Do you feel like your faith keeps getting pushed to the side by the demands of everyday life?

In this encouraging episode of the Mission for More Podcast, Courtney speaks directly to the Christian woman who is juggling motherhood, marriage, work, and the weight of daily responsibilities—yet deeply desires to stay spiritually consistent.

If you’ve ever struggled to keep up with quiet time, felt distant from God in a busy season, or wondered how to truly balance faith with real life… this conversation is for you.

Together, we unpack what it really means to cultivate a “Mary heart in a Martha world,” inspired by Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World by Joanna Weaver. You’ll be reminded that God is not asking for perfection—but for presence—and that intimacy with Him can happen right in the middle of your everyday routines.

Courtney also announces the upcoming 75 Holy Challenge, starting this Sunday—a powerful 75-day journey designed to help you build consistent spiritual rhythms, grow in your relationship with God, and pursue Him with intention alongside a like-minded community.

If you’re ready to move from spiritual inconsistency to deeper connection with God, this episode will give you both the encouragement and the practical next step you’ve been looking for.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• How to stay close to God in busy seasons of life
• What it means to have a Mary heart vs. a Martha mindset
• Simple ways to integrate faith into your daily routine
• Why spiritual inconsistency doesn’t mean spiritual failure
• How the 75 Holy Challenge can help you reset and refocus your faith

Resources & Next Steps:

• Join the 75 Holy Challenge (starting Sunday)
• Grab your copy of Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World by Joanna Weaver
• Share this episode with a friend who needs encouragement in her faith

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Are you actually living on mission… or just staying busy?

In this episode, we’re talking about what it really means to pursue the call of God on your life—and why so many women feel stuck, inconsistent, or unsure of what they’re supposed to be doing next.

If you’ve ever:

• Felt called to more but didn’t know where to start
• Started over more times than you can count
• Waited until you felt “ready” to take action
• Wondered if you’re missing what God is asking of you

This episode is for you.

We’re breaking down:
✨ What it actually means to live “on mission” (biblically + practically)
✨ The 4 biggest things keeping you stuck and distracted
✨ How to move from confusion → clarity → consistent action
✨ Simple daily rhythms that help you walk in obedience (without burnout)

Because being on mission isn’t about doing more…
It’s about being faithful with what God has already placed in front of you.

You don’t have to strive.
You don’t have to wait.
You don’t have to start over.

You just need to take the next right step.

Ready for the next step (at a lowered price)? Join the Living in the Overflow course now.

Head to www.hermindonmission.com to get plugged into the next FREE Holy Habits challenge (and join the free community, too).

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As we enter Holy Week and prepare our hearts for Easter, this powerful episode of the Mission for More Podcast invites you into a deeper understanding of what Jesus truly accomplished on the cross and what that means for the shame you’re still carrying.

Have you ever known you were forgiven… but still felt weighed down by guilt, regret, or past mistakes? Maybe you find yourself stuck in cycles, whether it’s sin, negative thought patterns, or even starting over again and again in your health or habits. You’re not alone...and this episode is for you.

Courtney shares a Spirit-led message on how to break free from the shame cycle, uncovering the difference between conviction vs. condemnation, and why the enemy uses shame to keep you stuck and distant from God. Through biblical truth and real-life testimony, she walks you through how to:

• Let go of guilt and truly receive God’s forgiveness
• Identify the difference between Holy Spirit conviction and enemy-driven shame
• Break free from toxic cycles of starting over and self-condemnation
• Understand the biblical origin of shame (Genesis) and how Jesus defeated it on the cross
• Practice daily surrender and “return to the cross” again and again
• Renew your mind and walk confidently in your new identity in Christ
• Bring hidden struggles into the light and experience true healing and freedom

This episode is filled with powerful Scripture including Romans 8:1, 2 Corinthians 7:10, Hebrews 12, Isaiah 53, Psalm 34:5, and more, equipping you with practical tools to stop the enemy in his tracks and walk in the freedom Jesus already paid for.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or burdened by shame—this is your invitation to lay it down once and for all.

✨ You are forgiven. You are loved. You are worthy. And you don’t have to carry this anymore.

Next Steps:
If you’re ready to go deeper, Courtney invites you to join her Living in the Overflow course, designed to help you break free from shame, renew your mind, and walk in lasting peace and joy. Available now at a special discount through Easter-- No code needed.

In this joy-filled and deeply encouraging episode of the Mission for More Podcast, Courtney sits down with working mom and content creator Kristan Lee to talk about what it looks like to invite God into the everyday rhythms of motherhood—and truly enjoy it.

What started as a desire to make extra income on social media quickly turned into something far more meaningful for Kristan. After feeling like she didn’t fit into the trends of TikTok, she followed a conviction to create her own space—one centered around worship, joy, and authenticity. Now, she’s using her platform to help women encounter God in the middle of their daily routines, from getting ready in the morning to dancing in the kitchen with their kids.

Together, Courtney and Kristan dive into the beauty of worship as a lifestyle, how it shifts the atmosphere in your home, and why motherhood is more than a routine—it’s a mission field. They share practical ways to break free from the mundane, overcome mom guilt, and cultivate gratitude even in the tasks we don’t feel like doing.

This conversation is packed with wisdom for moms in every season, including:

• How to create intentional time with God in the middle of a busy home
• Letting go of guilt and embracing “me time” as a way to show up better for your family
• Teaching your children to turn to God through everyday moments
• The power of worship to combat anxiety, loneliness, and overwhelm
• Shifting your mindset from “I have to” to “thank You, God”

Kristan also shares how her upbringing shaped her faith, the importance of community and Bible study, and why simply calling on the name of Jesus holds more power than we often realize.

Whether you’re a mom feeling stretched thin, a woman trying to find your place, or someone longing to experience more joy in your walk with God—this episode will remind you that He meets you right where you are.

You are not alone. Your motherhood matters. And there is nothing ordinary about the season you’re in.

Follow Kristan HERE.

What happens when God asks you to give up something that doesn’t seem bad… but still has a hold on you?

In this solo episode of the Mission for More Podcast, Courtney shares the personal testimony behind her decision to give up coffee and the deeper spiritual lessons the Lord revealed through that process. While the conversation begins with coffee, this episode is really about recognizing personal convictions from the Holy Spirit, wrestling with obedience, and experiencing the fruit on the other side of surrender.

Courtney opens up about the years of going back and forth with this conviction, the internal resistance that came with letting go of a daily habit, and the moment she finally chose obedience. Through prayer, fasting, and intentional habit change, she began to see unexpected fruit in her life—from greater dependence on God to noticeable changes in her physical health, hormones, and responses to stress.

This episode is not about telling anyone to stop drinking coffee. Instead, it’s an invitation to ask a deeper question: What might God be asking you to lay down in this season?

If you’ve ever felt the gentle nudge of conviction but weren’t sure how to respond, this conversation will encourage you to trust God’s leading, walk through the wrestle with grace, and discover the peace that comes from obedience.

In this episode, Courtney discusses:

• How to recognize personal convictions from the Holy Spirit
• Why obedience to God often starts with small surrendered things
• The difference between personal conviction and legalism
• What the wrestling process with obedience can look like
• The spiritual and physical fruit that can come from surrender
• How to identify the “coffee” in your own life

Courtney also closes the episode in prayer for listeners who feel the Lord highlighting areas where He is calling them deeper.

If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe to the podcast and share it with a friend who may need this reminder: small obedience matters in the Kingdom.

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In this tender and faith-filled episode of the Mission for More Podcast, Courtney sits down with Christian mother and content creator Nicole Allen for an honest conversation about hidden seasons, surrender, and finding peace in the middle of messy motherhood.

Nicole shares her powerful story of stepping away from social media for a year after recognizing it was no longer healthy for her heart. In the quiet, hidden season—while raising young children, welcoming a new baby, and walking through ongoing medical challenges with her firstborn—God did a deep work of rooting her identity beyond validation and numbers. When she returned online, it was from a place of grounded peace rather than striving.

Together, Courtney and Nicole talk about:

• Motherhood as a refining fire and a sacred mission field
• Parenting a child with medical complexities, NICU trauma, and years of uncertainty
• Wrestling with postpartum depression, overstimulation, and feeling unseen
• Learning to know Jesus not just as Savior—but as Friend
• Surrendering expectations when tantrums, diagnoses, and grief redefine your days
• Embracing the “fishes and loaves” offering—giving God your little and trusting Him to multiply it

Nicole vulnerably shares how her daughter’s genetic diagnosis, years of therapies, and even the recent loss of her father-in-law after a long battle with ALS have shaped her faith. Through it all, she has discovered the beauty of hiddenness and the power of practicing God’s presence in the ordinary.

If you are a mom who feels:

• Overstimulated and overwhelmed
• Like you are last on the list
• Unseen in the mundane rhythms of your day
• Unsure how to hold peace when life feels chaotic

This episode will remind you that God meets you in the kitchen, in the tantrums, in the hospital rooms, and in the quiet surrender of your expectations. Your little is not insignificant. Your offering matters. And you are deeply seen.

Books Mentioned (Click titles to get a direct link!):

• Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Early
• The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence

This conversation is an invitation to embrace hidden seasons, cultivate holy habits, and rediscover Jesus as your closest companion in motherhood.

If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend and leave a review—it helps more women find hope in their own refining seasons.

Find Nicole on Instagram HERE.

In this powerful episode of Mission for More Podcast, Courtney sits down with Christian health coach and Bible teacher Jaclyn Renee for a deeply honest conversation about healing, diet culture, chronic illness, and learning to steward your body as a temple of the Holy Spirit—God’s way, not the world’s way.

Jaclyn shares her raw testimony of being chronically ill from childhood into adulthood, struggling with gut issues, hormonal imbalance, anxiety, acne, and years of unanswered questions from doctors. In desperation, she turned to holistic health and naturopathic medicine, which initially brought relief—but over time turned into obsession, burnout, anxiety, and orthorexia. After nearly two decades in diet culture and performance-based “wellness,” God gently revealed that healing itself had become an idol.

During the Daniel Fast, the Lord began to expose the lies of diet culture, self-discipline, restriction, and striving—and invited Jaclyn into a new way of healing rooted in peace, surrender, Scripture, and spiritual discipline. In this episode, Jaclyn and Courtney unpack the difference between self-discipline and Spirit-led discipline, how diet culture distorts a woman’s identity and worth, and why true healing must begin with the Healer, not the method.

This conversation dives into:

• Breaking free from diet culture and body idolatry
• Healing from chronic illness, burnout, and anxiety
• The spiritual roots of emotional eating and striving
• Why performance-based wellness leads to burnout
• How to steward your body as a temple of the Holy Spirit
• The connection between peace, hormones, and women’s health
• Why women’s bodies are designed differently than men’s
• How to walk in healing without shame, perfectionism, or all-or-nothing thinking
• Learning to abide in Christ instead of striving for results

Jaclyn also shares about her 8-week wellness Bible study designed to help women dismantle the enemy’s lies hidden in diet culture and replace them with biblical truth, spiritual discipline, and sustainable, Spirit-led rhythms for health and freedom.

If you’ve ever felt trapped in cycles of dieting, restriction, burnout, emotional eating, body shame, or striving for worth through performance—this episode will bring conviction, freedom, hope, and clarity. This conversation is for the woman who is tired of chasing healing and ready to receive it from God.

All sessions & free guides:
👉 https://stan.store/iamjaclynrenee

Jaclyn Renee Podcast (Spotify):
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YouTube:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/@jaclynrenee

Instagram:
👉 https://www.instagram.com/jaclynreneewellness

In this deeply honest and hope-filled episode of Her Mind On Mission, Courtney sits down with Emily for a powerful conversation about motherhood in the trenches, breaking generational cycles, and building a Christ-centered family culture that lasts for generations.

Emily vulnerably shares her testimony of walking through years of hardship—miscarriage, grief, financial stress, postpartum struggles, depression, and overwhelming seasons of motherhood. As a mom of four, she opens up about what it felt like to be in pure survival mode, losing control of her home, battling anger, and feeling desperate for real change. In a pivotal moment during a trip to Tennessee, Emily realized something had to shift—and she chose to do the hard work of creating a new foundation for her family.

Together, Courtney and Emily dive into what it looks like to create an “obedient home” from a biblical perspective—not rooted in fear, control, or legalism, and not in permissive or trendy parenting methods either, but in wisdom, grace, spiritual authority, and intentional discipleship. They unpack the tension between gentle parenting and authoritarian parenting and offer a Christ-centered middle ground that focuses on the heart of the child, not just behavior modification.

This episode is packed with practical encouragement for moms who feel overwhelmed, overstimulated, angry, burned out, or stuck in survival mode. Emily shares how creating clear family values, consistent language, and biblical rhythms in the home transformed her parenting, reduced anger, and brought lasting peace and clarity to her household. You’ll hear how obedience flows out of wisdom, how parents grow spiritually alongside their children, and how building family culture rooted in Christ creates fruit that lasts for generations.

✨ In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How to move from survival mode to intentional, faith-filled parenting
• A biblical perspective on obedience, discipline, and family authority
• The difference between behavior modification and heart transformation
• How to break generational cycles and build a new family legacy
• Tools for managing anger, emotional triggers, and overwhelm as a parent
• How to create a Christ-centered home culture grounded in wisdom
• Why parenting is never passive—and how small daily choices shape future generations

If you’re a mom in the trenches, a parent of teens, a first-time mom, or someone trying to break unhealthy family patterns, this conversation will remind you that wisdom is available, you are not alone, and real change is possible through Christ. This episode offers hope, biblical truth, and practical tools for anyone longing for more peace, more joy, and a home rooted in Jesus.

Find Emily on socials @emilyjwaits

Sign up for The Obedient Home using code MISSION10 for 10% off HERE.

In this episode, Courtney opens up about the darkest seasons of her mental and emotional health journey...moments marked by fear, heaviness, loneliness, and unanswered prayers. She vulnerably reflects on what it felt like to wait on God when relief didn’t come right away, and how learning to trust God in the waiting transformed her faith. Through prayer, surrender, and learning to lean into God’s presence, Courtney began to experience real healing, freedom, and renewal.

Now living in the overflow of God’s peace, joy, and comfort, Courtney shares how God restored her hope and gave her a deeper intimacy with Him. This episode is packed with encouragement for anyone struggling with anxiety, depression, burnout, or spiritual dryness. You’ll walk away reminded that God is near to the brokenhearted, that your story isn’t over, and that healing—whether instant or gradual—is possible through Christ.

✨ In this episode, you’ll discover:

• How to trust God in seasons of anxiety and depression
• What to do when you feel desperate for God to move
• Biblical encouragement for mental health and emotional healing
• How to experience God’s peace in the middle of the storm
• Practical ways to invite God into your healing journey

This episode is for anyone searching for hope, breakthrough, emotional healing, and a deeper relationship with God. Whether you’re in a hard season or standing on the other side of one, Courtney’s testimony will remind you that God is faithful, present, and still writing your story.

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If you’re walking through the pain of betrayal, broken trust, or the long road of rebuilding after infidelity, this episode is for you. Healing doesn’t happen overnight, and redemption doesn’t mean the pain never existed. It means God meets you right in the middle of it and begins to transform what was meant to destroy you into something deeper, stronger, and more rooted in Him.

In this conversation, we talk about inviting God into the tender places of your heart, surrendering the healing process to the Holy Spirit, and giving yourself permission to not rush what God is still restoring. Whether you’re in the middle of healing, just beginning to acknowledge hurt, or walking in a season of restoration, you are not alone, and your story is not over.

This episode is a reminder that seeking godly counsel and community is not weakness, but courage and obedience. There is more joy, more peace, and more trust available in your relationships as you walk with God through the process of healing and redemption.