Well and Grace

Regina Bartlett
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Well and Grace is a Christian women’s podcast hosted by author and speaker Regina Bartlett that highlights powerful stories of women who have overcome adversity through the living water of Jesus Christ. Inspired by John 4:14, each episode dives deep into the lives of women who have found healing, renewal, and strength in their faith, despite the challenges they’ve faced. Whether you’re searching for spiritual nourishment, personal growth, or encouragement, Well and Grace offers heartfelt conversations that remind us of the abundant life we have in Christ. Join us as we share testimonies of hope, grace, and the transformative power of Jesus. In addition to the powerful stories shared each week, *Well and Grace* offers exclusive bonus content for listeners looking to dive deeper into their faith. Tune in for guided Bible studies, devotional reflections, and practical resources designed to help you grow spiritually and apply God’s Word to your everyday life. Whether it’s a deep dive into scripture or a guided prayer to start your day, this bonus content will equip and encourage you on your journey of faith. Stay connected with us for special episodes, downloadable devotionals, and more ways to experience the living water of Christ in your daily walk. Bible Verse: John 4:14 – “But whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give them will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life.”

  1. Aug 31

    Finding Joy in God’s Word with April Joy Gadoury

    Many women genuinely want to understand the Bible, but they are not always sure where to begin. They may open Scripture and feel overwhelmed, become discouraged when they do not immediately understand what they are reading, or compare their spiritual practices with those of other women. April Joy Gadoury believes that spending time in God’s Word can be both deeply meaningful and joy-filled. Through A Joy Full Life, April helps women dig deeper into Scripture through unique, creative, and memorable experiences. Her approach encourages women to slow down, pay attention, ask questions, and engage with biblical truth in ways that help it remain with them long after their study time has ended. During this heartfelt conversation, April shares how her relationship with God developed and how He began connecting her creativity with her calling to teach. What may have once appeared to be separate interests became part of a larger purpose: helping women encounter God through His Word. Regina and April also talk about the pressure women sometimes place on themselves when it comes to spiritual disciplines. Bible study can easily become another task to complete rather than an opportunity to spend time with the God who loves us. April reminds listeners that there is no single formula for connecting with Scripture. Some women may learn through writing, drawing, journaling, visual reminders, conversation, or hands-on experiences. The goal is not to create something perfect or impressive. The goal is to remain present, listen for what God is teaching, and allow His truth to take root. The conversation also explores the relationship between creativity and faith. Creativity is not reserved for professional artists. Because we were created by God, creativity can appear in countless forms—from the way we solve problems and care for people to the way we notice beauty, tell stories, organize ideas, or reflect on Scripture. April encourages women to release the fear of doing Bible study incorrectly. God is not grading our quiet time or comparing our journals. He desires relationship, honesty, willingness, and an open heart. This episode offers practical encouragement for anyone who: Wants to understand Scripture more deeply Has struggled to maintain a consistent Bible-study routine Feels intimidated or overwhelmed when reading the Bible Believes she is not creative Wants to discover fresh ways of connecting with God Is learning to trust how God has uniquely designed and gifted her Desires more joy, curiosity, and freedom in her spiritual life In This Episode, Regina and April Discuss April’s personal faith journey and the story behind A Joy Full Life How God brought together April’s creativity and love of Scripture The importance of experiencing Scripture rather than simply collecting information Why many women feel intimidated by Bible study Letting go of perfectionism in our time with God Creative and memorable ways to engage with biblical truth Recognizing that creativity can take many different forms Developing curiosity while reading the Bible How to begin when you feel overwhelmed or spiritually stuck Trusting God with the gifts and passions He has placed within you Creating space to hear God in a busy and distracted world The joy that grows as we deepen our relationship with Jesus Key Takeaways Bible study is an invitation, not an obligation. God’s Word is not simply another item to complete. It is an invitation to know God’s heart and spend time in His presence. You do not have to study Scripture exactly like someone else. God created each person uniquely. The practices that help one woman connect with Scripture may look different from those that help another. Creativity is not about artistic perfection. Creativity can help us slow down, notice details, remember truth, and respond personally to what God is teaching us. Curiosity can deepen our understanding. Asking thoughtful questions about a passage can help us move beyond familiar words and discover the context, meaning, and application of Scripture. Consistency begins with small, faithful steps. You do not need an elaborate routine. Begin with the time and capacity you have, and trust God to meet you there. God can use every part of your story. Your experiences, abilities, interests, and even the parts of yourself you once dismissed may become part of how God serves others through you. Reflection Questions What has made Bible study feel difficult or intimidating for you? Do you approach Scripture primarily as information to learn or as an opportunity to encounter God? What creative practice might help you slow down and engage more deeply with a Bible passage? Where have you compared your spiritual life with someone else’s? What gift, interest, or part of your story might God be asking you to use for His purposes? What is one small, realistic step you can take this week to spend more meaningful time in God’s Word? A Simple Practice for This Week Choose a short passage of Scripture and read it slowly several times. As you read, consider: What word or phrase captures my attention? What does this passage reveal about God? What does it reveal about people? Is there a promise to receive, a truth to believe, or an action to take? How can I remember this passage throughout the week? Write, draw, journal, pray, or create a visual reminder of what God is showing you. The finished product does not have to be beautiful. Let the process become an opportunity to remain with God and His Word. About April Joy Gadoury April Joy Gadoury is a Bible teacher, speaker, and the founder of A Joy Full Life. She helps women dig deeper into the Word of God through unique and memorable experiences. Through her teaching and creative resources, April encourages women to approach Scripture with curiosity, confidence, and joy. April is based in Rhode Island and is available for speaking and ministry opportunities. Website: A Joy Full Life Instagram: @AJoyFullLife1 Books: Good Morning Scripture Journal               31 Days Celebrating Your Identity in Christ About Well and Grace Well and Grace is a Christian podcast hosted by Regina Bartlett, featuring honest conversations, biblical encouragement, and powerful testimonies of what God can do when we bring Him our stories, struggles, questions, and hopes. Each episode invites women to come to the well, encounter Jesus, and discover the grace that never runs dry. April’s story reminds us that God’s Word is alive, personal, and filled with treasures waiting to be discovered. We do not need the perfect journal, the perfect routine, or all the answers before we begin. We simply need a willing heart. Open your Bible. Become curious. Create space. Trust the Holy Spirit—and allow God to meet you there. Scripture for the Episode “Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your law.” — Psalm 119:18

    Finding Joy in God’s Word with April Joy Gadoury

  2. Aug 5

    Disciples Leading Disciples with Sara Dangerfield

    What if one of the greatest challenges facing the modern Church isn't opposition from the world—but silence from believers? In this powerful conversation, Regina sits down with pastor, author, and disciple-maker Sara Dangerfield to discuss her book, Leading Spiritual Hoarders: Creating a Culture of Disciples Who Make Disciples. Together they unpack why so many Christians have unintentionally become "spiritual hoarders," holding tightly to the greatest news ever told instead of sharing it with others. Sara shares her remarkable faith journey of growing up with a Christian mother and Muslim father, having to choose her faith at a young age, and how that decision eventually led her into more than two decades of ministry. From children's ministry to serving as a lead pastor, she offers practical, biblical wisdom for every believer who longs to become more confident in sharing Jesus with others. This conversation is filled with encouragement, practical ideas, and reminders that discipleship isn't reserved for pastors—it's the calling of every follower of Christ. In This Episode Sara's unique faith story and early decision to follow Christ The meaning behind the phrase "Spiritual Hoarder" Why discipleship has weakened in many churches The role of the Holy Spirit in sharing our faith Overcoming the fear of not knowing enough Why obedience matters more than outcomes Practical ways to begin discipling others today Building authentic relationships in an increasingly distracted world Why women are uniquely positioned to influence the Kingdom of God How every believer can become a disciple who makes disciples Memorable Quotes "You only need to be one step ahead of someone else to begin discipling them." "Our responsibility is obedience. The outcome belongs to Jesus." "The Gospel is too good to keep to ourselves." "The Church doesn't just need information—it needs multiplication." Scripture Mentioned Matthew 28:19-20 – The Great Commission Matthew 5:14-16 – Let your light shine Acts 1:8 – Empowered by the Holy Spirit Romans 10:14-15 – How will they hear? John 13:35 – Love one another Matthew 5–7 – The Sermon on the Mount Challenge of the Week Take inventory of your everyday relationships. Sara encourages listeners to make a list of the people they regularly encounter outside of church—the cashier, neighbor, coworker, barista, walking partner, or gym friend. Begin praying intentionally for them and ask the Holy Spirit to open opportunities for genuine conversations about Jesus. Small moments of obedience can have eternal impact. Connect with Sara Dangerfield Website: https://www.saradangerfield.com Book: Leading Spiritual Hoarders: Creating a Culture of Disciples Who Make Disciples Connect with Regina Bartlett & Well and Grace If this episode encouraged you, please: Subscribe to Well and Grace Leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review Share this episode with a friend, your small group, or someone who desires to grow in discipleship. Visit reginabartlett.com for speaking events, resources, devotionals, and more. Remember: The Gospel was never intended to be stored—it was meant to be shared. Your story may be the very thing God uses to change someone else's eternity.

    Disciples Leading Disciples with Sara Dangerfield

  3. Jul 29

    Praying for Prodigals with Debra McNinch of Battle Cry Moms

    What do you do when the phone call you never expected changes your family forever? In this deeply honest and hope-filled episode, Regina sits down with Debra McNinch, founder of Battle Cry Moms, to discuss the heartbreak of loving a prodigal child, the power of persistent prayer, and how God can transform unimaginable pain into a ministry that encourages thousands of parents. Debra shares her family's journey after learning her oldest child identified as transgender, the loneliness she experienced in the church, and how God called her to build a community where parents can pray, support one another, and stand firmly on God's promises. Rather than offering quick fixes, Debra reminds us that our role is to love faithfully while trusting God to do the saving. Through scripture, prayer, worship, and community, she encourages parents to never stop believing that God is still writing their family's story. Whether you're praying for a prodigal child, walking through family conflict, or carrying a burden that feels impossible, this conversation will remind you that hope is never lost when Christ is at the center. In This Episode You'll Hear Debra's personal story and how God birthed the Battle Cry Moms movement. Navigating the tension between biblical truth and unconditional love. Why shame keeps so many parents silent—and how to break free. The five-step Battle Plan for praying over prodigal children. How churches can better support struggling families. Finding joy in the middle of unanswered prayers. Practical ways to begin praying intentionally for your children today. Why we should "wait with anticipation" for God's miracles. Key Takeaways ✨ Your job is to love your child; God's job is to save them. ✨ Prayer is never passive—it is spiritual warfare. ✨ Shame isolates, but community strengthens. ✨ God's promises are stronger than our circumstances. ✨ Joy is rooted in Christ, not in our current situation. Debra's Five-Step Battle Plan Worship God in every season. Pray God's Word over your child daily. Pray intentional, specific prayers. Declare God's promises aloud. Find faithful friends who will carry the burden with you. Favorite Quotes "It is my job to love my child. It is God's job to save him." "You can't burn the bridge, because they need a bridge to come home." "Believe in the miracle before it arrives." "Joy comes from the Lord. Happiness comes and goes." Scriptures Mentioned Jeremiah 31 Acts 16:31 Ephesians 6:10–18 Jeremiah 29:11 Luke 15 (The Prodigal Son) Romans 2:4 Isaiah 55:11 Connect with Debra McNinch 🌐 Website: https://debramcninch.com 🙏 Battle Cry Moms: https://battlecrymoms.com 📖 Book: Battle Cry: Love Goes to War (Amazon) Connect with Well and Grace If today's episode encouraged you, please subscribe, leave a five-star review, and share it with someone who is praying for a loved one. Every share helps bring hope to another heart. Visit Well and Grace for more Christ-centered conversations, devotionals, and resources designed to encourage women to grow deeper in their walk with Jesus. Remember: No prayer is ever wasted, no prodigal is beyond God's reach, and no story is finished while God is still writing it.

    Praying for Prodigals with Debra McNinch of Battle Cry Moms

  4. Jul 22

    Single Moms From Surviving to Thriving with Gail Showalter

    When life falls apart, God often begins His greatest work. In this encouraging episode of Well & Grace, Regina sits down with Gail Showalter—author, speaker, educator, and founder of Single Moms Empowered. Gail shares her deeply personal journey through divorce, raising three young children as a single mother, and discovering God's faithfulness in seasons she never would have chosen. What began as heartbreak became a lifelong calling. Today, Gail helps single mothers pursue education, build stable futures, and discover their God-given worth through practical support and biblical encouragement. Whether you're a single parent, know someone who is, or simply need hope that God is still writing your story, this conversation reminds us that no season is wasted in God's hands. In This Episode Gail's unexpected journey into single motherhood Finding hope after divorce Why education became central to her ministry The birth of Single Moms Empowered The power of intentional prayer Raising children in today's social media culture Why churches need to better support single parents Healthy boundaries after trauma Learning to listen instead of trying to fix people Rest, solitude, and hearing God's voice Encouragement for women who feel broken beyond repair Key Takeaways ✨ God often builds our greatest ministry from our deepest wounds. ✨ Prayer isn't meant to be our emergency response—it's our daily lifeline. ✨ Sometimes the greatest ministry isn't solving someone's problems—it's listening. ✨ Healthy boundaries are biblical. ✨ Children learn more from watching us than listening to us. ✨ God cares deeply about women who feel overlooked or forgotten. ✨ No difficult season lasts forever. ✨ God can redeem every chapter of your story. Memorable Quotes "Trust your heart and trust the Lord. He will make a life for you that you can't even imagine." "This is a season. It will not be forever." "God speaks in the silence." "Prayer changes things within you, around you, and through you." "Listen before you try to fix." Scripture Mentioned Philippians 4:8 "Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure... think about such things." A beautiful reminder from Gail that our thoughts shape our hearts and ultimately our lives. Other biblical themes discussed include: The women at the empty tomb Jesus withdrawing to lonely places to pray The importance of guarding your heart The value and dignity God gives every woman About Gail Showalter Gail Showalter is an author, speaker, educator, and founder of Single Moms Empowered, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping single mothers achieve financial stability through education, childcare assistance, mentoring, and encouragement. Having walked the difficult road of single motherhood herself, Gail now devotes her life to helping women discover hope, purpose, and God's faithfulness during life's hardest seasons. Resources Website https://gailshowalter.com Organization Single Moms Empowered Book Living, Learning, Loving: Insights and Encouragement on the Path of Motherhood Available through Barnes & Noble and Amazon. Favorite Moment Gail's reminder that she prayed every night beside her bed asking God to simply "get me through today" until He unexpectedly opened the door to a career teaching visually impaired students. It's a beautiful testimony that God often answers prayers in ways we never anticipated. Reflection Maybe today you're in a season you never planned. Divorce. Single parenting. Financial stress. Loneliness. Exhaustion. Gail's story reminds us that our current chapter isn't the conclusion. God is still writing. Sometimes His greatest miracles begin after the life we planned falls apart. Keep praying. Keep trusting. Keep taking the next faithful step. Connect with Gail 🌐 Website: https://gailshowalter.com

    Single Moms From Surviving to Thriving with Gail Showalter

  5. Jul 15

    Finding Your God Given Purpose with Jill White

    What happens when the very things that tried to break you become part of the testimony God uses to help others? In this episode of Well and Grace, Regina Bartlett sits down with Jill White, a faith-based transformational coach, speaker, and author who is passionate about helping women step into their God-given purpose. Drawing from her own journey of overcoming adversity through her relationship with Jesus Christ, Jill shares how God can meet us in our hardest seasons, break down the spiritual and emotional barriers that keep us stuck, and lead us into a life of greater freedom, faith, and purpose. Regina and Jill talk about the importance of knowing who we are in Christ, learning to recognize the things that may be holding us back, and finding the courage to move forward—even when we don't have every detail figured out. Jill also shares biblical wisdom and practical encouragement for women who sense that God is calling them to something more but may be struggling with fear, uncertainty, or feelings of inadequacy. To learn more about Jill White and Overflow Coaching, connect on LinkedIn

    Finding Your God Given Purpose with Jill White

  6. Season 2 Trailer

    Season 2: Promo NEW Episodes July 15

    This season, we’re going deeper into the stories of women who have walked through hard places, encountered God’s grace, and discovered that their stories are far from over. Through honest conversations, powerful testimonies, faith-filled encouragement, and real stories of transformation, Well & Grace is a place where we come together to remember that no matter where we’ve been or what we’ve faced, Jesus still meets us at the well. Come thirsty. Come weary. Come hopeful. Come exactly as you are. There is grace here. There is hope here. And there is Living Water for every part of your story. Welcome to Season 2 of the Well & Grace Podcast. Hosted by Regina Bartlett New conversations. Real stories. Unchanging grace. Subscribe and follow so you don’t miss a single episode of Season 2. Scripture “But whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst.” — John 4:14 Connect Visit Well & Grace and follow along for new episodes, encouragement, and conversations centered on faith, testimony, and the transforming grace of Jesus. #WellAndGrace #WellAndGracePodcast #Season2 #ChristianPodcast #ChristianWomen #WomenOfFaith #FaithPodcast #ChristianTestimony #GodsGrace #JesusChangesEverything #LivingWater #ComeToTheWell #FaithStories #ChristianEncouragement #ReginaBartlett

  7. 11/03/2025

    Faith and Finances with Heather Day

    In this episode of Well & Grace, Regina Bartlett (host) sits down with Heather Day to explore a rich, faith‑deep conversation about how our finances are intimately tied to our spiritual lives. Heather shares her personal journey of discovering that “money is spiritual” and how she and her husband experienced the tension of debt, worry, and misalignment—and how surrendering their finances to God became pivotal. Together we unpack how the fruits of the Spirit (love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self‑control) inform our financial decisions. Heather helps us see how financial stewardship is less about tactics and more about heart transformation. We discuss practical steps for women in faith to begin aligning their treasures with their trust in God, and how to invite the Holy Spirit’s leadership into budgeting, giving, debt‑management, and legacy. Whether you’re navigating money after surgery, starting fresh after loss, or simply want your financial choices to reflect your faith more fully—this episode offers insight, encouragement and hope.   Key Takeaways Your money is not just numbers—it’s a reflection of your heart and relationship with God. Financial struggles often point to deeper spiritual symptoms, not just financial problems. When we surrender our finances to the Holy Spirit, the “why” behind our money choices becomes clearer than the “how”. The fruits of the Spirit offer a framework for financial decisions: e.g., doing God’s work (goodness), trusting God’s timing (patience), giving generously (kindness), managing well (self‑control). It’s okay if you’re still working things out—community, authenticity and confession are part of the journey. As women in faith, our stories of financial transformation can become testimonies of God’s grace, not shame.   Favorite Quotes “I believe that money is spiritual and some of the things that we see—the way that we treat and view and manage our money—is often a symptom of a much deeper issue.” — Heather M. Day  “Stewardship to me is all about … I am handling these things that are God’s. How can I use them in a way that honors and glorifies God?” — Heather M. Day  Resources & Links Heather’s website: heatherday.net Heather M. Day Book: Money & Spirit: Surrendering Our Finances to the Work of the Holy Spirit  Barnabas Foundation: barnabasfoundation.org Barnabas Foundation Connect with Heather on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook (links on her site) Who This Episode is For Women who desire to bring their finances into deeper alignment with their faith and identity in Christ. Anyone feeling stuck or burdened by financial stress and wondering, “Is this more than just money?” Small group or Bible study leaders seeking a conversation on stewardship, money, and discipleship. Faith‑based professionals who lead others in generosity and financial freedom.   Call to Action Ask yourself: “What does my money say about my heart?” Begin one practical step this week: maybe a prayer of surrender, a conversation about giving, or a reflection on one fruit of the Spirit in your financial life. Share this episode with a friend who might need hope in the area of money and stewardship. Visit Heather’s website and sign up for her newsletter or download free resources she offers on money + faith.

    Faith and Finances with Heather Day

  8. 10/24/2025

    Revelationship with Cathy Colver Garland

    In a world of shifting foundations, Cathy Garland invites us to see that when everything seems to be falling apart, Christ stands as the indestructible cornerstone. Through her journey of divorce, miscarriages, a broken neck, and waiting on the promise of a child, Cathy discovered that the God who sees us (El Roi) and declares His truth (Jehovah Nissi) is not just a theological concept—but a living reality. Her co‑written book Revelationship (with father Dr. Randy Colver) guides readers into the many ways God reveals Himself and pursues intimacy with us.  How the concept “Revelationship”—God revealing Himself to us as He pursues relationship—was born, and why it matters.  Why our spiritual lives can languish if we limit how God can reveal Himself (or emphasize one form of revelation over another).  Real‑life stories of suffering and redemption: from deconstruction of faith at age 13, through brokenness and waiting, to a renewed pursuit of Christ. The invitation: To rediscover your identity in Christ, to let Him meet your deepest needs, wrestle your hardest questions, and heal your greatest hurts. 📚 About Revelationship Book Title: Revelationship: Transformative Intimacy with Christ  Book & Study Guide: Revelationship: Transformative Intimacy with Christ Authors: Cathy Garland & Dr. Randy Colver Publisher: EnRoute Books & Media (Fall 2024) The term “Revelationship” is defined on the website as: “(Noun) The pathway to an intimate relationship with the God who created you; (Verb) Receiving from God all He pours out, then turning it back to Him in worship.” Revelationship The book explores: Being open to God who reveals Himself & why this changes everything Deconstruction / Reconstruction of faith Church abuse & healing Motherhood, divorce, loss of children, suffering How God’s nature is an antidote to what ails us How to discover the living God of the Old Testament Prayer that gets answers / Praying with the Holy Spirit Why knowing God is the first step to knowing our own identity Encountering difficult stories in the Bible (Eden, Sodom & Gomorrah) Revelationship Companion Devotional: Revelationship Devotional (available December 2025) – building on the book, includes journaling prompts, mindfulness exercises, QR codes linking to worship music, etc.  Additional offering: Online mini‑course “Reset” to move from spiritual drift to deeper intimacy with Christ.   Key Quotes from the Episode “It was knowing and being known by God that made all the difference.” “God’s call doesn’t waver. Even when we shut down, He waits, ready to walk alongside us.” “If something is true, it can withstand questioning.” “Revelationship is not about ritual; it’s about a relationship that heals and transforms.” 🎧 Recommended For You If You… Feel spiritually dry, distant from God, or stuck in routines. Are navigating suffering, loss, brokenness, or waiting seasons. Have asked deep questions about faith, authenticity, identity, or purpose. Want to deepen your intimacy with Christ and move beyond surface‐level devotion. Are leading small groups, mentoring women, or seeking fresh ways to minister to those in transition.  Connect with Cathy & Revelationship Website: revelationship.net Revelationship Blog: “Graceful Musings” by Cathy (short spiritual growth reflections for busy moms) Revelationship YouTube: “Back Porch Talks” – father/daughter Q&A conversations about intimacy with Christ. Revelationship Social Media: Follow for updates, devos, and community. Revelationship  Next Steps for Listeners Visit the website to download a free chapter of Revelationship or check out the devotional. Reflect on one way God has revealed Himself to you recently—what did that invite you to believe or do? Share this episode with someone who’s questioning faith, walking through suffering, or longing for fresh momentum in their relationship with Christ. Let the conversation continue: join the online community or engage with the book discussion questions. Thank you for joining us! We’re so glad you tuned in to hear Cathy’s story and explore the invitation of “revelationship” with God. May you be encouraged to open your heart, receive the revelation of Christ, and step into the intimate, transforming relationship He’s longing to have with you.

    Revelationship with Cathy Colver Garland
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Well and Grace is a Christian women’s podcast hosted by author and speaker Regina Bartlett that highlights powerful stories of women who have overcome adversity through the living water of Jesus Christ. Inspired by John 4:14, each episode dives deep into the lives of women who have found healing, renewal, and strength in their faith, despite the challenges they’ve faced. Whether you’re searching for spiritual nourishment, personal growth, or encouragement, Well and Grace offers heartfelt conversations that remind us of the abundant life we have in Christ. Join us as we share testimonies of hope, grace, and the transformative power of Jesus. In addition to the powerful stories shared each week, *Well and Grace* offers exclusive bonus content for listeners looking to dive deeper into their faith. Tune in for guided Bible studies, devotional reflections, and practical resources designed to help you grow spiritually and apply God’s Word to your everyday life. Whether it’s a deep dive into scripture or a guided prayer to start your day, this bonus content will equip and encourage you on your journey of faith. Stay connected with us for special episodes, downloadable devotionals, and more ways to experience the living water of Christ in your daily walk. Bible Verse: John 4:14 – “But whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give them will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life.”

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  • Creator
    Regina Bartlett
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    72
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