Regina Swarn Audio Series Presents

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Fan MailA quiet prayer turns into a flood of testimony, the kind that pulls you to the edge of your seat and keeps you there. We open our hearts for a world in pain, then walk straight into stories of rescue and redemption: a soldier’s helicopter tailclips a treetop and spins toward the ground, a lightning strike snaps through a field tent, and yet mercy wins. Elder Davis shares the journey from early conviction to Alaska conversion, and why he now spends his days preaching Jesus on the streets where people expect a sale, not a...

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Fan MailA new home deserves a proper celebration. We’ve landed on iHeartRadio, and we’re taking a moment to honor the people and creative choices that brought us here—updated music, hand-crafted visuals, and a community that keeps the show moving forward. This is a short, heartfelt check-in that doubles as our roadmap for the next chapter.We walk through why iHeartRadio matters for discovery and growth while keeping the show available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, and Buzzsprout. You’ll hear about the refreshed intro and outro from composer Chris Murphy Elliott—music firs...

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Fan MailBig news worth celebrating: our show just landed on iHeartRadio, and that global reach is an open door for more stories, more perspectives, and more of the candid conversations you come here for. We’re taking that momentum and putting it straight back into the community that built this podcast from day one.We talk about why reach matters only if it deepens connection—how reviews amplify hidden gems, how subscriber support funds better production and more ambitious guests, and how your messages shape the episodes we record next. Our format remains conversation-first: gues...

Fan MailA name sits on your heart. Do you keep scrolling—or do you show up? We share a personal story about leaving church for months, feeling judged from a distance, and then hearing a gentle knock that changed everything. One woman looked past appearances, called us beautiful, and said the words that made the way back feel possible: come sit with me, I’ll hold your hand. That moment became a blueprint for care that any of us can follow.Across this conversation, we unpack the gap between intention and action. “I thought of you...

Fan MailA quiet moment can save a loud dream. We open up about the day this show almost ended and the single voice that refused to let it happen—a sister who named the worth we couldn’t see and told us to keep going. What followed wasn’t a grand strategy or a viral spike; it was the steady weight of community, one play and one share at a time, turning hesitation into momentum.We talk candidly about creative doubt, the fear of not being “good enough,” and the invisible beauty we often miss in ou...

Fan MailIf you’ve ever mistaken pain for love or rushed a decision because waiting felt impossible, this conversation will feel like a deep breath. We sit with a raw testimony of betrayal and a year of tears that became, slowly and honestly, the soil for a different kind of love—one that shows up, prays aloud, and proves intention in small, specific ways. Think nine-hour drives, coffee at the door, and the steady peace of being seen. It’s not a fairy tale; it’s a kingdom marriage in the making, where faith leads and purpose...

Fan MailA seventeen-year-old learns to march, sing, and lead—then faces a bomb blast in a German bunker that changes everything. Dr. Katherine Dayson opens up about the years that followed: PTSD that lingered, faith that steadied her, and the mentors, chaplains, and family who refused to let go. Her story moves from Tops In Blue stages to computer consoles, from master drill commands to the quiet work of healing, and finally to a calling that now spans cities and countries.We talk about the moments that mark a life: the first lonely night in...