<![CDATA[Worthy Of His Love]]>Welcome to Worthy Of His Love, a podcast dedicated to sharing the profound and life-changing power of God’s grace, mercy, and unconditional love. Through raw, honest interviews and captivating real-life stories, we explore how God meets us in our deepest brokenness and reminds us of our true worth in Him. Whether you are seeking hope, healing, or a reminder that you are never too far out of His reach, these stories will uplift your spirit and strengthen your faith. Tune in and discover why you are, and always have been, worthy of His love.

]]>www.WorthyOfHisLove.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Thu, 22 Oct 2026 01:03:20 GMTSat, 05 Sep 2026 16:20:22 GMT60Worthy Of His Love<p>Welcome to <b>Worthy Of His Love</b>, a podcast dedicated to sharing the profound and life-changing power of God’s grace, mercy, and unconditional love. Through raw, honest interviews and captivating real-life stories, we explore how God meets us in our deepest brokenness and reminds us of our true worth in Him. Whether you are seeking hope, healing, or a reminder that you are never too far out of His reach, these stories will uplift your spirit and strengthen your faith. Tune in and discover why you are, and always have been, worthy of His love.</p>episodicWorthy Of His Loverebeccaleewooten@gmail.comno<![CDATA[S1E11: Faith Ellis]]>Mom guilt, “wine o’clock,” and shame can hide a full-blown addiction for years—until one woman’s story brings it into the light. Faith Ellis shares the quiet slow burn that took her from a “mommy wine culture” mindset to withdrawal, detox, rehab, and finally 18 months of recovery. Rebecca Wooten opens the conversation with a deeply personal connection to Faith, whose vulnerability at a retreat first caught her attention before they had even met. From there, Faith tells the full arc of her life—growing up as a pastor’s daughter, feeling like the wild card in a family of high achievers, chasing confidence through work, motherhood, and eventually alcohol.You’ll hear Faith unpack:

  • How social media and “mommy wine culture” normalized her drinking
  • The difference between a habit, dependence, and full-on withdrawal
  • Why her husband Jackson quitting drinking became a turning point in their marriage
  • The terrifying moment she realized she needed medical detox but was too ashamed to ask for help
  • What 90 days in rehab taught her about recovery, grace, and willingness

Faith also shares how recovery is changing her daily life—through meditation, journaling, meetings, service, and learning to recognize peace where chaos used to live. Rebecca adds her own recovery story throughout, creating a powerful conversation about redemption, relapse, sobriety, and the courage it takes to tell the truth.This episode is for any mom who has ever wondered if her drinking is “really that bad,” for anyone carrying shame in silence, and for listeners who need to hear that being honest about addiction is not weakness—it’s the first step toward freedom. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to get sober curious, this is it.

]]>27bba841-d9d4-48b9-8c0c-3e639a5b8e48Mon, 19 Oct 2026 15:13:43 GMT<p>Mom guilt, “wine o’clock,” and shame can hide a full-blown addiction for years—until one woman’s story brings it into the light. Faith Ellis shares the quiet slow burn that took her from a “mommy wine culture” mindset to withdrawal, detox, rehab, and finally 18 months of recovery. Rebecca Wooten opens the conversation with a deeply personal connection to Faith, whose vulnerability at a retreat first caught her attention before they had even met. From there, Faith tells the full arc of her life—growing up as a pastor’s daughter, feeling like the wild card in a family of high achievers, chasing confidence through work, motherhood, and eventually alcohol.You’ll hear Faith unpack:</p><ul><li>How social media and “mommy wine culture” normalized her drinking</li><li>The difference between a habit, dependence, and full-on withdrawal</li><li>Why her husband Jackson quitting drinking became a turning point in their marriage</li><li>The terrifying moment she realized she needed medical detox but was too ashamed to ask for help</li><li>What 90 days in rehab taught her about recovery, grace, and willingness</li></ul><p>Faith also shares how recovery is changing her daily life—through meditation, journaling, meetings, service, and learning to recognize peace where chaos used to live. Rebecca adds her own recovery story throughout, creating a powerful conversation about redemption, relapse, sobriety, and the courage it takes to tell the truth.This episode is for any mom who has ever wondered if her drinking is “really that bad,” for anyone carrying shame in silence, and for listeners who need to hear that being honest about addiction is not weakness—it’s the first step toward freedom. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to get sober curious, this is it.</p>no00:43:49111S1E11: Faith Ellisfull<![CDATA[S1E10: Roy Jackson]]>Money, addiction, grief, church planting, and one unforgettable comeback story—Roy Jackson reveals how losing everything became the doorway to a life of purpose, service, and real spiritual wealth. Rebecca Wooten sits down with one of her closest longtime friends, Roy Jackson, for a conversation that moves from personal pain to practical faith in a way that feels both raw and deeply encouraging. Roy shares how a youth rally in high school first awakened his faith, how he drifted away, and how alcohol nearly unraveled his marriage and family before a turning point sent him back to church, recovery, and rebuilding. You'll hear how Roy and his wife Terri helped launch RockPointe Church in Leander, Texas, starting with a small living-room gathering and growing into a thriving ministry that has reached thousands of people. He also opens up about the devastating loss of his son, the heartbreak his daughters have endured, and the hard-earned lesson that healing often happens in community, not isolation.We also break down Roy's surprising second career in oil and gas—from transactional work in Midland to court-appointed receivership in high-stakes family and partnership disputes. Roy explains how he steps into dysfunctional situations, helps bring order to complex assets, and uses both industry experience and a spiritual foundation to guide difficult resolutions. Rebecca and Roy also talk candidly about money, addiction, stewardship, and why “daily bread” is often enough. 

Roy shares:

  • How he came back to faith after years of drifting
  • The 12-step and church community that helped him get sober
  • What it took to help plant RockPointe Church
  • Why recovery ministry became part of his calling
  • How a $210 million ranch transaction changed his career
  • What he has learned about greed, dysfunction, and contentment

This episode matters if you need proof that broken seasons do not get the last word. If you're walking through addiction, family pain, financial stress, or wondering whether God can still use your life, Roy's story offers hope, perspective, and the reminder that redemption can show up in the most unexpected places. Perfect for listeners who love honest testimony, faith-filled conversations, and real stories of rebuilding after loss.

]]>817109a0-57a2-44dc-bf5e-e32faf75870eWed, 14 Oct 2026 15:50:11 GMT<p>Money, addiction, grief, church planting, and one unforgettable comeback story—Roy Jackson reveals how losing everything became the doorway to a life of purpose, service, and real spiritual wealth. Rebecca Wooten sits down with one of her closest longtime friends, Roy Jackson, for a conversation that moves from personal pain to practical faith in a way that feels both raw and deeply encouraging. Roy shares how a youth rally in high school first awakened his faith, how he drifted away, and how alcohol nearly unraveled his marriage and family before a turning point sent him back to church, recovery, and rebuilding. You'll hear how Roy and his wife Terri helped launch RockPointe Church in Leander, Texas, starting with a small living-room gathering and growing into a thriving ministry that has reached thousands of people. He also opens up about the devastating loss of his son, the heartbreak his daughters have endured, and the hard-earned lesson that healing often happens in community, not isolation.We also break down Roy's surprising second career in oil and gas—from transactional work in Midland to court-appointed receivership in high-stakes family and partnership disputes. Roy explains how he steps into dysfunctional situations, helps bring order to complex assets, and uses both industry experience and a spiritual foundation to guide difficult resolutions. Rebecca and Roy also talk candidly about money, addiction, stewardship, and why “daily bread” is often enough. </p><p><b><strong>Roy shares:</strong></b></p><ul><li>How he came back to faith after years of drifting</li><li>The 12-step and church community that helped him get sober</li><li>What it took to help plant RockPointe Church</li><li>Why recovery ministry became part of his calling</li><li>How a $210 million ranch transaction changed his career</li><li>What he has learned about greed, dysfunction, and contentment</li></ul><p>This episode matters if you need proof that broken seasons do not get the last word. If you're walking through addiction, family pain, financial stress, or wondering whether God can still use your life, Roy's story offers hope, perspective, and the reminder that redemption can show up in the most unexpected places. Perfect for listeners who love honest testimony, faith-filled conversations, and real stories of rebuilding after loss.</p>no00:34:54110S1E10: Roy Jacksonfull<![CDATA[S1E9: Bobby & Anne]]>You can go from stolen cars, heroin, prison, relapse, and homelessness to a life anchored by honesty, service, and community. Bobby Spear and Anne share the kind of recovery story that doesn’t just inspire - it shows you exactly what it takes to survive the darkest seasons and keep choosing a different life.Their testimonies are raw, personal, and unexpectedly full of grace. Bobby opens up about using young, overdosing, getting caught in crime, serving time in prison, and starting over with almost nothing after release. Anne shares how growing up in a conservative church didn’t protect her from pain, rebellion, and dangerous choices - and how both of them still found their way back through hard-earned recovery.You'll hear how their paths crossed in a modified 12-step program for young people, why sobriety alone was never the full answer, and how Rock Pointe Church became the spiritual home that helped steady their lives. They also talk candidly about relapse, the role of sponsors, the power of staying connected, and why honesty with at least one other person can be the difference between relapse and healing. Anne brings decades of sobriety, hard-won wisdom, and a deep conviction that recovery is sustained through community. Bobby brings the perspective of someone who has lost everything and found his way back through treatment, faith, and the people who refused to give up on him. Together, they make a compelling case that no one heals alone.If you need hope, if you love recovery stories, or if you’re wondering whether a broken past can still become a meaningful future, this episode is for you. Bobby and Anne’s story is a reminder that grace shows up through people, honesty, and the decision to keep going.

]]>2daec6d4-79fe-4bdd-a20d-fbfb7c55f8efMon, 12 Oct 2026 16:04:25 GMT<p>You can go from stolen cars, heroin, prison, relapse, and homelessness to a life anchored by honesty, service, and community. Bobby Spear and Anne share the kind of recovery story that doesn’t just inspire - it shows you exactly what it takes to survive the darkest seasons and keep choosing a different life.Their testimonies are raw, personal, and unexpectedly full of grace. Bobby opens up about using young, overdosing, getting caught in crime, serving time in prison, and starting over with almost nothing after release. Anne shares how growing up in a conservative church didn’t protect her from pain, rebellion, and dangerous choices - and how both of them still found their way back through hard-earned recovery.You'll hear how their paths crossed in a modified 12-step program for young people, why sobriety alone was never the full answer, and how Rock Pointe Church became the spiritual home that helped steady their lives. They also talk candidly about relapse, the role of sponsors, the power of staying connected, and why honesty with at least one other person can be the difference between relapse and healing. Anne brings decades of sobriety, hard-won wisdom, and a deep conviction that recovery is sustained through community. Bobby brings the perspective of someone who has lost everything and found his way back through treatment, faith, and the people who refused to give up on him. Together, they make a compelling case that no one heals alone.If you need hope, if you love recovery stories, or if you’re wondering whether a broken past can still become a meaningful future, this episode is for you. Bobby and Anne’s story is a reminder that grace shows up through people, honesty, and the decision to keep going.</p>no01:25:4719S1E9: Bobby & Annefull<![CDATA[S1E8: Sierra Bush]]>Sierra Bush shares the raw, unfiltered story behind eight years of sobriety: a childhood marked by depression and bullying, a spiral into drugs and dangerous relationships, rape, domestic abuse, trafficking, homelessness, multiple arrests, and the kind of relapse cycle that keeps so many people stuck. But this conversation does not stay in the darkness. It moves toward the turning points that changed everything - structure, community, prayer, healing scriptures, and a willingness to let God rebuild her life from the ground up.

You’ll hear Sierra and Rebecca break down:
  • How untreated mental health struggles can open the door to self-destructive choices
  • What domestic trafficking really looks like when grooming and manipulation replace the kidnapping narrative people expect
  • Why “functional” addiction is often just a disguise for deeper collapse
  • How jail, chaplain classes, CBT, DBT, parenting classes, and steady discipleship became part of Sierra’s breakthrough
  • Why she believes recovery requires both people who’ve walked it and spiritually mature mentors who can speak wisdom into your life

Rebecca and Sierra also get real about sobriety beyond the slogans - what daily surrender looks like, why balance matters in motherhood and recovery, and why helping people find treatment has become Sierra’s calling. Sierra now works to connect people from the streets or jail to rehab, and she’s beginning to step into ministry around the “after” - the missing piece after survival.This episode is essential listening if you love testimonies of redemption, if you work in recovery or ministry, or if you need proof that no story is too broken for God to restore. Sierra’s journey is painful, honest, and full of hope - and it may be exactly the reminder you need that healing is possible, freedom is real, and you are not beyond rescue.

]]>b5af52bf-bf77-404c-9b97-4e1d0994410aFri, 09 Oct 2026 16:21:35 GMTRebecca Wooten talks with Sierra Bush about surviving trauma, trafficking, addiction, and the hard-won path to real freedom - the kind that starts in jail, gets built one day at a time, and only holds when Jesus is at the center.<p>Sierra Bush shares the raw, unfiltered story behind eight years of sobriety: a childhood marked by depression and bullying, a spiral into drugs and dangerous relationships, rape, domestic abuse, trafficking, homelessness, multiple arrests, and the kind of relapse cycle that keeps so many people stuck. But this conversation does not stay in the darkness. It moves toward the turning points that changed everything - structure, community, prayer, healing scriptures, and a willingness to let God rebuild her life from the ground up.</p>You’ll hear Sierra and Rebecca break down:<ul><li>How untreated mental health struggles can open the door to self-destructive choices</li><li>What domestic trafficking really looks like when grooming and manipulation replace the kidnapping narrative people expect</li><li>Why “functional” addiction is often just a disguise for deeper collapse</li><li>How jail, chaplain classes, CBT, DBT, parenting classes, and steady discipleship became part of Sierra’s breakthrough</li><li>Why she believes recovery requires both people who’ve walked it and spiritually mature mentors who can speak wisdom into your life</li></ul><p>Rebecca and Sierra also get real about sobriety beyond the slogans - what daily surrender looks like, why balance matters in motherhood and recovery, and why helping people find treatment has become Sierra’s calling. Sierra now works to connect people from the streets or jail to rehab, and she’s beginning to step into ministry around the “after” - the missing piece after survival.This episode is essential listening if you love testimonies of redemption, if you work in recovery or ministry, or if you need proof that no story is too broken for God to restore. Sierra’s journey is painful, honest, and full of hope - and it may be exactly the reminder you need that healing is possible, freedom is real, and you are not beyond rescue.</p>no00:44:5818S1E8: Sierra Bushfull<![CDATA[S1E7: Michael Bowen Jesus Breaks The Chains]]>In this powerful episode, Rebecca Wooten sits down with evangelist and author Michael Bowen to share his miraculous testimony of deliverance, freedom, and radical transformation.

Hear about how Michael's deliverance from drug addiction and his radical transformation from being a drug addicted criminal to becoming an International Evangelist, helping drug addicted former child soldiers in Africa, who live and smoke drugs in the tombs of graveyards, be delivered out of their bondage through Jesus Christ. Michael is a witness and testimony to all that when Jesus sets you free, you are free indeed. Michael Bowen knows this as his truth: when a drug addict surrenders all to the Lord, then and only then can the drug addict, through the Power of the Holy Spirit and by the Authority of Jesus Christ, finally step into Victory over all addictions, just as Jesus Christ has claimed Victory over all things.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

  • The Descent into Addiction: How early trauma and temptation led from living a seemingly prosperous life to hitting rock bottom.
  • "Captured by God": The pivotal moment in a prison chapel where surrender replaced hopeless cycles.
  • Walking in True Freedom: Why behavioral change alone isn't enough, and how Jesus breaks strongholds at the root.
  • International Ministry: How God transformed a former inmate into an evangelist serving in some of the hardest-to-reach areas worldwide.

📖 Get Michael's Book: Jesus Breaks the Chains: One Man's Journey into The Captivity, Darkness, and Hell of Addiction and Deliverance Back to His God

]]>c243345c-0dec-4c35-9900-1b957548f1abWed, 07 Oct 2026 17:03:23 GMT<p>In this powerful episode, Rebecca Wooten sits down with evangelist and author <b><strong>Michael Bowen</strong></b> to share his miraculous testimony of deliverance, freedom, and radical transformation.</p><p>Hear about how Michael's deliverance from drug addiction and his radical transformation from being a drug addicted criminal to becoming an International Evangelist, helping drug addicted former child soldiers in Africa, who live and smoke drugs in the tombs of graveyards, be delivered out of their bondage through Jesus Christ. Michael is a witness and testimony to all that when Jesus sets you free, you are free indeed. Michael Bowen knows this as his truth: when a drug addict surrenders all to the Lord, then and only then can the drug addict, through the Power of the Holy Spirit and by the Authority of Jesus Christ, finally step into Victory over all addictions, just as Jesus Christ has claimed Victory over all things.</p><p><b><strong>In this episode, you’ll discover:</strong></b></p><ul><li><b><strong>The Descent into Addiction:</strong></b> How early trauma and temptation led from living a seemingly prosperous life to hitting rock bottom.</li><li><b><strong>"Captured by God":</strong></b> The pivotal moment in a prison chapel where surrender replaced hopeless cycles.</li><li><b><strong>Walking in True Freedom:</strong></b> Why behavioral change alone isn't enough, and how Jesus breaks strongholds at the root.</li><li><b><strong>International Ministry:</strong></b> How God transformed a former inmate into an evangelist serving in some of the hardest-to-reach areas worldwide.</li></ul><p>📖 <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Breaks-Chains-Captivity-Deliverance/dp/B0FN8TR8XD" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow"><b><strong>Get Michael's Book</strong></b></a><b><strong>:</strong></b> <i><em>Jesus Breaks the Chains: One Man's Journey into The Captivity, Darkness, and Hell of Addiction and Deliverance Back to His God </em></i> </p>no00:41:2717S1E7: Michael Bowen Jesus Breaks The Chainsfull<![CDATA[S1E6: Sara Yarnell]]>One woman's path from teen pregnancy, single motherhood, addiction, and trauma to four years sober will hit home if you need proof that healing is possible. Sara shares the raw, redemptive story behind the life she built - and the spiritual turning point that changed everything.Rebecca Wooten sits down with Sara, the Bible study leader at Salt and Light, for a deeply honest conversation about what it takes to rebuild after years of pain. From becoming a mother at 17 to raising three boys through financial hardship, betrayal, divorce, and alcohol use, Sara lays out the choices, sacrifices, and faith that carried her forward when everything felt stacked against her.You’ll hear Sara share:

  • How she got through single motherhood while working multiple jobs and surviving on almost nothing
  • Why sobriety did not start with willpower, but with surrender and a commitment to face the trauma underneath it
  • The role EMDR therapy, boundaries, prayer, and community played in her healing
  • How her marriage, her sons, and even her own perspective changed after she stopped numbing pain
  • Why her children’s faith and growth are now some of her greatest rewards

Rebecca also reflects on why stories like Sara’s matter - especially for women carrying shame, grief, or the fear that change is impossible. This episode is a reminder that your past does not disqualify you, healing is still available, and sometimes the most powerful ministry starts with one person telling the truth.If you need encouragement, a sobriety story with real substance, or a faith-filled reminder that God can redeem what feels broken, this conversation is for you.

]]>d63279d9-ab1e-4c06-bb9a-729ab2548ea0Tue, 06 Oct 2026 16:23:35 GMT<p>One woman's path from teen pregnancy, single motherhood, addiction, and trauma to four years sober will hit home if you need proof that healing is possible. Sara shares the raw, redemptive story behind the life she built - and the spiritual turning point that changed everything.Rebecca Wooten sits down with Sara, the Bible study leader at Salt and Light, for a deeply honest conversation about what it takes to rebuild after years of pain. From becoming a mother at 17 to raising three boys through financial hardship, betrayal, divorce, and alcohol use, Sara lays out the choices, sacrifices, and faith that carried her forward when everything felt stacked against her.You’ll hear Sara share:</p><ul><li>How she got through single motherhood while working multiple jobs and surviving on almost nothing</li><li>Why sobriety did not start with willpower, but with surrender and a commitment to face the trauma underneath it</li><li>The role EMDR therapy, boundaries, prayer, and community played in her healing</li><li>How her marriage, her sons, and even her own perspective changed after she stopped numbing pain</li><li>Why her children’s faith and growth are now some of her greatest rewards</li></ul><p>Rebecca also reflects on why stories like Sara’s matter - especially for women carrying shame, grief, or the fear that change is impossible. This episode is a reminder that your past does not disqualify you, healing is still available, and sometimes the most powerful ministry starts with one person telling the truth.If you need encouragement, a sobriety story with real substance, or a faith-filled reminder that God can redeem what feels broken, this conversation is for you.</p>no00:27:2616S1E6: Sara Yarnellfull<![CDATA[S1E5: Partina Clemons-Bailey]]>Grief is a journey no one wants to take, but walking it with faith changes everything. In this moving episode of Worthy of His Love, guest Partina Clemons-Bailey opens up about her personal journey through the stages of grief and how leaning into Jesus has been her anchor through the darkest moments.

Whether you are navigating loss, processing heartache, or looking to support a loved one through a difficult season, Partina’s story offers practical hope, spiritual encouragement, and a gentle reminder that God is close to the brokenhearted.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • How to navigate the stages of grief alongside Christ.
  • Finding peace, comfort, and strength when dealing with deep loss.
  • The reality of God's unchanging love through every season of suffering.

Get in touch with Partina:
Mark's Place
Donate
512-710-6431

]]>99b092f8-fec4-4031-bbd5-f2cd96d84fb9Mon, 05 Oct 2026 00:43:45 GMT<p>Grief is a journey no one wants to take, but walking it with faith changes everything. In this moving episode of <i><em>Worthy of His Love</em></i>, guest Partina Clemons-Bailey opens up about her personal journey through the stages of grief and how leaning into Jesus has been her anchor through the darkest moments.</p><p>Whether you are navigating loss, processing heartache, or looking to support a loved one through a difficult season, Partina’s story offers practical hope, spiritual encouragement, and a gentle reminder that God is close to the brokenhearted.</p><p><b><strong>In this episode, you’ll hear:</strong></b></p><ul><li>How to navigate the stages of grief alongside Christ.</li><li>Finding peace, comfort, and strength when dealing with deep loss.</li><li>The reality of God's unchanging love through every season of suffering.</li></ul><p><b><strong>Get in touch with Partina: </strong></b><br /><a href="https://www.MarksPlace.org" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Mark's Place</a><br /><a href="https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/donate-to-change-lives-mental-wellness-matters" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Donate</a><br />512-710-6431</p>no00:41:2815S1E5: Partina Clemons-Baileyfull<![CDATA[S1E4: Mark Hooper]]>Hope is more than a feeling—it's a anchor for the soul when life gets tough. In this episode of Worthy of His Love, guest Mark Hooper joins the show to share his personal testimony and story of hope.

Through honest conversation, Mark reflects on navigating life's challenges, finding purpose through faith, and experiencing the overwhelming grace and love of God. Whether you're currently in a hard season or looking for a reminder of God's goodness, Mark's story will leave you refreshed, encouraged, and reminded of your true worth in Christ.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • Mark Hooper’s personal journey of faith and transformation.
  • How to hold onto hope when facing uncertainty or trial.
  • A practical look at stepping into the unconditional love of God.
]]>efefb82b-a744-45b4-8a87-195349004fd1Sat, 03 Oct 2026 16:14:30 GMT<p>Hope is more than a feeling—it's a anchor for the soul when life gets tough. In this episode of <i><em>Worthy of His Love</em></i>, guest Mark Hooper joins the show to share his personal testimony and story of hope.</p><p>Through honest conversation, Mark reflects on navigating life's challenges, finding purpose through faith, and experiencing the overwhelming grace and love of God. Whether you're currently in a hard season or looking for a reminder of God's goodness, Mark's story will leave you refreshed, encouraged, and reminded of your true worth in Christ.</p><p><b><strong>In this episode, you’ll hear:</strong></b></p><ul><li>Mark Hooper’s personal journey of faith and transformation.</li><li>How to hold onto hope when facing uncertainty or trial.</li><li>A practical look at stepping into the unconditional love of God.</li></ul>no01:00:0014S1E4: Mark Hooperfull<![CDATA[S1E3: Saved by Grace]]>

Grace isn't just a concept—it's a lifesaver. In this episode, Michelle opens up about her personal testimony, sharing her journey through addiction and how God's grace rewrote her story.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • Michelle’s honest journey and testimony of overcoming addiction.
  • How God's grace offers redemption and fresh starts.
  • A reminder that no matter where you are, you are worthy of His love.

]]>c36f2c54-928c-45cb-abf3-f8c5628894bfThu, 01 Oct 2026 18:52:08 GMT<p></p><p>Grace isn't just a concept—it's a lifesaver. In this episode, Michelle opens up about her personal testimony, sharing her journey through addiction and how God's grace rewrote her story.</p><p><b><strong>In this episode, you’ll hear:</strong></b></p><ul><li>Michelle’s honest journey and testimony of overcoming addiction.</li><li>How God's grace offers redemption and fresh starts.</li><li>A reminder that no matter where you are, you are worthy of His love.</li></ul><p></p>no00:23:0813S1E3: Saved by Gracefull<![CDATA[S1E2: Shawneece Adkins]]>God’s grace meets us right where we are and transforms our future. In this episode, Shawneece Adkins opens up about her personal testimony of overcoming incarceration and rebuilding her family through faith and perseverance.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • Shawneece’s story of faith and perseverance through incarceration.
  • Her journey to regaining custody of her son.
  • What it means to step into the role and purpose God has called you to fill as a mother.
]]>2615af78-70e7-47cd-938a-a8d25c1ff7baWed, 30 Sep 2026 14:36:50 GMT<p>God’s grace meets us right where we are and transforms our future. In this episode, Shawneece Adkins opens up about her personal testimony of overcoming incarceration and rebuilding her family through faith and perseverance.</p><p><b><strong>In this episode, you’ll hear:</strong></b></p><ul><li>Shawneece’s story of faith and perseverance through incarceration.</li><li>Her journey to regaining custody of her son.</li><li>What it means to step into the role and purpose God has called you to fill as a mother.</li></ul>no00:11:5612S1E2: Shawneece Adkinsfull<![CDATA[S1E1: Nick Sargent]]>No chain is too strong for God to break. In this debut episode, we sit down with Nick Sargent as he shares his compelling testimony of stepping out of the darkness of addiction and into complete freedom through Jesus.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • Nick’s honest story of struggle and breakthrough.
  • How a encounter with Jesus changes everything.
  • An inspiring reminder that you are never too far gone to be set free and loved.
]]>a83483ed-1b05-4e59-82c0-04fa97716967Sat, 26 Sep 2026 15:20:17 GMT<p>No chain is too strong for God to break. In this debut episode, we sit down with Nick Sargent as he shares his compelling testimony of stepping out of the darkness of addiction and into complete freedom through Jesus.</p><p><b><strong>In this episode, you’ll hear:</strong></b></p><ul><li>Nick’s honest story of struggle and breakthrough.</li><li>How a encounter with Jesus changes everything.</li><li>An inspiring reminder that you are never too far gone to be set free and loved.</li></ul>no01:02:3811S1E1: Nick Sargentfull