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The Deep Water Show

The Deep Water Show

Auteur(s): Joe Strecker Productions
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 Reconnecting after 25 years can feel like something out of a storybook, and that's exactly how it was for us. Picture this: two young moms, Jackie and Christi, once juggling playdates and diapers together, unexpectedly reunite across a crowded restaurant. In that moment, time folded in on itself, and it was clear that God was orchestrating something special. This divine re-encounter led to the birth of "Deep Water," a podcast where we embrace the unpredictability of life's currents and God's unwavering grace among them. Join us as we unfold the layers of our faith journeys, from the mundane tasks to the profound moments, always with laughter, tears, and, of course, a cup of coffee in hand.

"Deep Water" is a sanctuary for those seeking to witness God in the messiness of everyday life. Whether you're facing questions about marriage, motherhood, or the balance of joy and suffering, this is a space where real stories and honest conversations flourish. We're here not with perfect answers but with open hearts, ready to reflect on how God moves within the ebb and flow of life. Each episode will also introduce you to guests who've navigated their own deep waters, emerging with a stronger grasp on God's promises. So, settle in with us as we pause, reflect, and remember that God's presence is closer than we often realize. You belong here, and we're excited to journey through these deep waters together.Copyright Joe Strecker Productions Spiritualité
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