You feel called to more — but you’re not sure what that “more” is, how to discern it, or where to even begin.
In this episode, we’re talking about discernment in a way that actually fits real life — especially if you’re a busy Catholic mom who wants to trust God, hear His voice, and understand your God-given purpose without overthinking or pressure.
Many women spend time in Catholic devotions, prayer, or Bible study asking God, “What am I called to do?” — without realizing they’re asking for God’s entire plan all at once. And that can leave you feeling stuck, confused, or unsure if you’re hearing God correctly.
In today’s conversation, you’ll explore:
- Why discernment can feel confusing even when you’re doing “all the right things”
- What Scripture reveals about how God leads us into purpose over time
- How to approach discerning God’s will without pressure or rushing clarity
- What it looks like to trust God when you don’t yet see the full picture
If you desire to hear God’s voice, understand God’s plan, and discern your purpose with peace, this episode will encourage you, ground you in truth, and remind you that you’re not behind.
Whether you’re driving, folding laundry, or in the middle of mom life, press play, take a deep breath, and let’s do this.
I pray that this episode blesses and encourages you!
Michelle
✨ Next Steps:
- Join the Facebook community — Here
- Subscribe to the weekly The Inner Flame — Here
- Take "What is my God-Given purpose: Where to Begin?" quiz — Here
- Book a 1:1 Discernment Coaching Session — Here
✨ Email: [email protected]
✨ Website: https://MichelleBrannam.com
✨ Listen to Related Episodes:
- 07 | What Do You Seek? A Conversation with Jesus about Your Purpose
- 10 | Unsure of Your Purpose? 3 Essential Steps to Find Your God-Given Purpose
- 18 | You Were Meant for More: Breaking Through Self-Doubt to Discover Your Purpose
🕊️ Scripture Mentioned:
- John 1 35:51
- Matthew 16:18-19
Bible Translation Used: All Scripture is quoted from the Revised Standard Version – Second Catholic Edition (RSV-2CE), The Great Adventure Catholic Bible, © Ascension Press. Used with permission.