV  🔗 https://shesaidsheprayed.com  📱 SOCIAL LINKS:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shesaidsheprayed/?hl=en Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CKEP5STLc/ Tik tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@shesaidsheprayed?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@SheSaidShePrayed

  8. Jul 14

    Loving Jesus with Daddy Issues- The Thorn in Your Side Ep 1.

    Send us Fan Mail You can love God and still carry something that hasn't healed. That tension doesn't disqualify you — it might be the thing keeping you close to Him. In this episode of She said. She prayed., Diamond and Candi have the kind of honest conversation about father wounds most faith podcasts won't touch — how an absent, inconsistent, or "provider-only" dad quietly shapes the way you see God, the way you trust Him, the way you let Him in (or don't). They unpack the difference between a father who provided and a father who was present, and sit with Paul's thorn in the flesh (2 Corinthians 12) as a lens for pain that doesn't go away — and what it means to keep showing up to God anyway: not healed, but moving. This isn't a sermon, and it isn't a three-steps-to-healing situation. It's two friends at the table, being honest about where they are — for any woman who has ever loved Jesus while still figuring out what "father" even means. In this episode: Redefining what "father" means after growing up with a provider, not a presencePaul's thorn in the flesh and what it means to stay dependent on God without a resolutionLoving God honestly without pretending the wound is closedIf this episode gave you language for something you've never known how to explain, the most helpful thing you can do is leave a quick rating and review — it's how new listeners find us in these first few weeks. Timestamps: 0:00 – Cold open: "I'm not healed" 1:27 – Welcome to She said. She prayed. (first episode) 2:18 – Today's topic: healing father wounds 4:02 – Defining "father" — provider vs. presence 7:29 – Diamond's dad: a close relationship, then losing him at 8 8:07 – Who walks you down the aisle when your father can't 11:15 – Psalm 68:5 — God as "a father to the fatherless" 13:23 – On knowing every hair on your head 19:48 – What does "father" actually mean to you? 24:23 – Finding out her dad wasn't her biological father 27:10 – 2 Corinthians 12 — the thorn that keeps you dependent on God 29:06 – Satan tempting Jesus in the wilderness 31:29 – Closing word: be still and pray 33:35 – Rapid-fire: what people get wrong about us  Topics: father wounds, healing father wounds, Christian women podcast, faith and healing, loving God while hurting, absent father healing, Christian girl talk, emotional healing podcast, faith and identity, and more New episodes every Tuesday. Join our email list for updates at  https://shesaidsheprayed.com/ or Chat with via Email us at shesaidsheprayed@gmail.com] — we want to hear who walked you down the aisle, or what it would look like to let God redefine "father" for you. 📖 Referenced in this episode:  2 Corinthians 12: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=%202%20Corinthians%2012%20&version=NIV  Psalm 68:5: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm%2068%3A5%20&version=NIV  🔗 https://shesaidsheprayed.com  📱 SOCIAL LINKS:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shesaidsheprayed/?hl=en Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1CKEP5STLc/ Tik tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@shesaidsheprayed?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@SheSaidShePrayed

  9. Season 1, Episode 1 Trailer

    Coming Soon- How Father Wounds Shape the Way We See God

    Send us Fan Mail Here's a podcast you didn't know you needed. She Said. She Prayed. is what happens when two friends — Diamond and Candi — stop having the honest conversations privately and start having them out loud. About faith. About healing. About friendship, identity, purpose, and what it really looks like to walk with God when life is still messy. This is not a sermon. It's not a three-steps-to-healing situation. It's two women at the table, being real about where they are, finding God in the middle of it — and letting you pull up a chair. Season 1 opens with something most faith podcasts won't touch — father wounds. Specifically, how the relationship you had with your earthly father quietly shaped the way you see God. The way you trust Him. The way you let Him in. Or don't. Diamond and Candi go there — all the way there — with the kind of honesty that makes you realize you've been carrying something you never had the words for. If you've ever loved God and still felt something in you hadn't fully healed — this season was made for you. Coming Soon. She Said. She Prayed. premieres July, everywhere you listen to podcasts. Follow now so you don't miss it.

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You love God. You're also still healing something. Those two things are allowed to be true at the same time. She Said, She Prayed is a podcast for women navigating faith and real life simultaneously — not after the breakthrough, but during it. Some of the most honest conversations about God don't happen in church. They happen between friends who've stopped performing and started processing. Hosts Diamond and Candi are longtime friends processing healing, identity, motherhood, calling, and what it means to trust God when things are still unresolved. Their conversations feel less like a podcast and more like accidentally walking into the most honest room you've ever been in. Faith doesn't require having it figured out. This show is proof. New episodes every Wednesday.

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  • Creator
    Diamond Watkins & Candi Bernardino
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    9
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 She said. She prayed.
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