HeyJaredThe Pastor’s Granddaughter
The Pastor's Granddaughter is a faith-based podcast rooted in Romans 8:28 and the journey from grief to growth. I'm Raine - wife, cat mom, cancer survivor, and proud granddaughter of a pastor whose legacy still inspires me.
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Check Your Own Eye (opens the original)
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It's easy to notice what's wrong with someone else, but how often do we stop and check ourselves? In this episode, Raine talks about living in a judgmental world, how easily we can internalize that judgment, and the importance of giving others the same grace we want for ourselves. Inspired by Matthew 7:3, Check Your Own Eye is a reminder to look at our own "beam" before focusing on someone else's "speck".
The People God Gives You (opens the original)
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The People God Gives You is a reminder that God doesn't just provide miracles - He provides people. As Raine reflects on a season of uncertainty, she shares how family, friends, and faithful mentors became reminders of God's love and faithfulness. This episode will encourage you to thank God for the people He's placed in your life and challenge you to become that person for someone else.
Vacation Mode (opens the original)
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Summer is the season of vacations, road trips, and weekend getaways. We spend so much time making packing lists and preparing our suitcases, but have you ever stopped to ask yourself what you're carrying in your heart? In the episode, we are unpacking the 'baggage' that can quietly weigh us down and explore what God's Word says about letting go of the things we were never meant to carry.
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