Do you feel like your "quiet time" with God has vanished right along with your sleep? Between the diaper changes, the toddler snacks, and the mental fog that can come with a new baby, finding a solid hour—or even ten minutes—to sit down with your Bible can feel impossible. But here’s the good news: God isn't waiting for you to have a perfectly scheduled morning routine to meet with you. He’s right there in the middle of the laundry piles and the 2 a.m. feedings.

In this episode I’m sharing my top three tips for practicing joy and staying connected to Jesus when your brain feels like it’s gone away on vacation and your time isn't your own. 

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The world tells you that postpartum is just about surviving, but the Bible says we can consider our trials "great joy." I know that it sounds impossible when you’re running on two hours of sleep, right?

In this episode, I'm breaking down what Biblical joy actually is and why it’s the secret to physical and mental resilience for every postpartum mom (no matter if you have one child or 10). 

Here are the scripture references used in this episode: Psalm 16:11, Psalm 139:7, James 1:2-4, and Galatians 5:22-23. 

Thank you so much for being here! If this episode encouraged you, please rate, review, and share it with another mama who could benefit from this type of content. 

Want to sign up for the waitlist for the 4 week intensive coming soon? Click

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Questions or suggestions? You can email me at [email protected]. 

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and inspirational purposes only. I am not a licensed counselor or medical professional. Please seek professional guidance for any physical, mental, or emotional concerns.