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When you break a promise, let someone down, or fall short of your own expectations, it’s easy for “I failed” to become “I am a failure.”
Today, we’ll explore how to recognize those shame-filled thought patterns, replace helpless words with truth, and invite God into the places where we feel like we’ve messed up.
If you’ve been carrying disappointment in yourself, this is an invitation to stop spiraling, receive God’s mercy, and remember: failure is an event, not a person.
God meets us in our brokenness and invites us to show up again.
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What if the answer to feeling overwhelmed in prayer isn’t to try harder, but to slow down and simply receive?
In this episode of Persistence in Prayer, Dr. Carly York shares how sacred music, Gregorian chant, and sung prayer can quiet the noise of everyday life and help us become more receptive to God’s voice.
We explore the history of Gregorian chant, how music can help us enter into prayer even when our minds feel scattered, and simple ways to incorporate sacred music into everyday moments.
If you’ve been feeling anxious, distracted, or spiritually overwhelmed, this conversation is an invitation to pause, listen, and let God meet you in the stillness.
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What if rest isn’t something you earn after getting everything done, but the place from which your work, prayer, and life are meant to flow?
In this episode, Anna Saucier explores the difference between operating from a productivity-driven mindset and living from a place of rest, peace, and trust in God.
You’ll discover how to make space for stillness, discern which “good” things God is actually asking of you, recognize distractions, and reflect on the fruit of your choices.
Anna also shares practical ways to create more space in your life and become more specific in asking God for what you need.
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➡️ Mama Jane and Kylie invite you to their free workshop, The Lies Women Believe About Themselves, TODAY, September 22 at 1pm Eastern, 12pm Central, 11am Mountain, and 10am Pacific.
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What can the story of Ruth teach us about trusting God when life doesn’t go according to plan?
In this episode of Persistence in Prayer, Alli Koscal shares beautiful lessons from Ruth on loyalty, redemption, meekness, and finding peace in the midst of life’s storms.
Kylie and Alli also talk about:
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or simply longing for deeper peace, this conversation will encourage you to surrender, stay present, and trust God one day at a time.
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➡️ Mama Jane and Kylie invite you to their free workshop, The Lies Women Believe About Themselves, on Tuesday, September 22 at 1pm Eastern, 12pm Central, 11am Mountain, and 10am Pacific.
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The spiritual battle isn’t always dramatic. More often, it happens through the small choices we make every day.
In this episode, Doug Barry explains how seemingly insignificant compromises—neglecting prayer, losing discipline, or simply letting our guard down—can gradually pull us away from God.
Drawing from his experience and his book First Line of Defense, Doug challenges us to stay spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically battle-ready.
You’ll learn why vigilance doesn’t mean living in fear, how our interior spiritual battles affect our lives and relationships, and how daily discipline can prepare us to hear God’s voice and respond when He calls.
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What if some of the things you believe about yourself simply aren’t true?
In this episode of Persistence in Prayer, Catholic Womanhood coach Mama Jane unpacks the lies women often believe and how these beliefs can affect our relationships, our choices, and even the way we see God.
Discover how to recognize unhelpful thoughts, bring them honestly into prayer, and begin replacing old beliefs with the truth of who God created you to be.
Plus: Mama Jane and Kylie invite you to their free workshop, The Lies Women Believe About Themselves: Break Free From the Beliefs That Have Shaped How You See Yourself, and Rediscover the Truth of Who You Are in God’s Eyes, on September 22 at 1pm Eastern, 12pm Central, 11am Mountain, and 10am Pacific.
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What if the struggles you’re facing aren’t just spiritual—or just physical?
In this episode of Persistence in Prayer, Cristy Murray, a board-certified family nurse practitioner and founder of Blue Veil Wellness, returns for a conversation about the powerful connection between our physical health and spiritual lives.
Cristy shares her own journey from practicing conventional medicine to embracing a more restorative, faith-aligned approach to women’s health.
She also shares how understanding your hormones, cycles, and body can help you move from frustration and confusion toward greater health, peace, and freedom.
We are not just body or soul. We are both. And caring for one can profoundly affect the other.
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In a culture that constantly pulls our attention away from the people who matter most, creating a thriving, intentional household requires us to put first things first.
In this episode of Persistence in Prayer, John Cuddeback, author of The Intentional Household, shares why ordinary moments—family meals, conversation, leisure, prayer, and simply being together—are essential for building strong marriages, forming children, and creating homes filled with life.
Discover practical ways to reorder your priorities, deepen relationships, and rediscover the extraordinary in the ordinary.
Tune in and learn how small, intentional choices can transform the life of your home.
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Have you ever told yourself, "God has a plan," while still feeling hurt, stuck, or unable to move forward?
In this episode of Persistence in Prayer, grief coach and Positive Doing founder Johanna Stamps joins me to talk about the grief and loss we often don't even realize we're carrying—and why simply knowing the right Christian answers doesn't always help us process what's happening in our hearts.
Grief isn't limited to the death of someone we love. It can come with the loss of a relationship, a career, a dream, a season of life, or something we thought our life would look like. Johanna shares why unprocessed grief can leave our thoughts spinning, why rest and silence are essential for processing loss, and what it means to tell ourselves the whole truth about what we've experienced.
We also talk about something Christians can be especially prone to: using true statements like "God has a plan" to rush ourselves past the very real pain underneath. Instead, Johanna invites us to become curious about what we're carrying and create space to ask God honest questions—even when the answers don't come right away.
If you've ever wondered why you still feel stuck after a loss, felt guilty for struggling when you know God is good, or simply haven't known what to do with the things that hurt, this conversation will give you a different way to approach grief—with honesty, curiosity, and God.
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Have you ever wondered why the moment you try to pray, grow in holiness, or become the woman God is calling you to be, everything suddenly feels harder?
In this episode of Persistence in Prayer, I'm joined by spiritual director, author, and retreat leader Colleen Orchanian to explore what spiritual warfare really is—and why it often looks much more ordinary than we expect.
Together, we discuss how the enemy subtly attacks our identity, our relationship with God, and our relationships with others through lies, fear, shame, discouragement, and confusion. We also share practical ways to discern God's voice, recognize spiritual attacks, and respond with peace instead of panic.
If you've ever struggled with overthinking, self-condemnation, feeling like you're never enough, or wondering whether the thoughts in your mind are leading you toward God or away from Him, this conversation will give you practical tools rooted in the Catholic faith to help you fight the spiritual battle with confidence.
In this episode, you'll learn:
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Welcome to the Persistence in Prayer podcast — where Catholic women who feel scattered, stretched thin, and pulled in a million directions can stop overthinking, quiet the noise, and find peace…
Do you push through each day chasing productivity, yet feel like your soul is running on empty?
Do you long to pray with focus, but your mind spins with stress, decisions, and distractions?
Do you want clarity in your faith, but feel weighed down by pressure to be “the good one” or “get it right”?
You’re not alone.
Hosted by Catholic mindset coach, spiritual director, wife, mom, and speaker Kylie Hein, this podcast helps overwhelmed Catholic women clear the mental clutter and reclaim space for prayer, trust, and peace.
Each episode offers:
You’ll discover how to:
Whether you’re feeling spiritually stuck or longing to go deeper, there’s a place for you here.
It’s time to step out of the spiral, begin again, and experience the freedom that comes from persistence in prayer.
Because when your soul is ordered in God, your life becomes rooted in His peace.

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