What if one of the greatest challenges facing the modern Church isn't opposition from the world—but silence from believers?

In this powerful conversation, Regina sits down with pastor, author, and disciple-maker Sara Dangerfield to discuss her book, Leading Spiritual Hoarders: Creating a Culture of Disciples Who Make Disciples. Together they unpack why so many Christians have unintentionally become "spiritual hoarders," holding tightly to the greatest news ever told instead of sharing it with others.

Sara shares her remarkable faith journey of growing up with a Christian mother and Muslim father, having to choose her faith at a young age, and how that decision eventually led her into more than two decades of ministry. From children's ministry to serving as a lead pastor, she offers practical, biblical wisdom for every believer who longs to become more confident in sharing Jesus with others.

This conversation is filled with encouragement, practical ideas, and reminders that discipleship isn't reserved for pastors—it's the calling of every follower of Christ.

"You only need to be one step ahead of someone else to begin discipling them."

"Our responsibility is obedience. The outcome belongs to Jesus."

"The Gospel is too good to keep to ourselves."

"The Church doesn't just need information—it needs multiplication."

Take inventory of your everyday relationships.

Sara encourages listeners to make a list of the people they regularly encounter outside of church—the cashier, neighbor, coworker, barista, walking partner, or gym friend. Begin praying intentionally for them and ask the Holy Spirit to open opportunities for genuine conversations about Jesus. Small moments of obedience can have eternal impact.

If this episode encouraged you, please:

Remember: The Gospel was never intended to be stored—it was meant to be shared. Your story may be the very thing God uses to change someone else's eternity.

What do you do when the phone call you never expected changes your family forever?

In this deeply honest and hope-filled episode, Regina sits down with Debra McNinch, founder of Battle Cry Moms, to discuss the heartbreak of loving a prodigal child, the power of persistent prayer, and how God can transform unimaginable pain into a ministry that encourages thousands of parents. Debra shares her family's journey after learning her oldest child identified as transgender, the loneliness she experienced in the church, and how God called her to build a community where parents can pray, support one another, and stand firmly on God's promises.

Rather than offering quick fixes, Debra reminds us that our role is to love faithfully while trusting God to do the saving. Through scripture, prayer, worship, and community, she encourages parents to never stop believing that God is still writing their family's story.

Whether you're praying for a prodigal child, walking through family conflict, or carrying a burden that feels impossible, this conversation will remind you that hope is never lost when Christ is at the center.

✨ Your job is to love your child; God's job is to save them.

✨ Prayer is never passive—it is spiritual warfare.

✨ Shame isolates, but community strengthens.

✨ God's promises are stronger than our circumstances.

✨ Joy is rooted in Christ, not in our current situation.

"It is my job to love my child. It is God's job to save him."

"You can't burn the bridge, because they need a bridge to come home."

"Believe in the miracle before it arrives."

"Joy comes from the Lord. Happiness comes and goes."

🌐 Website: https://debramcninch.com

🙏 Battle Cry Moms: https://battlecrymoms.com

📖 Book: Battle Cry: Love Goes to War (Amazon)

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Remember: No prayer is ever wasted, no prodigal is beyond God's reach, and no story is finished while God is still writing it.

When life falls apart, God often begins His greatest work.

In this encouraging episode of Well & Grace, Regina sits down with Gail Showalter—author, speaker, educator, and founder of Single Moms Empowered. Gail shares her deeply personal journey through divorce, raising three young children as a single mother, and discovering God's faithfulness in seasons she never would have chosen.

What began as heartbreak became a lifelong calling. Today, Gail helps single mothers pursue education, build stable futures, and discover their God-given worth through practical support and biblical encouragement.

Whether you're a single parent, know someone who is, or simply need hope that God is still writing your story, this conversation reminds us that no season is wasted in God's hands.

✨ God often builds our greatest ministry from our deepest wounds.

✨ Prayer isn't meant to be our emergency response—it's our daily lifeline.

✨ Sometimes the greatest ministry isn't solving someone's problems—it's listening.

✨ Healthy boundaries are biblical.

✨ Children learn more from watching us than listening to us.

✨ God cares deeply about women who feel overlooked or forgotten.

✨ No difficult season lasts forever.

✨ God can redeem every chapter of your story.

"Trust your heart and trust the Lord. He will make a life for you that you can't even imagine."

"This is a season. It will not be forever."

"God speaks in the silence."

"Prayer changes things within you, around you, and through you."

"Listen before you try to fix."

Philippians 4:8

"Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure... think about such things."

A beautiful reminder from Gail that our thoughts shape our hearts and ultimately our lives.

Other biblical themes discussed include:

Gail Showalter is an author, speaker, educator, and founder of Single Moms Empowered, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping single mothers achieve financial stability through education, childcare assistance, mentoring, and encouragement.

Having walked the difficult road of single motherhood herself, Gail now devotes her life to helping women discover hope, purpose, and God's faithfulness during life's hardest seasons.

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Organization

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Available through Barnes & Noble and Amazon.

Gail's reminder that she prayed every night beside her bed asking God to simply "get me through today" until He unexpectedly opened the door to a career teaching visually impaired students. It's a beautiful testimony that God often answers prayers in ways we never anticipated.

Maybe today you're in a season you never planned.

Divorce.

Gail's story reminds us that our current chapter isn't the conclusion. God is still writing.

Sometimes His greatest miracles begin after the life we planned falls apart.

Keep praying.

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What happens when the very things that tried to break you become part of the testimony God uses to help others?

In this episode of Well and Grace, Regina Bartlett sits down with Jill White, a faith-based transformational coach, speaker, and author who is passionate about helping women step into their God-given purpose.

Drawing from her own journey of overcoming adversity through her relationship with Jesus Christ, Jill shares how God can meet us in our hardest seasons, break down the spiritual and emotional barriers that keep us stuck, and lead us into a life of greater freedom, faith, and purpose.

Regina and Jill talk about the importance of knowing who we are in Christ, learning to recognize the things that may be holding us back, and finding the courage to move forward—even when we don't have every detail figured out. Jill also shares biblical wisdom and practical encouragement for women who sense that God is calling them to something more but may be struggling with fear, uncertainty, or feelings of inadequacy.

To learn more about Jill White and Overflow Coaching, connect on LinkedIn

This season, we’re going deeper into the stories of women who have walked through hard places, encountered God’s grace, and discovered that their stories are far from over.

Through honest conversations, powerful testimonies, faith-filled encouragement, and real stories of transformation, Well & Grace is a place where we come together to remember that no matter where we’ve been or what we’ve faced, Jesus still meets us at the well.

Come thirsty. Come weary. Come hopeful. Come exactly as you are.

There is grace here.

Welcome to Season 2 of the Well & Grace Podcast.

Hosted by Regina Bartlett

New conversations. Real stories. Unchanging grace.

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In this episode of Well & Grace, Regina Bartlett (host) sits down with Heather Day to explore a rich, faith‑deep conversation about how our finances are intimately tied to our spiritual lives.

Together we unpack how the fruits of the Spirit (love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self‑control) inform our financial decisions. Heather helps us see how financial stewardship is less about tactics and more about heart transformation.

Key Takeaways

Favorite Quotes

“I believe that money is spiritual and some of the things that we see—the way that we treat and view and manage our money—is often a symptom of a much deeper issue.” — Heather M. Day 

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In a world of shifting foundations, Cathy Garland invites us to see that when everything seems to be falling apart, Christ stands as the indestructible cornerstone. Through her journey of divorce, miscarriages, a broken neck, and waiting on the promise of a child, Cathy discovered that the God who sees us (El Roi) and declares His truth (Jehovah Nissi) is not just a theological concept—but a living reality. Her co‑written book Revelationship (with father Dr. Randy Colver) guides readers into the many ways God reveals Himself and pursues intimacy with us. 

How the concept “Revelationship”—God revealing Himself to us as He pursues relationship—was born, and why it matters. 

Why our spiritual lives can languish if we limit how God can reveal Himself (or emphasize one form of revelation over another). 

Real‑life stories of suffering and redemption: from deconstruction of faith at age 13, through brokenness and waiting, to a renewed pursuit of Christ.

The invitation: To rediscover your identity in Christ, to let Him meet your deepest needs, wrestle your hardest questions, and heal your greatest hurts.

Book Title: Revelationship: Transformative Intimacy with Christ 

Authors: Cathy Garland & Dr. Randy Colver

Publisher: EnRoute Books & Media (Fall 2024)

The term “Revelationship” is defined on the website as:

“(Noun) The pathway to an intimate relationship with the God who created you; (Verb) Receiving from God all He pours out, then turning it back to Him in worship.” Revelationship

The book explores:

Being open to God who reveals Himself & why this changes everything

Deconstruction / Reconstruction of faith

Church abuse & healing

Motherhood, divorce, loss of children, suffering

How God’s nature is an antidote to what ails us

How to discover the living God of the Old Testament

Prayer that gets answers / Praying with the Holy Spirit

Why knowing God is the first step to knowing our own identity

Encountering difficult stories in the Bible (Eden, Sodom & Gomorrah)

Companion Devotional: Revelationship Devotional (available December 2025) – building on the book, includes journaling prompts, mindfulness exercises, QR codes linking to worship music, etc. 

Additional offering: Online mini‑course “Reset” to move from spiritual drift to deeper intimacy with Christ. 

“It was knowing and being known by God that made all the difference.”

“God’s call doesn’t waver. Even when we shut down, He waits, ready to walk alongside us.”

“If something is true, it can withstand questioning.”

“Revelationship is not about ritual; it’s about a relationship that heals and transforms.”

Feel spiritually dry, distant from God, or stuck in routines.

Are navigating suffering, loss, brokenness, or waiting seasons.

Have asked deep questions about faith, authenticity, identity, or purpose.

Want to deepen your intimacy with Christ and move beyond surface‐level devotion.

Are leading small groups, mentoring women, or seeking fresh ways to minister to those in transition.

Website: revelationship.net Revelationship

Blog: “Graceful Musings” by Cathy (short spiritual growth reflections for busy moms) Revelationship

YouTube: “Back Porch Talks” – father/daughter Q&A conversations about intimacy with Christ. Revelationship

Social Media: Follow for updates, devos, and community. Revelationship

Visit the website to download a free chapter of Revelationship or check out the devotional.

Reflect on one way God has revealed Himself to you recently—what did that invite you to believe or do?

Share this episode with someone who’s questioning faith, walking through suffering, or longing for fresh momentum in their relationship with Christ.

Let the conversation continue: join the online community or engage with the book discussion questions.

Thank you for joining us!

Trigger Warning: The following conversation includes discussion of sexual assault, which may be triggering or difficult to hear. Please take care of yourself while listening. If you or someone you know has been affected by sexual assault, help is available. You can reach the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (1-800-656-4673) to be connected with a trained advocate. Support is available 24/7, free, and completely confidential. You can also visit rainn.org for resources and support. Your safety and well-being matter above all.

In this powerful and heartfelt episode of Well and Grace, Regina sits down with Rebecca Medina Stewart, a faith-based speaker, transformational coach, and founder of Rebecca Medina Stewart Coaching. Rebecca shares her journey of discovering God’s purpose, pushing past fear, and stepping boldly into her calling.

Listeners will be inspired by Rebecca’s honest reflections on spiritual growth, navigating seasons of waiting, and empowering other women to lead with authenticity. From practical steps to deepen your faith to uncovering the lies we believe about ourselves, this conversation is a must-listen for any woman longing to walk confidently in her God-given purpose.

Rebecca’s personal testimony and calling into leadership

The role of grace in her faith walk and business

How to move forward when fear and doubt creep in

Encouragement for women in transition or uncertainty

Powerful truths about identity, leadership, and purpose

Scripture anchors and practices for spiritual strength

Website: www.rebeccamedinastewart.com

Instagram: @rebeccamedinastewart

Free Resources & Coaching Info: Visit her website to explore coaching packages, workshops, and downloadable tools for Christian women leaders.

Jeremiah 29:11 – “For I know the plans I have for you…”

2 Timothy 1:7 – “For God has not given us a spirit of fear…”

Proverbs 3:5–6 – “Trust in the Lord with all your heart…”

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In this inspiring episode of Well and Grace, host Regina Bartlett sits down with Kristen Wambach—author, coach, podcaster, and Evernote productivity expert—for a deep and heartfelt conversation about faith, creativity, and courage.

Kristen shares powerful insights from her book The UnFinished Book: Some of the Greater Things in Life Are Unseen, which chronicles her journey of spiritual awakening, prophetic listening, and embracing life beyond the visible. Together, Regina and Kristen explore what it means to live a spiritually brave life, how to discern the voice of God in a noisy world, and how faith weaves itself into everyday moments, even through digital tools and storytelling.

Whether you’re in a season of waiting, creating, or simply listening for God’s next step, Kristen’s wisdom and warmth will encourage you to trust the unseen and lean into His presence.

✨ Highlights:

The story behind The UnFinished Book

Hearing from God in everyday life

How creativity and faith work hand in hand

Encouragement for women called to share their voice

🖇️ Connect with Kristen:

Together, they dive into the reality of abuse in Christian contexts, the importance of community in recovery, and how God’s grace can redeem even the darkest chapters of our stories. Whether you’re a survivor, a supporter, or a leader seeking to serve more effectively—this conversation is a must-listen.

🔑 In This Episode, You'll Learn:

Why abuse often goes unspoken in faith communities

How ARMS provides Christ-centered recovery programs for both survivors and perpetrators

The role of forgiveness, boundaries, and spiritual healing in recovery

Practical steps churches can take to become safe spaces

How faith can guide both healing and justice

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ARMS Recovery Programs: https://abuserecovery.org

Church training and support materials

Safety planning tools for individuals in crisis

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