The Grace and Peace of God: Love Wins!

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The Grace and Peace of God: Love Wins! is a religion podcast hosted by Pam Pastor, with 481 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Pam Pastor hosts The Grace and Peace of God: Love Wins!, a religion show with 481 episodes published.

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  SUCCESS ACCORDING TO HEAVEN

  Sep 10, 202623 min

  Welcome! Who taught you what success is supposed to look like? Money? Titles? Recognition? Possessions? Influence?Achievement? In Day Four of Drawing from the Deep Well — Daily Draw ,Pamela Pastor examines the difference between worldly measurements ofsuccess and faithful stewardship before God . Scripture doesn't condemn achievement, wealth, skill,excellence, or enjoying God's blessings. But it repeatedly warns us not toforget the Giver while enjoying His gifts. Today we're asking: Am I faithful with what God has already placed in myhands? Am I developing my gifts? Can I celebrate someone else's success? Has blessing become an idol? Am I pursuing recognition—or faithfulness? And if everything I've accumulated were removed from theequation, would the life I'm building still look successful before God? Draw deeply with us from Deuteronomy 8:18, Colossians3:23–24, Luke 16:10, and Matthew 6:19–21, 33 as we discover that Kingdomsuccess isn't merely about what we accumulate. It's about who we're becoming, what we're stewarding, andWho we're living for. And if you've spent your entire life building everythingexcept a relationship with Jesus Christ, stay through the end. There is an invitation waiting for you at the Well. Drawing from the Deep Well — Daily Draw Pamela Pastor | The Woman at the Well™ www.thewomanatwell.com

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  YOUR WORDS ARE TELLING ON YOUR HEART

  Sep 9, 202619 min

  YOUR WORDS ARE TELLING ON YOUR HEART What if one of the clearest indicators of what's happeninginside your heart is something you hear every day? Your own words. In Day Three of Drawing from the Deep Well — Daily Draw ,Pamela Pastor examines the biblical connection between the heart and thetongue . James compares the tongue to a tiny fire capable ofproducing enormous consequences. Jesus tells us that the mouth speaks from theabundance of the heart. And Proverbs reminds us to guard the source from whichthe issues of life flow. Today we're asking some uncomfortable—butnecessary—questions. Are we speaking truth with grace? Are we assuming motives we cannot actually know? Are we repeating information that wasn't ours to share? Can we apologize without defending ourselves? And are we allowing other people's words to become labelsGod never gave us? Godly wisdom isn't merely about controlling what comes outof our mouths. It invites God to transform the heart from which thosewords originate. Draw deeply with us today from Proverbs 4:23, Luke 6:45,James 3:5–10, Proverbs 18:21, and Colossians 4:6. And if you don't yet know Jesus Christ, stay through theend. There is an invitation waiting for you at the Well. Drawing from the Deep Well — Daily Draw Pamela Pastor | The Woman at the Well™ www.thewomanatwell.com

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  WISDOM HAS RELATIONAL FRUIT

  Sep 8, 202622 min

  If we're becoming wise according to God's Word, where should that wisdom become visible? In our relationships. In Day Two of Drawing from the Deep Well — Daily Draw ,Pamela Pastor explores James 3:17–18 and the unmistakable fruit of wisdom fromabove: purity, peace, gentleness, mercy, sincerity, and good fruit. What happens when we're offended? Can we forgive whilemaintaining wise boundaries? Are we carrying someone else's story, label, fear,or limitation as though it belongs to us? And does the way we treat peoplereflect what we say we believe about God? Biblical love doesn't mean identical access to everyrelationship, and forgiveness doesn't require abandoning discernment. But God'swisdom should increasingly change the way we communicate, respond, forgive,love, and live. Today's Daily Draw asks a deeply personal question: Does the way I treat people make it easier or harder forthem to see Jesus in me? Draw deeply with us from James 3:17–18, Proverbs 4:23,and John 13:34–35. And if you don't yet know Jesus Christ, stay through theend. There is an invitation waiting for you at the Well. Drawing from the Deep Well — Daily Draw Pamela Pastor | The Woman at the Well™ www.thewomanatwell.com

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  WHEN WORDS CARRY WISDOM

  Sep 7, 202615 min

  Welcome! Communication is woven into the human story—but from theGarden of Eden forward, Scripture shows us that words can carry truth ordeception, wisdom or foolishness, encouragement or destruction. In today's Drawing from the Deep Well — Daily Draw ,Pamela Pastor explores the difference between knowledge and godly wisdom ,why Proverbs teaches that “the fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge,”and why one of the clearest places to examine whether wisdom is taking root maybe in our own communication. Whose voice is shaping the way you think? What are your words revealing about your heart? And are you merely accumulating biblical knowledge—orallowing God's Word to change the way you live? Draw deeply with us today from Proverbs 1:7 as webegin moving from knowing God's wisdom to actually living it. And if you don't yet know Jesus Christ, stay through theend. There is an invitation waiting for you at the Well. Drawing from the Deep Well — Daily Draw Pamela Pastor | The Woman at the Well™ www.thewomanatwell.com

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  Plant. Water. Release. | 1 Corinthians 3:6–7

  Sep 6, 202624 min

  Plant. Water. Release. | 1 Corinthians 3:6–7 What if the thing exhausting you isn't the assignment Godgave you—but the outcome you were never meant to carry? Paul wrote, “I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave theincrease.” In today's Daily Draw, we explore what it means tofaithfully steward what God places in our hands while releasing the resultsback into His. Sometimes the outcome we're trying to control isn't success. Sometimes it's acknowledgment. Understanding. Vindication. Another person's response. Or simply the desire to know that what we've plantedmattered. Through personal experiences involving Scripture card decks,a treasured Bible passed into someone else's hands, and the unexpected waysencouragement sometimes arrives, we discover that biblical surrender isn'tindifference. Release is not surrendering truth. It is surrendering control of the response. We can still care deeply. We can still pray consistently. We can still show up faithfully. We can still love generously. We can establish appropriate boundaries and take appropriateaction. But we can stop carrying a responsibility God never gave us. And perhaps the most surprising lesson is this: Sometimes the first soil God intended to cultivate wasour own heart. If others have been planting and watering seeds of faith inyour life, today's Daily Draw also includes an invitation to personally respondto Jesus Christ and receive His free gift of salvation. Plant what God gives you. Water what He entrusts to you. Release what belongs to Him. You were never responsible for the increase. God is. One day. One truth. One step closer to Jesus. Drawing from the Deep Well with Pamela Pastor | The Woman atthe Well

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