<p><strong>🎧 New Episode: </strong><em><strong>“Embracing the Power of Prayer and Grace”</strong></em><br /><strong>Host: Dr. Tina Scott</strong><br /><strong>Prayer Warrior: Apostle Linda Washington</strong></p><p><strong>💬 Episode Summary:</strong><br />In this soul-refreshing episode of the <em>Clinicians Pray Podcast</em>, <strong>Dr. Tina Scott</strong> warmly welcomes participants and sets the tone for a powerful time of connection and reflection. She introduces <strong>Apostle Linda Washington</strong>, who delivers an anointed word on the unmatched gift of <strong>God’s grace</strong> and the <strong>transformative power of prayer</strong>.</p><p>Drawing from <strong>Ephesians</strong> and personal wisdom, Apostle Washington reminds us that <strong>grace is not earned—it’s freely given</strong>. Her message is a timely encouragement for those who feel overwhelmed by life, shame, or uncertainty. Through prayer and scripture, she invites listeners to <em>receive God's mercy</em>, <em>embrace spiritual growth</em>, and <em>walk confidently in faith</em>, knowing that His love covers all.</p><p>This episode is a healing moment for anyone seeking a fresh encounter with <strong>God’s love</strong>, a deeper understanding of <strong>grace</strong>, and a reminder that <strong>prayer</strong> is still the pathway to peace, strength, and renewal.</p><p><strong>✨ What You’ll Take Away:</strong></p><ul><li><p>Grace is a gift, not a reward</p></li><li><p>Prayer strengthens your connection with God and others</p></li><li><p>God’s mercy covers every failure, flaw, and fear</p></li><li><p>We are called to live boldly, rooted in faith</p></li><li><p>The <strong>prayer line</strong> is a place of transformation and encouragement</p></li></ul><p><strong>🎯 Keywords:</strong><br />prayer, grace, faith, Apostle Linda Washington, spiritual growth, God's love, prayer line, encouragement, Ephesians, God's mercy</p><p>➡️ <strong>Press play and be reminded: no matter where you are in life—God’s grace is still upon you, and His arms are always open.</strong></p>