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Two memorial services went farther than I ever imagined, and the response still has me shaking my head in gratitude. Radio stations helped carry the messages across the US, and what came back to me wasn’t just “nice sermon” feedback, it was testimony after testimony from people who felt God meet them right where they were. Some wrote that they were sick and listened while sitting in a hospital room. Others said they felt their faith wake back up. And one moment hit close to home: while we were recording, my cook walked in with tears and quietly said she wanted Jesus, right then, right there.

We talk candidly about why I’m planning follow-up shows built around real people sharing what happened to them, not a highlight reel. You’ll hear why I want Elder Leonard Davis and Pastor Tammie back, and why testimony is more than a story, it’s evidence of change. We also wrestle with something I keep hearing from listeners everywhere: church can feel rushed, dry, and spiritually empty. That leads us into a blunt conversation about what’s missing when prayer disappears, and why going back to the “first works” can be the beginning of real spiritual renewal.

We close with practical faith: obedience over approval, consistency when family and friends don’t take your calling seriously, and the discipline of fasting if you want to hear God clearly. If you’ve been searching for a Christian podcast about prayer, healing, testimony, and getting serious about faith again, this one is for you. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs hope, and leave a review so more listeners can find these stories.

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A memorial can be heavy, but it can also become a doorway and that’s what happened for us. I’m Regina Swarn, and I’m sharing how my sister’s memorial turned into a moment of real spiritual power, with Elder Leonard Davis, Sister Donna Davis, Sister Delores Davis, and Pastor Tammie Watson bringing prayer and a Word that landed right where it needed to. I’m still in awe of how clearly God moved, not just for the people gathered around me, but for the ones quietly listening in the background.

Pastor Tammie’s message about “Turn, Turn, Turn” cuts through the surface level stuff. You can look right, sound right, even act right, but God wants a true turn of the heart. That message reached my personal chef while she was in the kitchen preparing my meal, and she came out in tears and got saved. It’s the kind of Christian testimony that reminds you faith is not theory, it’s a decision, and sometimes it happens in the most ordinary place at the most unexpected time.

We also talk honestly about what it’s like to build a podcast and a brand when people try to close doors on you. I share why my radio path didn’t work out, how God used that, and the surprising encouragement I got from a billionaire listener who told me not to change a thing because consistency made me findable. From careful contract decisions to staying independent, I connect it back to obedience, blessing, and the wisdom of moving slow even when something looks “good” on the outside.

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A memorial can be more than a moment of silence. Sometimes it becomes a call to change. We dedicate this “Let’s Have Church” service to my sister, Lora Swarn , and I share the story behind it: a plan we once talked about, a loss that still hurts, and a vision God brought back years later after prayer, fasting, and asking Him what to do next.

Pastor Tammie Watson joins me as our guest speaker and brings a Word that is simple, intense, and personal. She anchors the message in 2 Chronicles 7:14, but she slows down on one word most of us skip past: turn. We talk about how prayer can come easy, church routines can look right, and even “seeking God” can sound spiritual, yet our hearts can still hold the very things God is calling us to release. She breaks down turning as deep heart transformation, not surface change, not image, not performance, and not excuses like “God knows my heart.”

We also connect repentance to real-life distractions and comfort zones, the difference between a 180 and a 360, and why holiness is a lifestyle powered by the Holy Ghost. If you’ve been feeling spiritually stuck, numb, or too comfortable, this episode gives you language for what might be happening and a path forward that starts today, not next week.

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A memorial can either leave you stuck in grief or push you deeper into faith and this one turns into “Let’s Have Church” in the truest sense. We honour my sister Lora’s memory the way she would have wanted it, by lifting up Jesus Christ, sharing the word plainly, and making room for prayer that feels alive, not performative. With gospel radio stations airing this broadcast, we’re speaking to anyone who needs hope right now and anyone who misses the kind of church that carries real spiritual weight. 

Elder Leonard Davis, a man we’ve known for decades as a steady voice of prayer, brings testimony and Scripture with a focus on salvation, holiness, and the power of God to meet you anywhere. You’ll hear stories of taking the gospel into dangerous places, moments of healing and deliverance, and the kind of persistent faith that keeps calling on Jesus until something breaks. We also reflect on the legacy of Mother A B Jackson and the prayer culture that shaped us, plus the truth of Romans 6: baptism, leaving sin behind, and walking in newness of life. 

Along the way, Sister Donna Davis shares how God frees her from drugs and alcohol, changes her from the inside out, and sustains her through recovery. We close with gratitude, the hope of heaven, and practical ways to connect with the ministry. If this spoke to you, subscribe, share it with someone who needs a turnaround, and leave a review so more listeners can find this message of prayer, repentance, and new life in Jesus Christ.

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Some months don’t just feel busy, they feel spiritual. July has been that for me: heavy with grief, loud with news, and still strangely full of gratitude. I’m Regina Swarn, and I’m sharing what it’s like to carry loss while choosing joy on purpose, including why I can listen to some of the recordings from my last conversations with my sister Lora and why I can’t play the ones that hold her regrets. The good outweighs the bad, and I’m holding tight to the “grace years” when she was happiest.

This memorial podcast is personal, but it’s also a testimony about guidance. I talk about how the Lord laid this memorial on my heart, how I didn’t want to do it in my own mind, and why I’m thankful I didn’t have to figure out every detail alone. You’ll hear me honour two powerful voices who will be part of these services: Elder Leonard Davis, a true man of prayer, and Pastor Tammie Watson, a young minister with a testimony and a voice that moves people. If you care about Christian encouragement, prayer, healing, and community remembrance, these conversations are for you.

We also get practical about calling and confidence. I share why I’ve stayed audio-first, how an audio-based podcast can still reach millions organically, and why comparison is a trap that stops good people from starting. The message is simple: use what you got, be yourself, and take the first step, because obedience is often all God is waiting on.

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A handwritten letter shows up and suddenly the whole reason we podcast feels crystal clear. We talk about what it’s like to open mail from listeners who say the news is almost all bad, then describe our audio series as a steady place to breathe, reset, and find hope. That one word, hope, carries real weight when you’re trying to keep going through grief and pressure, and it reminds us that a voice can be a lifeline for someone you may never meet. 

We also unpack why we stay committed to audio instead of chasing video attention. People listen while driving, traveling, working, and living real life, and audio makes the message accessible in a way screens cannot. This becomes deeply personal when we share the heart of “The Letter” from a listener who is losing her sight and depends on audio to stay connected. Her words echo what Lora, told us before she passed: please do not ever stop doing podcasts. 

From there, we get practical and honest about boundaries: being careful with what we post online, dealing with flirtatious messages, spotting scams, and verifying what’s real. We touch on donations and support without pressure, the need for an assistant as the workload grows, and gratitude for the people helping with Lora’s memorial and the speakers chosen to keep it real and clean. 

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July isn’t just another month for us, and you can hear it in our voice. This is a memorial preview that holds two truths at once: we miss Regina’s sister deeply, and we’re still excited about what God is doing right now. We talk about why “Let’s Have Church” became the name and the heart of a memorial service, what we’re hoping people come ready to receive, and how worship can carry you when grief tries to take over.

We also pull back the curtain on the practical side of building a faith podcast and promoting a gospel-centered event. We give a real thank-you to the radio stations and supporters who have been showing up, and we share a simple request for designers and creatives who send work our way: include your company name and contact details. When hundreds of emails hit the inbox, great work can get separated from the info needed to follow up, and we want to be able to reach back.

You’ll also hear a small but meaningful testimony about exhaustion, rest, and the moment Regina believes God woke her up right on time to handle what needed to be done. Then we lay out what’s next: season ten starts in August, “Regina Swarn Audio Series Presents” shifts to a few releases per month, and a new short weekly show “Give Me 15” lands with 10 to 15 minute episodes.

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July isn’t just another month on my calendar, it’s the month I lost my sister Lora, my best friend, and one of the strongest prayer warriors in my family. So I’m doing something I’ve never done before: a memorial that honors her life while keeping the spotlight where it belongs, on Jesus Christ. I talk honestly about why this season feels tender, and why my faith won’t let me stay stuck in only sadness. 

You’ll hear how prayer and fasting guide every decision, from the heart behind the memorial to the guest speakers I’m bringing in, Elder Leonard Davis and Pastor Tammie Watson. I also share why I refuse to treat this as a popularity contest. This is about spiritual direction, obedience, and letting God lead even when emotions are loud. If you care about Christian encouragement, grief and healing, and living your values in public, this message will meet you where you are. 

What’s been overwhelming in the best way is the wave of community support. Designers are creating posters, banners, and artwork, and more than 23 radio stations are helping promote the broadcast. I reflect on gratitude, humility, and how sharing a podcast can spread hope far beyond one listener. I also open up about how Lora  pushed me not to quit podcasting, and why I’m still recording today, plus what’s next with season 10 and my new show, Give Me 15. 

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Church didn’t used to feel optional or ordinary. You could walk through the doors and sense something holy, something set apart, and you left believing God still heals, still saves, and still answers prayer. I’m Regina Swarin, and this bonus message is my personal “why” behind “Let’s Have Church,” a memorial on behalf of my sister that stays centered on lifting up Jesus and calling people back to the faith that changed lives.

I reflect on the “Mother Jackson era” and what old-time holiness church looked like for me: prayer lines where every person was covered, services where people got saved and filled with the Holy Ghost, and a kind of worship that didn’t feel like a show. I also talk plainly about the moment we’re living in now, when people tell me they’ve stopped going because the church feels like everybody else. Many are searching online for a place to believe again, and I’m praying these services meet them with hope, conviction, and a message that resonates.

You’ll also hear my gratitude for the radio stations and online supporters helping spread the word, plus why I chose speakers I trust to bring the word with power: Elder Leonard Davis and his team, and Pastor Tammie Watson and her team. If you’ve been missing real church, real prayer, and real spiritual renewal, come listen, share this with someone who needs hope, and subscribe so you don’t miss what’s coming next.

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A promise made in a hard season can sit on your chest for years. I’m sharing what’s behind the bonus podcasts I’m releasing while I prepare a Celebration of Life memorial for my sister Lora, and why this moment is about more than announcements. Lora was my biggest cheerleader, and before she passed from cancer she asked for one specific thing: a church service style podcast where we sing, read the Bible, and preach the way we grew up, rooted in the tradition we learned through our mother and Prophetess Mother A.B. Jackson. 

After our mother was laid to rest in January 2020, Lora’s health took a turn and she became too weak to record. When she passed, I couldn’t bring myself to do it, and I’m honest about how deep that grief went. But I believe God laid it on my heart to finally complete what we planned, not to spotlight Lora as an idol, but to lift up Jesus the way she would have wanted. If you care about faith, loss, healing, and the power of Christian community, you’ll hear how testimony can become assignment. 

I also share what’s coming next: two speakers joining the services, Elder Leonard Davis with his team and Pastor Tammie Watson, plus the practical details around posters, social updates, and how people can be invited to call in. The standard stays simple: we keep it holy, we fast and pray, and we give God the glory. If this resonates, subscribe, share this with someone who misses “old time church,” and leave a review so more listeners can find the message.

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