Rooted in Grayce: What Was Sown, What Becomes is a podcast dedicated to healing, restoration, and personal growth. I’m Jasmine Remmer, a licensed clinical social worker, and this space honors my mother, Valerie Gray, and the legacy she planted in me. Each episode explores how to tend the pain we carry, nurture what was given, and transform it into restoration. Together, we uncover the tools, stories, and wisdom to step into the lives we were meant to live — grounded in what came before and growing toward what’s possible.
Rooted in Grayce
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Podcast Overview
Rooted in Grayce: What Was Sown, What Becomes is a podcast dedicated to healing, restoration, and personal growth. I’m Jasmine Remmer, a licensed clinical social worker, and this space honors my mother, Valerie Gray, and the legacy she planted in me. Each episode explores how to tend the pain we carry, nurture what was given, and transform it into restoration. Together, we uncover the tools, stories, and wisdom to step into the lives we were meant to live — grounded in what came before and growing toward what’s possible.
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April 1, 2026
Episode 10: Rooted in Rest: The Seven Types of Rest
<p>In this final episode of Season 1, Jasmine reflects on her journey of choosing consistency over perfection and the lessons she learned along the way. She opens up about how perfectionism shaped her early experiences and how releasing the need to get everything “just right” became a form of rest. Drawing from the work of Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith, Jasmine introduces the seven types of rest and challenges listeners to consider what they truly need rest from—not just physically, but mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. This episode is a gentle invitation to release pressure, embrace grace, and understand that rest is not a reward, but a requirement.</p>
March 8, 2026
Episode 9: Rooted in Emotional Maturity
<p>In this episode of Rooted in Grayce, Jasmine explores what emotional maturity truly means and why it requires more than insight or self-awareness. Drawing from her experience as a social worker, she discusses how trauma can lead to arrested emotional development, how immature patterns are often modeled and repeated across generations, and why nervous system regulation is essential before understanding the “why” behind our reactions. Through science, personal reflection, and Scripture, this conversation invites listeners to move beyond reacting to life’s triggers and begin responding with intention. Emotional maturity is not about perfection — it’s about choosing growth, breaking cycles, and learning how to pause, regulate, and respond.</p>
March 2, 2026
Episode 8: Rooted in Love: What Love Is & What It Is Not
<p>In this episode, Jasmine reflects on the true meaning of love through the lens of 1 Corinthians 13. Moving beyond romance and surface-level expressions, she unpacks what Scripture says love actually is — patient, kind, not self-seeking, not easily angered — and just as importantly, what love is not. With honesty, humor, and personal reflection from three years of marriage, she explores how love is formed through consistency, maturity, and action.</p><p><br></p><p>This episode was recorded in February but experienced technical delays. Still, the message remains timeless — because love is always in season.</p>
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