As a new year approaches, the world rushes toward promises, plans, and pressure to improve. However, in Episode 12 of This Way, we choose a different path. No resolutions. No striving. Just renewal. Together, we step off the performance treadmill and into the quiet, sacred work God is doing within us — restoring, reshaping, and reviving the parts of our hearts we didn’t even know were weary. This episode offers an invitation to trade self-reinvention for renewal, and to discover that real change doesn’t begin on a calendar… it begins with falling in love with Jesus all over again.

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In Episode 11 of This Way, we step into the shadows of Christ’s family line — a cursed bloodline that should have silenced the promise of Christmas forever. One broken king. One divine decree. One lineage seemingly cut off from hope. And yet… God was writing a greater story. As the branches of Jesus’ family tree twist through judgment and mercy, a stunning truth is revealed: the curse did not have the final word. Instead, it became the very place grace broke through — opening the way for us to be grafted in, adopted as sons and daughters into His family tree. The question remains… how are you grafted into this story and into this family tree?

In this episode of This Way, Kelly-Lynne Reimer leads us through the story of Brandon — a boy whose childhood secrets sent him spiraling into a life of crime, and whose prison cell became the unlikely place where redemption found him.
Alongside Brandon’s journey, Kelly-Lynne guides us into 1 Samuel 3, where a weary priest and a listening boy remind us that God can speak through even the most flawed vessels. From Eli’s quiet counsel to Samuel’s humble “Speak, Lord,” we see how God redeems broken beginnings and reshapes our stories for His purpose.

From sin to sanctuary, from silence to surrender — this episode explores the breathtaking view of a God who never stops calling.

In the stillness, God speaks—and His whisper can shake the world.
In this episode, we trace two stories of divine calling: a young boy named Samuel in the darkness of the temple, and a young woman named Jackie Pullinger in the chaos of Hong Kong’s Walled City. Both heard the same quiet invitation: “Here I am.”
Join Kelly-Lynne Reimer on This Way as we explore what it means to position ourselves close enough to hear when God whispers.

In a time when God’s voice was rarely heard, an unnamed prophet walked into the temple with a message for Eli, the high priest: stop giving God leftovers. In this episode, we follow his story alongside the early life of A.W. Tozer—a man with no credentials but a burning hunger for God—reminding us that what God seeks is not prestige, but surrendered hearts.

In this episode, we step into the shadows of both Scripture and history — from the corruption of Eli’s sons in 1 Samuel 2 to the courage of Corrie and Betsie Ten Boom in Ravensbrück. Their stories reveal the danger of hollow faith and the beauty of a life anchored in God’s presence. Even in the darkest places, light shines, faith grows, and hope endures.

In this episode, we step into Hannah’s prayer in 1 Samuel 2 and discover the surprising strength God gives to those who stumble. From her deep sorrow to her surrender, Hannah’s story reveals a God who lifts the lowly, breaks the power of the proud, and arms the weary with His strength. Join us as we explore what it means to walk with God when life feels unsteady, and how His presence becomes our steady ground.

In this episode, we step into Hannah’s story of surrender and trust. Amid joy and grief, we explore what it means to bring God our truest offering—not just in ritual, but in heart. From the upheaval of the world Jesus was born into, to the quiet faith of Hannah dedicating Samuel, we are reminded that worship is not about outcomes but about surrender. Even in seasons of loss, God calls us to bring what is most precious and lay it at His feet.