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Some days, it feels like the world is stacked against us. Life can be overwhelming, exhausting, and downright cruel—and peace can feel impossible to find. If you’ve been holding on, surviving storms nobody sees, or trying to keep it together while your heart feels heavy, you are not alone.

In this week’s episode of At the Foot of Grace, we go deep into why peace can feel so hard to achieve, even when we are doing all the “right things.” We talk about the tension between surviving and truly resting, how God meets us in our exhaustion, and the ways His peace can hold us even when life feels chaotic.

This episode includes:

• Honest reflection on why peace feels out of reach.
• Scripture that reminds you God is present even in your doubts.
• Worship songs and moments to let your heart breathe.
• Journaling prompts to process your emotions and release what you’ve been carrying.
• Prayer that invites God’s peace to guard your heart and mind.

If you’ve ever wondered how to find true rest in the middle of life’s storms—or just need a moment to let your spirit exhale—this episode is for you. Listen, follow, and step into a deeper connection with God’s peace, even when the world feels anything but peaceful.

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When hope slips through your fingers and life keeps hitting you from every direction… what do you do?

In this week’s episode of At the Foot of Grace, we’re getting realer than real. This isn’t a polished testimony — it’s the truth of what it looks like when life knocks the wind out of you and God still finds a way to show up right on time.

From battling migraines, running out of medical leave, and not knowing how the bills were going to get paid…

to losing a car in the dead of summer and walking, biking, and pushing through the rain just to get to work and church…

to applying for loans, getting denied, and wondering, “God… where are You?”

— this episode dives deep into what it feels like to hit a breaking point.

But then?

God stepped in.

In ways that didn’t make sense.

In ways only He could orchestrate.

In ways that remind you:

Hope is never really gone — sometimes it’s just hidden.

We talk:

✨ Raw real-life struggle

✨ The spiritual fight behind discouragement

✨ What the Bible really says about waiting, hardship, and hope

✨ How God shows up even when you feel abandoned

✨ Journaling through heartbreak, faith crises, and survival seasons

✨ A powerful prayer spoken over you — and over me

If you’ve ever felt tired, forgotten, discouraged, or like God went silent…

this episode will feel like someone finally turned a light on.

Because your story isn’t over.

Your hope isn’t dead.

And God is still writing endings you didn’t see coming.

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Thanksgiving isn’t the same for everyone. Some of us were born into loving families. Some were adopted. Some discover family later in life through God’s divine placement.

In this episode of At the Foot of Grace, we reflect on the families God builds—born, given, and chosen—and how His love fills the gaps left by imperfect earthly relationships.

You’ll hear:

• A heartfelt story of moving, starting over, and trusting God to place the right people in your life
• Scriptures that remind us God’s love never fails, even when earthly family falls short (Psalm 27:10, Psalm 68:6, Isaiah 41:10)
• Encouragement for anyone feeling alone this holiday season
• Worship song recommendations and journal prompts to reflect on gratitude and family

Whether your family is near, far, or in your heart, this episode will leave you feeling seen, loved, and thankful for the people God places around you.

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How often do we say ‘yes’ when every fiber of our being is screaming ‘no’? How many times have we bent, stretched, and compromised ourselves just to keep people happy — only to feel drained, overlooked, or even rejected? In this week’s episode of At the Foot of Grace, I open my heart and share my personal journey of finally saying enough is enough.

I talk about the spiritual and emotional toll of chronic people-pleasing, the moments I realized that pleasing others was quietly pulling me out of alignment with God, and the hard but freeing truth that it’s okay to say no. Through heartfelt storytelling, Scripture that speaks directly to the heart, and worship songs that restore and strengthen, we explore how to:

• Set healthy boundaries without guilt or shame

• Stop shrinking ourselves to make others comfortable

• Align fully with God’s will and protection

• Find freedom, peace, and courage in His promises

This episode is for anyone who has felt the weight of overgiving, the fear of disappointing others, or the tension between being loving and honoring their calling. If you’re ready to stop compromising your peace and start walking boldly in the spacious place God prepared for you, this one is for you.

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This week on At the Foot of Grace, I’m getting real about something that’s been stirring in my spirit — fasting through the fight.

This year has tested me in ways I didn’t expect — with health battles, weariness, and moments that almost broke me. But through it all, God’s been showing me that this isn’t just physical… it’s spiritual. And fasting has become my way of fighting back.

In this episode, I’m sharing what true fasting looks like — not just skipping meals, but silencing distractions and making room for God to move. We’ll talk about how to fast with purpose, what Scripture says about it, and how to hold your ground when life tries to shake your faith.

If you’ve been feeling attacked, drained, or distant from God, this episode is your reminder that the battle belongs to the Lord — and through fasting and prayer, you’ve already got the victory.

🎧 Tune in to The Fast That Fights Back — and let’s reclaim our focus, our fire, and our faith together.

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This week on At the Foot of Grace, we’re getting real about a topic many believers wrestle with — Halloween.

Is it “just for fun,” or is there something deeper behind it?

In this honest and grace-filled episode, Jennifer opens up about her personal journey — from wanting to join in as a kid to choosing light over darkness as an adult. She shares her experience growing up in Alaska, where her church replaced Halloween with worship, prayer, and fellowship, and how that shaped her perspective today.

We’ll explore what Scripture actually says about separating from darkness, standing firm in faith, and protecting your spiritual gates.

You’ll walk away not with judgment — but with understanding, conviction, and peace.

✨ Featuring Bible reflections, worship song recommendations (“Here Again,” “Light of the World,” and “No Longer Slaves”), and a journal prompt to help you reflect on where your light shines brightest.

If you’ve ever questioned whether believers should celebrate Halloween, or just needed a reminder that holiness isn’t about perfection — it’s about separation — this episode will meet you right where you are.

🎧 Listen now to “Light in the Darkness: Why I Don’t Celebrate Halloween.”

Because tonight, it’s not about fitting in — it’s about standing apart in grace.

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Have you ever felt God calling you back — not because you sinned, but because you drifted?

In this week’s episode of At the Foot of Grace, Jennifer Spence opens her heart about returning to the altar when life, distractions, and survival mode have pulled you away from your secret place.

Through Ezekiel’s vision of the valley of dry bones, a personal reflection on intimacy with God, and a heartfelt altar call prayer, Jennifer invites you to stop striving, be still, and let the Fresh Wind of the Spirit revive the weary places of your soul.

✨ Featuring Worship Songs:

• “Fresh Wind” – Hillsong Worship
• “Rest On Us” – Maverick City Music & UPPERROOM
• “Refiner” – Maverick City Music (feat. Chandler Moore & Steffany Gretzinger)

💭 Journal Prompt:

“Lord, what have I placed above Your presence — and how can I return to You this week?”

Because sometimes revival doesn’t start in a church building… it starts when you whisper, “God, I’m ready to be Yours again.”

🎧 Listen now — and let the wind meet you where you are.

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You ever hit that point where your spirit’s worn out, your prayers feel dry, and you’re just tired of trying to do it all right? Same. This week on At the Foot of Grace, we’re talking about the side of faith we don’t always admit out loud — the burnout, the guilt, and the pressure to be the perfect believer when all God really wants is you.

In this deep and honest episode, we open the Word and dive into what it means to rest in grace instead of striving for perfection. From Matthew 11:28 to Psalm 73:26, we’ll unpack what happens when God meets you in your exhaustion — not with judgment, but with compassion.

Plus, we’ll talk about the song that’s been on repeat in my spirit lately, “Free to Be Me” by Francesca Battistelli, and how it reminds us that those “dents in our fender” don’t disqualify us — they’re part of our testimony.

If you’ve been feeling distant from God, weighed down by expectations, or just ready to breathe again, this episode is your reminder:

You don’t have to perform for God.

You just have to come home.

🎧 Tune in now to At the Foot of Grace — where honesty meets healing and grace meets real life.

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