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From Brokenness to Fullness

Welcome to From Brokenness to Fullness: The Podcast — where faith meets real life. Hosted by Jeanith Padilla, registered nurse, mom, and faith mentor, this show is your weekly dose of spiritual encouragement and practical wisdom for living a Christ-centered life.Each episode…

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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Growth Is Not Just for You (opens the original)

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    What if your growth was never supposed to end with you? What if the patience God has been developing in you is for the child who needs a gentler mother? What if the wisdom you gained through one of your hardest seasons is exactly what another woman needs to hear? What if the peace God has been teaching you is meant to change the atmosphere in your home? In Episode 9 of GROWTH: Becoming More Like Christ , we're shifting the question from: "What is God doing IN me?" to: "What does God want to do T

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Growth Should Be Visible (opens the original)

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    How do you know if you're actually growing spiritually? Is it because you read your Bible every day? Go to church? Pray regularly? Know Scripture? Serve in ministry? Those things matter—but Jesus gives us another way to recognize spiritual growth: Fruit. In Episode 8 of GROWTH: Becoming More Like Christ , we're taking an honest look at what spiritual maturity actually looks like in everyday life. Because it's possible to know Scripture and still be unkind. To worship on Sunday and speak harshly

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Growth Requires Pruning (opens the original)

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    What if the thing you're desperately trying to hold onto is something God is asking you to release? Sometimes we assume spiritual growth means adding more—more knowledge, more opportunities, more responsibilities, more goals. But sometimes... God grows us through subtraction. In Episode 7 of GROWTH: Becoming More Like Christ , we're talking about one of the most uncomfortable parts of spiritual growth: pruning. Jesus tells us in John 15 that the Father prunes branches that are already bearing fr

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Growth Requires Consistency (opens the original)

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    You started strong. You were reading your Bible. Praying consistently. Working on your habits. Trying to become more patient, disciplined, and intentional. Then life happened. You got busy. You got tired. You missed a few days—and eventually stopped. Sound familiar? In Episode 6 of GROWTH: Becoming More Like Christ , we're talking about something that matters more than motivation: Consistency. You'll learn why spiritual growth often happens quietly, why you shouldn't quit just because you can't

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Growth Requires Obedience (opens the original)

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    Why do so many Christians know God's Word... but still struggle to experience transformation? The answer may not be a lack of knowledge. It may be a lack of obedience. In Episode 5 of GROWTH: Becoming More Like Christ , Jeanith Padilla shares why obedience is the turning point of spiritual growth. God isn't asking us to know more before we follow Him. He's inviting us to faithfully obey what He's already revealed. In this episode, we talk about: • Why obedience is the evidence of our love for Ch

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