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Woman On A Journey

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This podcast has
4 episodes
Language
English
Explicit
No
Date created
2020/03/19
Latest episode
2026/06/26
Average duration
9 min.
Release period
536 days

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This podcast provide women with the safe platform to be honest, open, and transparent (H.O.T) with ourselves and each other. Being vulnerable about the things that scare us and the things that bring us comfort. I am Tracy your "Stewardess" and God is the pilot. So come journey with us.

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Dear Jesus: Praying for My Son in a World That Pulls Him Away
2026/06/26
In this powerful “Dear Jesus” prayer, Tracy lifts up her only son and asks God for protection, wisdom, and a clean heart in a world that encourages young people to chase pleasure over purpose. This episode is a moving reminder for parents to cover their children in prayer, trust God’s truth over culture, and fight for their family with faith instead of fear. Listen for encouragement, scripture-inspired reflection, and a heartfelt call to stay surrendered to God’s grace.
Dear Jesus: The Freedom of Forgiveness
2026/06/21
In this heartfelt “Dear Jesus” prayer, Tracy reflects on the power of forgiveness and the freedom found in releasing anger, bitterness, and resentment. Drawing from the cross of Christ, this episode is a reminder that forgiveness is not just for the person who hurt us — it’s the key to peace, healing, and spiritual freedom. If you’ve been carrying a wound that won’t heal, this episode will encourage you to let go, lean into God’s grace, and remember the debt Jesus already paid.
Dear Jesus - The Hidden Thirst We Ignore
2026/06/12
In a world filled with endless distractions and shallow pleasures, many believers walk around parched, searching in all the wrong places for true satisfaction. What if the secret to quenching your deepest thirst isn't about more effort or changing your circumstances, but simply returning to the water that never runs dry? Discover how your spiritual thirst points to a divine invitation — to drink freely from God's unending grace. This episode unpacks the powerful metaphor of spiritual dehydration and how believers unknowingly settle for temporary fixes instead of God's eternal provision. With heartfelt insight, we explore the warning signs of a thirsty soul and the life-changing truth that God’s grace isn't just enough — it's more than enough. Through compelling reflections, you'll get a fresh perspective on the call to radically surrender and the authority we hold when we remember our identity in Christ. Ignoring this divine water risks a dry, lifeless faith and missed opportunities to reflect God's light. But when you heed this call, you'll step into a refreshing flow that renews, empowers, and draws others to the water’s life-giving strength. Perfect for anyone feeling spiritually drained or longing for a deeper connection — this episode invites you to drink deeply and experience the fullness of Jesus. Join us as we revisit the divine invitation to leave your barren land behind and drink from the river of life. Your soul was made for this — so, why wait?
A mothers guilt
2022/01/30
As mothers we deal with a great amount of guilt. Are we doing enough? Am I laying the right foundations? Am I teaching them the way they should go? 🗣NO MORE!

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5 out of 5
2 reviews
★★★★★
tracethestarz 2021/12/09
H.O.T
I love this podcast. I love how it encourages us women to be honest with ourselves and our journey. Tracy seems genuine, giving us real life examples ...
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