Join me as I tell you about how a simple photo from a Thanksgiving 5K opened up a conversation between the Lord and me about joy, delight, and what it really means to come to Him as His child.Share this with a friend so you can delight in the Lord together!

In this episode, I open up about a season in my life when I tried to heal alone, and what God gently taught me about the power of fellowship.

For over a decade, I drifted from church and community, thinking my quiet time with God was enough. But He showed me that real healing often happens through connection — through people who pray, listen, and walk beside us.

I’ll share how God used friendships, both old and new, to bring me back into fellowship and closer to His heart. You’ll also hear some encouragement on how to take small, gentle steps to reconnect with others and find your way back to spiritual community again.

Because healing doesn’t happen in isolation…
it happens in fellowship. 🌿

💫 If you’re in a season of transition or longing for peace and clarity, I’d love to walk alongside you through my Christian Encouragement + Spiritual Clarity Mentoring Sessions.
You can learn more or schedule a session here: 👉

https://calendly.com/gracerehman/encouragement-spiritual-clarity-mentoring

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Ever feel unseen or forgotten? You’re not. In this episode, I share how 2 Chronicles 16:9 reminds us that God’s eyes are on us, not to judge us, but to strengthen us. 

He sees you, loves you, and wants to do great things for you and through you. 

My prayer is that you will be encouraged by this episode today.

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We all long to be seen. But what happens when the people who were supposed to notice us…didn’t?

Grab a comfy spot, with your journal and coffee and hang out. I will share a story of growing up feeling unseen and how that ache revealed a deeper wound, the father wound. You’ll hear how those hidden hurts often show up in everyday life, and how God, who calls Himself El Roi — the God who sees, meets us right there.

 If you’ve ever felt invisible, overlooked, or like you had to perform to be loved, this episode will remind you: God’s eyes are kind, His ears are listening, and His heart has never turned away.

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The pain that started in your family can follow you into every heartbreak.
In this episode, I share how discovering my father wound became the doorway to deeper trust and healing with God.

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 🎶 Ever feel like your heart is stuck on pause? 

In this season opener, we hit play on a journey toward healing and wholeness. 

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The '90s gave us Friday night movies, cassette tapes, and the birth of CDs, and songs we still know by heart. For me, those years were filled with boyfriends, big feelings, and trying to find love in all the wrong places. I called myself a Christian, but deep down I was wearing masks like people-pleasing, perfectionism, and hiding behind independence.

And yet, through it all, God never let me go.

This season of New Creation Stories is about looking back with love and yes, with a little ’90s nostalgia too, while living forward in the hope of who God is shaping us to be today.

Each episode ends with a Grace Release™,  a simple practice I am developing to calm your body, steady your heart, and remind you that you’re not the masks you’ve worn. You are God’s beloved daughter.

Follow now and join me for Faith, Love, and the 90’s.

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In this final episode of Season 1, I reflect on everything we've walked through together—family wounds, unexpected decisions, the myth of the perfect Christian story, and the gentle, persistent love of God.

I openly share about marrying someone who doesn’t yet know the Lord, what that means for my faith journey, and how self-forgiveness has been an integral part of becoming who God says I am.

💬 Scripture: Revelation 21:5, Romans 7:15, Proverbs 16:9, 1 John 3:1, Philippians 1:6

 🙏🏽 Let’s talk grace, forgiveness, and walking forward with Jesus, in the midst of the mess.

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As you may have caught on, sometimes the past finds its way back into our present to reveal how far we’ve come. 

In this episode, I continue to reflect on a chapter that once defined me and the transformation that followed. If you've ever looked back at your younger self with compassion or wondered if healing is truly possible, this one’s for you.

Whether you’re new to faith or finding your way back, here are a couple of prayer guides for you to make your own:

Prayer for someone who is new in Christ:
"Jesus, I believe You are the Son of God. I believe You died on the cross for my sins and rose again. I confess that I need You, and I ask You to come into my life. Forgive me, heal me, and make me new. I turn to you now and turn away from the direction I have been going. I agree with You, that sin has separated us from one another. I give you my life today. Thank You for saving me. In Jesus' name, amen."

Prayer for someone returning to Christ:
"Father, I’ve gone my own way and I’ve strayed far from You. But today, I want to come home. Please forgive me for walking away. I repent of my sins, and I receive Your grace and mercy. Restore my heart and renew a right spirit within me. Thank You that it's not too late. I surrender again to You, Lord. In Jesus' name, amen."

I would love to hear from you if you prayed and either received Jesus or returned to Him. It would be an honor to continue praying for you as you begin your new life in Christ.

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Grace

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Hey friends, in this episode, I’m sharing the path I took from feeling totally broken to discovering a deeper purpose. 

The last time I shared the story of my “come to Jesus” moment, which changed everything, and how God began rebuilding my life from the inside out. 

Now I’ll take you through a season where I grew in my faith, learned to be okay with being single, and started serving in ways I never expected. There’s a mission trip, a big move, and a whole lot of God’s faithfulness in between. 

If you’re feeling stuck or unsure about what’s next, I hope this encourages you—you’re not alone, and God’s got a plan.

P.S. I'm so sorry about the overlapping recordings if you heard this first thing in the morning today, 6/4/25. I now know the mistake and have corrected it! Thanks for your patience!