Pace with Jacqueline
Welcome to Pace — a podcast about progress without pressure.In this introduction, we explore the idea of pace as more than speed — as rhythm, timing, and sustainability.
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The Man Grace Made with Leroy Sam (opens the original)
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What does it look like when God’s grace continues to find you—even in the chapters you thought might define you forever? In this deeply honest and emotional conversation, Sam opens up about a life marked by early loss, childhood sexual abuse, addiction, incarceration, fatherhood, and the complicated journey of understanding his identity and worth. After losing his mother at eight, Sam experienced instability that could have easily hardened him. But at twelve, his grandmother introduced him to ch
Before You Can See the Why (opens the original)
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What does it mean to keep going when you still can’t see how the story ends? After my conversation with Pastor Ron Bragg, I kept thinking about the kind of perseverance that happens before the breakthrough—before the answered prayer, the opportunity, the explanation, or even the evidence that continuing makes sense. In this reflection episode of PACE, we explore the uncomfortable middle: the space between believing you’re supposed to keep going and finally understanding why. We talk about faith,
Convenience Is the Enemy of Perseverance — with Pastor Ron Bragg (opens the original)
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What happens when the right path is not the easiest one? In this episode of PACE, Jacqueline sits down with Pastor Ron Bragg for an honest conversation about perseverance, obedience, integrity, and trusting God when the next step does not feel convenient—or even make sense. Pastor Ron shares deeply personal stories from his journey as a husband, father, pastor, and business owner: watching his son overcome injuries to earn a college scholarship, losing a job after refusing to compromise his inte
Starting from Experience (opens the original)
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You Are Not Starting Over: You’re Starting From Experience What if beginning again doesn’t mean going back to the beginning? After my conversation with Sunnye in The 2nd Act, I couldn’t stop thinking about the versions of ourselves that came before—the ones who took chances, stayed too long, changed their minds, learned difficult lessons, found their faith, and ultimately helped create who we are today. In this reflection episode of PACE, we explore why a second act can sometimes feel harder tha
The 2nd Act with Sunnye Durham (opens the original)
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What happens when the life you built—the life everyone told you was a good life—no longer feels like the life you’re meant to live? In this episode of PACE, I sit down face-to-face with Sunnye to talk about leaving home, building a career in Washington, D.C., finding her independence, discovering her faith, and eventually having the courage to admit when something no longer fits. Now at 49, Sunnye is embracing love, storytelling, media, short films, and a life that may not look exactly like the
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