The Grace Counseling Podcast https://www.gracefellowshipanniston.org/home Grace Fellowship kamis@grace-fellowship.com Grace Fellowship Jim Jones, Jason Winstead and Kelly Amis dive into sensitive topics that Christians often face but never address. From family issues like Spanking your kids and responding to deconstructing adult children to dealing with bitterness and unforgiveness in marriage and pornography addiction. If scripture addresses it...we will hash it out! Jim Jones, Jason Winstead and Kelly Amis dive into sensitive topics that Christians often face but never address. From family issues like Spanking your kids and responding to deconstructing adult children to dealing with bitterness and unforgiveness in marriage and pornography addiction. If scripture addresses it...we will hash it out! en © 2026 Grace Fellowship - AL no #4 Is Your Repentance Real? Discerning Godly vs Worldly Sorrow Kelly Amis, Jim Jones, Jason Winstead <p>What does real repentance actually look like in everyday life? In this episode, Kelly, Jim, and Jason dive deep into one of the most searching questions every believer must face: Are we truly broken over our sin against God, or are we just upset about getting caught?</p><p><br></p><p>Drawing powerful contrasts from Scripture, the guys examine the stark differences between King Saul's self-protective remorse and King David's heart felt confession in Psalm 51. David's raw prayer reveals the heart of authentic repentance: recognizing that all sin is ultimately against God alone, agreeing with Him about its seriousness, and trusting fully in His grace for restoration.</p><p><br></p><p>Whether you're wrestling with hidden sin, recent failure, or simply longing for deeper authenticity in your walk with God, this episode challenges and encourages: True repentance isn't punishment—it's the doorway to freedom and joy.</p> <p>What does real repentance actually look like in everyday life? In this episode, Kelly, Jim, and Jason dive deep into one of the most searching questions every believer must face: Are we truly broken over our sin against God, or are we just upset about getting caught?</p><p><br></p><p>Drawing powerful contrasts from Scripture, the guys examine the stark differences between King Saul's self-protective remorse and King David's heart felt confession in Psalm 51. David's raw prayer reveals the heart of authentic repentance: recognizing that all sin is ultimately against God alone, agreeing with Him about its seriousness, and trusting fully in His grace for restoration.</p><p><br></p><p>Whether you're wrestling with hidden sin, recent failure, or simply longing for deeper authenticity in your walk with God, this episode challenges and encourages: True repentance isn't punishment—it's the doorway to freedom and joy.</p> What does real repentance actually look like in everyday life? In this episode, Kelly, Jim, and Jason dive deep into one of the most searching questions every believer must face: Are we truly broken over our sin against God, or are we just upset about getting caught?


Drawing powerful contrasts from Scripture, the guys examine the stark differences between King Saul's self-protective remorse and King David's heart felt confession in Psalm 51. David's raw prayer reveals the heart of authentic repentance: recognizing that all sin is ultimately against God alone, agreeing with Him about its seriousness, and trusting fully in His grace for restoration.


Whether you're wrestling with hidden sin, recent failure, or simply longing for deeper authenticity in your walk with God, this episode challenges and encourages: True repentance isn't punishment—it's the doorway to freedom and joy.

]]> Mon, 09 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2533 1 6cea0b01b2f8dcd77cdfbb127d3ccd53 no #3 Stories of Grace: Eric and Alicia Davis Kelly Amis, Jason Winstead <p>In this episode, we're diving into our special series, "Stories of Grace," where members of our body open up about those seemingly hopeless moments in their lives—times when the darkness felt overwhelming, but God stepped in to reveal His glory and redeeming power in ways only He could orchestrate.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we're joined by Eric and Alicia Davis, a couple from our congregation who have walked through the fire together. From the grips of pornography addiction and emotional infidelity to the heartbreak of losing custody of their children, their marriage seemed beyond repair. But as they'll share, it was in those depths of despair that God's faithful love broke through, bringing them to surrender and ultimately restoring their family in miraculous ways.</p> <p>In this episode, we're diving into our special series, "Stories of Grace," where members of our body open up about those seemingly hopeless moments in their lives—times when the darkness felt overwhelming, but God stepped in to reveal His glory and redeeming power in ways only He could orchestrate.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, we're joined by Eric and Alicia Davis, a couple from our congregation who have walked through the fire together. From the grips of pornography addiction and emotional infidelity to the heartbreak of losing custody of their children, their marriage seemed beyond repair. But as they'll share, it was in those depths of despair that God's faithful love broke through, bringing them to surrender and ultimately restoring their family in miraculous ways.</p> In this episode, we're diving into our special series, "Stories of Grace," where members of our body open up about those seemingly hopeless moments in their lives—times when the darkness felt overwhelming, but God stepped in to reveal His glory and redeeming power in ways only He could orchestrate.


In this episode, we're joined by Eric and Alicia Davis, a couple from our congregation who have walked through the fire together. From the grips of pornography addiction and emotional infidelity to the heartbreak of losing custody of their children, their marriage seemed beyond repair. But as they'll share, it was in those depths of despair that God's faithful love broke through, bringing them to surrender and ultimately restoring their family in miraculous ways.

]]> Mon, 02 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3659 2 7b96eadddcff04b0a8a337e7f71ade01 no #2 Not Peace But A Sword: Choosing Christ Over Family Jim Jones, Jason Winstead, Kelly Amis <p>The hardest conversations often happen at home. Whether it's a child walking away from faith, a spouse questioning core beliefs, or friendships strained by moral compromise, we're called to speak truth in love. Our greatest act of love isn't agreement—it's pointing others toward eternity with Christ.</p> <p>The hardest conversations often happen at home. Whether it's a child walking away from faith, a spouse questioning core beliefs, or friendships strained by moral compromise, we're called to speak truth in love. Our greatest act of love isn't agreement—it's pointing others toward eternity with Christ.</p> The hardest conversations often happen at home. Whether it's a child walking away from faith, a spouse questioning core beliefs, or friendships strained by moral compromise, we're called to speak truth in love. Our greatest act of love isn't agreement—it's pointing others toward eternity with Christ.

]]> Mon, 26 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2137 3 5b8e259255bd85a098460e66fa5a7b2a no #1 A Theology of Spanking To Spank or Not to Spank? Kelly Amis, Jim Jones, Jason Winstead <p>What is the biblical answer to this question? Is it black and white or can we see some gray? Jim, Jason and Kelly discuss the topic of Corporal Punishment and just how necessary it is in training up your children in the way they should go...</p> <p>What is the biblical answer to this question? Is it black and white or can we see some gray? Jim, Jason and Kelly discuss the topic of Corporal Punishment and just how necessary it is in training up your children in the way they should go...</p> What is the biblical answer to this question? Is it black and white or can we see some gray? Jim, Jason and Kelly discuss the topic of Corporal Punishment and just how necessary it is in training up your children in the way they should go...

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