Hey sister,

This is Part 2 of our devotional series—and we’re diving deeper into what it really means to pray for change. Not just surface-level fixes, but heart-level transformation.

Because sometimes, it’s not just the mess in your house—it’s the clutter in your spirit, your mind, your schedule—that’s keeping you from hearing God clearly (and getting our work done).

In this episode, I share how a single word—obedience—sent me on a journey through Scripture, from the psalms of David to the boldness of Esther to the radical transformation of Paul. What I discovered? True obedience isn’t possible without surrender—and surrender doesn’t come without sacrifice.

We’ll talk about:

Why your prayers might feel unanswered

How fear—especially fear of losing control—can block our ability to obey

Why Esther’s story still speaks to every woman with doubts about the future

How to adopt a God-perspective instead of a worldly one—and how that can bring more wisdom and peace

And how emotional, spiritual, and even physical clutter may be keeping you stuck

If you’ve been asking God to change something—but feel like you’re circling the same mountain—this episode is for you.

Key Scriptures:

🎧 Listen in and ask yourself: What am I really praying for? And am I ready to walk in what God reveals—once I let go of the clutter that’s been holding me back?

With grace and love,

🌿 Want to take the next step?

Resources & Links:

📧 Submit your questions to the show: [email protected]

Hi friends, What is the one thing you strongly desire God to change in your life?

That question stopped me in my tracks. I’ve prayed for God to move in a lot of areas—but this time, I couldn’t ignore the deeper layers. I started searching Scripture, especially around obedience, surrender, and sacrifice… and what I found brought conviction and clarity.

This episode is for the woman who’s been praying for change—asking God to fix something, to lift a burden, or to bring breakthrough. But what if the change you’re praying for isn’t the change God is after?

What if we’ve been praying about the symptom, and God wants to get to the root?

In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, I share what I learned through Scripture about spiritual clutter—things like pride, fear, control, performance, and the pressure to be someone we were never called to be.

And it all leads to one honest, life-shifting question:

If your life feels cluttered—your space, your schedule, your soul—I hope this conversation helps you pause, reflect, and get honest with God about what you’re really longing for.

Scriptures (KJV 1611):

🎧 In Part 2, I uncover the big hold up that was keeping me from full obedience—and how God’s Word reminded me of who (you are) I am, and how (we are) I’m called to live.

🌿 Want to take the next step?

Resources & Links:

📧 Submit your questions to the show: [email protected]

Hi ladies - Are you holding on to boxes of childhood keepsakes, love notes, or those “just can’t toss it” mementos? Maybe it’s not just your stuff—but the sentimental items passed down from others too. These things tell a story… but they can also weigh you down.

In today’s episode, we’re talking about what to do with the most personal items—the ones that feel like a part of you. Whether you’re storing them in bins, scattered in drawers, or tucked in the back of a closet, it’s time to take a grace-filled look at what to reuse, repurpose, or release.

Let's discuss:

Why it’s so hard to let go of sentimental clutter (especially those from our younger years)

A mindset shift to help you battle those overwhelming or anxious feelings that may arise

How to honor your and your family's memories 

Creative ways to repurpose meaningful items so they still serve a purpose

Encouragement to release what no longer fits your life—with peace, not guilt

If you’ve been stuck staring at a pile of “this reminds me of…”—this episode will give you clarity, permission, and a clear plan forward.

🌿 Want to take the next step?

Resources & Links:

📧 Submit your questions to the show: www.facebook.com/groups/organizedonpurpose/

Happy Wednesday! Ever feel like you’re the CEO of the family calendar, the keeper of the drop zone, and the one holding all the routines together—yet no one else seems to follow the systems you set up?

Yep—been there.

This entire episode was sparked by a simple but oh-so-relatable question from a client and listener:

If you’ve ever wondered the same, you are not alone—and this episode is for you.

Today, I’m sharing 5 practical tips to help you build organizing routines that actually stick—and how to get your family on board without repeating yourself 20 times. You’ll hear how I answered her question, and how you can apply the same strategies to your own high-traffic, high-frustration areas.

We’ll cover:

✔️ The difference between cluttered vs. messy (and why it matters)

You’ll walk away with a fresh perspective—and an action plan—to bring order to your home with your family, not in spite of them.

✨ Scripture encouragement: 2 Corinthians 4:18 — "While we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen..."

🌿 Want to take the next step?

Resources & Links:

📧 Submit your questions to the show: www.facebook.com/groups/organizedonpurpose/

Hi friend, Do you crave deeper friendships—but feel like life is too chaotic to nurture them? Maybe your calendar is packed, your house feels too messy to host, or your expectations for friendship have quietly become barriers instead of bridges.

In this heart-to-heart conversation, I’m joined by Cecelia Curtis of The Friendship Tour Podcast to unpack the hidden “clutter” that keeps many of us from forming meaningful, life-giving relationships.

We talk about:

The myth of microwave friendships (spoiler: real connection takes time!)

How unmet expectations, mental load, and busyness sabotage connection

What it means to be a friend and make space to receive friendship

The power of community and why we were never meant to do life alone

This one is for the woman who’s longing for connection—but feels like she just doesn’t have the capacity. There is a way to make room. Let’s talk about how to start small and real.

🎧 Tune in and be reminded: you’re not the only one feeling this way.

Ways You Can Connect With Cecelia:

✨ Want to make space for deeper connection—starting in your own home?

Hey friends,

Is clutter weighing you down? You look around your home and don’t even know where to start. Maybe you’ve tried to organize, only to get distracted or overwhelmed (again).

Before you give in—or give up—let’s hit pause.

In today’s episode, I walk you through 3 key areas to self-check that could be quietly contributing to your mental load. As busy, working moms, we all need reminders like this to help us better manage our time and refine how we run our homes and lives.

Whether you’re stuck in a cycle of tidying and still feeling behind, or you're just too tired to begin, this episode will meet you where you are—and gently guide you toward lasting change.

🎧 Tune in now and discover what to check in yourself before tackling what’s around you.

🌿 Want to take the next step?

👋 And don’t forget to come hang out over on my Facebook page for more encouragement, behind-the-scenes support, and tips to keep going—one small win at a time.

Hey friend,

Let’s be honest—we all have that one pile (or several). The laundry basket full of random things. The kitchen counter that’s never clear. The closet we hope no one opens.

These doom piles—short for “Didn’t Organize, Only Moved”—may seem harmless, but they slowly drain our energy, clutter our focus, and keep us in a cycle of stress and procrastination.

In this episode, I’m walking you through six realistic, grace-filled steps to help you stop stuffing things away and start creating breathing room in your home and mind. Whether you're in a season of overwhelm or just tired of shifting the same clutter around, this conversation will help you pause, reset, and move forward with intention.

We’ll cover:

Why clutter isn’t just about stuff—it’s about decisions we’re avoiding

How to spot the deeper reasons behind your “just put it here for now” moments

The hope and wisdom to navigate seasons of overwhelm God has already provided you in His word.

Practical steps to help you start small, stay consistent, and invite calm back into your home

Scriptures that inspired this episode(KJV):

Aim at progress—not perfection. You don’t have to organize your whole house today. Just start with one pile and one step of faith.

Call to Action:

📩 Got a question you’d like me to answer on the show? 

Facebook: Decluttering And Organizing Made Easy: www.facebook.com/groups/organizedonpurpose/

Hey friend, Does your Summer calendar feel a little too packed already? Maybe with things that don’t actually reflect your values or priorities?

In this episode, I’m sharing a personal story of how God used an unexpected shift in our Summer plans to get my attention—and help me take a closer look at how I was spending my time. It led me into a season of reprioritization, which simply means reordering what matters most. It’s about pausing to ask: Is how I’m spending my time actually aligned with what I believe and value?

If you’re feeling the Summer rush, this is your invitation to slow down, breathe, and create space for what truly matters—God, family, and a bit of rest.

I’m also answering a listener question about home management routines, sharing practical coaching tips to help you build simple systems that actually support your life (not stress you out).

You’ll walk away with:

A mindset shift around calendar clutter and summer busyness

Encouragement to realign your priorities before the season slips away

Coaching insight on sustainable routines that bring peace and structure to your home

📩 Got a question you’d like me to answer on the show? 

Facebook: Decluttering And Organizing Made Easy: www.facebook.com/groups/organizedonpurpose/

Be more patient, present and productive - at home and at work

Hey friend,

Expectations vs. reality: how cultural pressure fuels clutter shame—and how the Gospel silences it 🙌

Dana’s one tried‑and‑true hack from her No Mess Decluttering Method 🧺: discover the brain science  (tiny, clear wins) and spiritual payoff (obedience over perfection) that make it stick—even when you’re wiped out .

The grace‑first mindset that quiets guilt and sparks lasting change .

How Dana turned her biggest struggle into a ministry reaching thousands of overwhelmed women .

Press play ▶️ for hope, practical help, and a clear countertop 🧽.

Liked this episode? Share it with a friend 🤝 and leave a review ⭐ so more women can find freedom in their homes and hearts 💜.

Find all things Dana K. White at: ASlobComesClean.com 🔗

Connect with Kristina at:

Facebook: Decluttering And Organizing Made Easy: https://www.facebook.com/groups/397332269747340

Hi friends,

Inside the episode you’ll discover:

The freedom of “functional, not finished.” Why the Proverbs 31 woman isn’t a perfection checklist—and neither is your house.

Breaking the shame cycle. How to ditch guilt, embrace how God wired your brain, and start where you are.

Faith in the middle of the mess. What Scripture really says about clutter, and how your untidy testimony can point others to Jesus.

Whether you’re waiting for God to “fix” your mess or wondering if order will ever stick, Dana’s story proves progress beats perfection—and your heart matters more than spotless countertops.

🎧 Listen now and trade endless decluttering for practical hope, simple steps, and a faith‑first perspective that lasts long after the laundry’s folded.

Liked this episode? Share it with a friend and leave a review so more women can find freedom in their homes and hearts.

Connect with Kristina

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