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Feb 22, 2026 10 min

What Well Are You Drinking From?

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"When life gets messy...where do you go"? Annie F. Downs In this opening episode of Wells & Wilderness, Ashly shares the heart behind the podcast and the question that shaped it: What wells are we drinking from when we’re thirsty? Ashly reflects on: -Giving her life to God as a teenager — and what it looked like to slowly place Him on the back burner -Navigating heartbreak, divorce, and identity shifts -The difference between believing in God and daily surrender -Running to temporary comfort during wilderness seasons -The realization that she wasn’t being punished — she was being pursued This episode sets the foundation for the series: learning to recognize the wells we run to, and discovering that only Christ truly satisfies. If you’ve ever: -Felt like your identity was shaken -Placed God in the background while leading yourself -Sought comfort in things that didn’t last -Wondered why your wilderness season feels so long This conversation is for you. Reflection Question: When life feels overwhelming, where do you go for comfort?

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