New Year, Same God

All Things

One year later, The Pastor's Granddaughter returns to the verse that has been the heart of this podcast from the very beginning - Romans 8:28. In this special anniversary episode, Raine reflects on God's faithfulness, her grandpa's favorite verse, and the part of Romans 8:28 that we often skip. If you have ever wondered how God can use difficult seasons, this episode is for you.

Gone Fishin'

In this special May episode of The Pastor's Granddaughter, Raine shares a message inspired by one of her grandfather's sermons - one that has stayed with her and continues to speak today. Using the simple but powerful analogy of fish, this episode explores how easy it is to blend in, follow the crowd, stay comfortable, or become unteachable - even in church, We are called to be different.

Saturday: A Sadder Day

Good Friday reminds us of the cross. Resurrection Sunday celebrates the victory. But what about the day in between? In this episode, we reflect on the silence of Saturday - the waiting, the uncertainty, and the moments when God feels quiet. Through scripture and person reflection, we are reminded that even in the silence...God is still working.

Let It Go

What are you holding onto that God has already told you to release?" In this episode of The Pastor's Granddaughter, Raine talks about letting go -- of unhealthy relationships, the pressure to prove yourself, cluttered spaces, harmful habits, and negative thought patterns. If it's stealing your peace, feeding your flesh, or no longer aligned with this season...it might be time to let it go.

Love Starts With Him

In a month filled with conversations about love, this episode takes a step back to focus on where love truly begins. Inspired by 1 John 4:19, this episode explores what it means to become a godly woman or man before marriage and how that becoming continues even after "I do". Whether you are single, married, or somewhere in between, this episode is a reminder that loves starts with Him and every season is an opportunity to keep growing.