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Well Said is a podcast produced by The Well Community Church and hosted by Mary Graham and Tory Mayo. Our desire is to give you the knowledge and confidence to apply a biblical perspective to various topics. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    S4Ep10 - Why can’t we change? (opens the original)

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    "For I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate" (Romans 7:15 ESV). And so do we. So why doesn't knowing the right thing actually change us? In this episode, Tory and Mary explore attachment theory and neuroscience to show that character isn't built by right belief or willpower alone, it's built by what we're attached to. Does God actually attach Himself to us, not just love us as a character trait, but bind Himself to us? And if so, can we be

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    S4Ep9 - What if the Bible rewards us like a parable? (opens the original)

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    Ever read the same passage five times and still walked away confused? You're in good company, even the crowds and the disciples walked away from Jesus' parables confused. In this episode, Tory and Mary ask whether the whole Bible works the same way, rewarding those who seek rather than those who simply read. Why does God give us a text that requires searching instead of just handing us the answers? What's the difference between the crowds who walked away and the disciples who kept asking and wha

  3. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    S4Ep8 - Does God Meet Us or Remake Us Through Spiritual Disciplines? (opens the original)

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    We often talk about spiritual disciplines as a means of grace, a way to receive God's presence in the moment. But is there a deeper layer? In this episode, Tory and Mary explore how these practices aren't just for what they give us today, but for who they're forming us to become tomorrow. Drawing from Scripture and personal experience, they ask: what if the small, faithful habits of denial and reception are actually training us for a battle or a season we can't yet see? Hosted on Ausha. See aush

  4. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    S4Ep7 - What are you still trying to overcome alone? (opens the original)

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    Most of us hear Recovery and think, “That’s for people with bigger problems than mine.” But the gospel tells a truer story: every disciple is being recovered from sin, shame, suffering, and selfreliance into life with Christ. Recovery isn’t a detour from discipleship, it’s discipleship applied to the very places sin, suffering, shame, and brokenness have distorted our identity, relationships, and dependence on Christ. In this episode, Tory and Mary are joined by Jessica, Tolu, and Jasmine to tal

  5. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    S4Ep6 - How to Walk with the Grieving (opens the original)

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    When someone we love is grieving, our instinct is often to find the right words, offer solutions, or try to make the pain go away. But what if one of the most powerful ways we can love others is simply by being present? In this episode, Mary and Tiffany Stein discuss practical ways to walk with the grieving, avoid common mistakes, and faithfully reflect the comfort and compassion of Christ. Together they explore what it means to weep with those who weep and offer others the same comfort we ourse

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