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A podcast for weary women tending gardens and hearts in small suburban spaces. Hosted by a teacher, pastor’s wife, and backyard gardener, this show blends practical garden wisdom with spiritual nourishment, helping you grow food, faith, and peace — one seed at a time.
Unknown Host hosts Rooted in Grace: Intuitive Gardening for Christian Women, a leisure show with 100 episodes published.
For the part of you that got crowded out and left for dead. This week's Rooted Moment is a short, tender pause for the woman who's listening already worn down — already wondering how much of her is even left. Sanda is ju
Nobody claps for the work you did this week. If you've been doing the hard, unglamorous thing in conditions you'd never choose — for a payoff you can't even see yet — and some quiet voice keeps whispering just let it go,
For the day you're already wounded and something else comes for you. A short, tender Rooted Moment for the woman listening already worn down — recorded before Sanda left for Romania, so you'd still be tended while she's
By the time you hear this, Sanda is still away — in Romania, the place she grew up, recording ahead of time so you wouldn't be left untended while she's gone (and she's promised to bring you the whole report of her child
When something gets cut out of your life — a plan, a role, a relationship you were counting on — do you experience it as punishment? A short Rooted Moment for the woman grieving a loss as if it were a penalty, recorded b
By the time you hear this, Sanda isn't home — she's in Romania, the country she grew up in, back for the first time in over twenty-one years. She recorded this episode before she left, so you'd still be tended while she'
When was the last time you let yourself rest without first making sure everything was handled? A short Rooted Moment for the woman who stands over the garden — recorded before Sanda left for Romania, so you'd still be te
By the time you hear this, Sanda isn't home. She's somewhere over an ocean, flying back to Romania for the first time in twenty-one years — and she recorded this episode before she left, so you'd still be tended while sh
A small confession: it was never really about the vegetables. This week's Rooted Moment is a short, restful pause for the woman who is tired of striving — and needs to remember whose hands she's actually in. For years, S
It was never about the tomatoes. If you've ever moved, grieved a place you had to leave, or felt like you're living slightly to the side of your own life — present, but not planted — this episode is for you. A few years
A short Rooted Moment companion to Episode 95, "Grow Around It." There is a squash in my garden I have not been able to stop thinking about — a tromboncino that grew itself completely around the support rod of my raised
This week summer arrived at my Houston garden the way I least expected — with rain. Days of soft, soaking, generous rain. And I have walked out into that wet garden every single morning and come back inside with my hands
A short Rooted Moment companion to Episode 93, "The Slow Drip." It rained most of this week, and most of my practical garden plans had to wait. But in a small window between the showers, I planted something that will nev
What do you do when you have been working faithfully at something for a long time, and the basket you keep carrying back into the house is smaller than you expected? This week I came in from my mid-May Houston garden wit
A Rooted Moment companion to Episode 91 You walk past your garden in the middle of the week and feel a small, quiet ache — the ache of a thing left undone. Not a crisis. Not a failure. Just a faithful act left on the tab
The Holy Observation Walk taught us to see. Now comes the harder question — what will you do with what you see? In this episode, we sit in James 1:22–25 (the mirror passage) and walk through what happened in my Houston g
A Rooted Moment companion to Episode 89. You don't always have fifteen minutes. But you always have sixty seconds. In this short episode, we return to one of the most quietly radical postures in Scripture — Habakkuk at h
Have you ever walked into your garden — or any outdoor space — and realized you were moving too fast to actually see anything? In this episode, we slow all the way down and learn the ancient, holy practice of observation
Sometimes we work so hard to look healthy that we forget to become deeply rooted. In this Rooted Moment, we’re talking about the difference between surface care and deep watering—both in the garden and in our spiritual l
What happens after the crisis passes? In this episode, I’m talking about the work that comes after the panic—the quiet, steady rhythms that keep us from living in constant spiritual emergency mode. Through Scripture, gar
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