🎉 WE HAVE BIG NEWS, FRIENDS! 🎉

I honestly still can’t believe I’m saying this…

Her Healing Season is officially ranked in the TOP 5% of podcasts globally! 😭🎙️

When I saw that ranking, I was shocked, humbled, and SO excited. What started as a little idea almost a year ago has turned into something I never could have imagined—and I truly believe God has been in every step of it.

In this episode, we’re celebrating! 💚

I’m looking back at almost a FULL YEAR of podcasting, the incredible guests who have shared their stories and wisdom, the conversations we’ve had, the things God has taught me along the way, and how this podcast has grown and changed.

And, of course, I’m talking about what I believe God is doing NEXT. 👀

There’s a little something special I want to do to celebrate this milestone with YOU… and you’re definitely going to want to listen all the way to the end. 🎁

Thank you for listening, sharing, encouraging me, and being part of this little corner of the internet. Whether you’ve been here since the beginning or you just found Her Healing Season, I am SO glad you’re here.

Here’s to healing, rebuilding, resting, growing, and seeing what God does next. 🤍

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And if you’re in a season of rebuilding after leaving a narcissistic relationship, know this: your healing season matters. 💚

When you're rebuilding your life after an emotionally difficult relationship, it can feel like EVERYTHING needs to change.

Your routines. Your confidence. Your peace. Your relationship with God. Even the way you take care of yourself.

But you don't need a perfect routine—you need a few healthy habits that become foundational.

In this episode of Her Healing Season, we're talking about 5 simple habits that can help you rebuild your life with intention instead of continuing to live in reaction mode.

These aren't about becoming the "perfect" woman or creating some unrealistic 5 AM routine. They're about building habits that actually work inside your real life.

We'll also talk about why these habits can be especially important when you're coming out of a difficult relationship and trying to rebuild your identity, peace, health, and relationship with God.

And don't miss the 7-day challenge at the end: choose your five non-negotiables—or start with three—and begin building your next season on a solid foundation.

If you're ready to rebuild and restore, you don't have to do it alone.

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Leaving a narcissistic relationship is hard. But sometimes, leaving is only the beginning.

If you're a Christian mom who has left a toxic or narcissistic husband, you may be facing more than just the logistics of starting over. You may be questioning yourself, struggling to trust your own decisions, feeling guilty about your family, or wondering how you're ever going to feel like you again.

In this episode of Her Healing Season, Bethany gets personal about her own experience of leaving her first husband with two young children and the difficult season of leaving, coming back, questioning herself, and learning to trust her decisions again.

She shares two things God taught her along the way:

GOOD BOUNDARIES — Learning to let your yes be yes and your no be no, refusing to be talked out of decisions you know are right, and protecting yourself from unhealthy patterns without becoming consumed by conflict.

GOODBYES — Learning that it's okay to let go of people, things, expectations, old identities, and even the future you thought you were going to have. Sometimes healing means releasing what God is asking you to release so you can move forward into what He has for you.

Together, we'll look at Scripture including Matthew 5:37, 1 Kings 18:21, Proverbs 22:24–25, John 15, 1 Corinthians 15:33, Philippians 3:13–14, and Matthew 10.

If you're struggling with healing after leaving a narcissistic husband, setting boundaries, rebuilding your peace, trusting yourself again, or letting go of the past, this episode is for you.

And if you're ready for some personal support as you begin rebuilding, learn more about Rebuild and Restore Coaching, Bethany's one-on-one coaching for Christian moms healing after a narcissistic relationship.

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You don't have to rebuild your whole life today. You just have to take the next faithful step.

What if some of the things you’ve always considered “just who I am” are actually patterns you’ve learned to rely on?

In this episode, I’m joined by Dina Smith, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, speaker, and Enneagram coach, for a conversation about the Enneagram, Christian faith, motherhood, relationships, and spiritual growth.

Dina explains what the nine Enneagram types are and how understanding our motivations can help us recognize patterns in the way we think, feel, behave, parent, and relate to others. But this conversation isn’t about putting yourself in a box—it’s about gaining self-awareness and discovering the places where you may need God’s grace the most.

We talk about mom guilt, perfectionism, people-pleasing, striving, conflict, parenting from our own personality instead of understanding our children, and what happens when we finally surrender the strategies we’ve used our whole lives.

Most importantly, we talk about the reminder every Christian mom needs: you are already loved. Spiritual growth isn’t about striving your way into becoming worthy of God’s love. It’s about becoming increasingly free to live in the love and grace you’ve already received through Christ.

If you’ve ever thought, “Why do I keep doing this?” or wondered why you struggle with the same patterns over and over again, this conversation is for you.

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Want to study the Bible for yourself but sometimes feel unsure where to begin?

The Step By Step Starter Kit from Steady On Ministries teaches a simple inductive Bible study method designed to help you slow down, understand what you’re reading, and grow more confident studying God’s Word for yourself.

The free Starter Kit includes:

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Looking for a way to study the Bible with your family?

Steady On Ministries also offers the free Step By Step Family Kit, designed to help families practice studying God's Word together using the same Step By Step Method.

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In this episode of Her Healing Season, host Bethany Rose announces an important pivot for the show. Formerly Spiritual Growth for Christian Moms, the podcast is shifting its main focus to support Christian moms step into faith-led rest and recovery after leaving a narcissistic partner.

In this episode, Bethany covers:

If you are feeling lost, relieved, anxious, or hopeful in your current season, know that you are not alone on this path.

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Are your emotions making you feel like a bad Christian mom?

What if your emotions aren't sinful—and what if they're actually giving you important information?

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. David Pendergrass, Biblicist, author, speaker, former senior pastor, and pastoral counselor with nearly 30 years of ministry experience.

We talk about anger, anxiety, overwhelm, emotional reactions, shame, conviction, and what emotional maturity actually looks like for a Christian. David shares practical ways to recognize and process our emotions without letting them control our responses—and explains why we need to stop shaming ourselves for having feelings.

This conversation is honest, practical, encouraging, and full of those “wait...I've never thought about it that way!” moments.

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We hear “protect your peace” ALL the time—but what does that actually mean for a Christian mom?

In this episode, we’re taking that popular phrase and looking at it through a biblical lens. Scripture tells us to guard our hearts, and Philippians 4:7 reminds us that God’s peace guards our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.

I’m sharing 3 practical ways to protect your peace:

✨ Set Limits — Decide what gets access to your time, energy, and attention.

✨ Choose Calm — Learn to step away from unnecessary drama, toxic influences, and things that continually pull you away from God’s peace.

✨ Practice Self-Respect — Stop treating your inner peace like an accident and start prioritizing your relationship with Jesus, His Word, and prayer.

And we’re talking about the difference between rest and laziness, boundaries and avoidance, and biblical peace versus the world's version of “self-care.”

Because protecting your peace doesn't mean avoiding life—it means learning how to guard your heart while keeping your eyes on Jesus.

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Have you ever been told your labs are “normal,” but you KNOW you don’t feel normal?

In this episode, I’m talking with Christian Counselor and Functional Nutrition Coach Brooke Rozzie about the connection between the nervous system, hormones, stress, trauma, motherhood, and our spiritual health.

We talk about what nervous system dysregulation can look like in everyday motherhood—from being overstimulated and touched out to losing patience with your kids—and practical ways to create more stillness, regulate your nervous system, and move from survival mode toward greater peace and wholeness.

If you’ve ever felt like something is wrong but you just can’t figure out what it is, this conversation is for you. ❤️

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Do you ever feel like there simply aren't enough hours in the day?

You're taking care of the kids, managing the house, trying to work, trying to exercise, trying to spend time with God, trying to be a good wife—and somehow you're still going to bed feeling like you didn't get enough done.

In this episode, we're talking about time management for overwhelmed moms and how creating a little structure can actually bring MORE peace and LESS stress into your day.

I'll walk you through the simple time audit I use to help identify where your time is actually going—and why this is one of the first things we look at inside my 1:1 Christian coaching.

We'll also talk about:

✨ How to do a simple time audit

I'll also connect this conversation to spiritual growth and share how some of the habits I've developed helped me go from feeling like a baby Christian to a toddler Christian—because just like physical growth, spiritual growth doesn't happen accidentally.

And don't worry…I'm also bringing a little humor into this one because I am very much a Type C girl who can have a beautifully organized day and then completely reroute by lunchtime. 😂

Because the goal isn't perfection.

We're all a work in progress.

The goal is to learn how to steward the time God has given us, prioritize what actually matters, and create enough structure that we can stop carrying tomorrow's responsibilities around in our heads tonight.

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In this episode, Bethany sits down with Kari Davis of The Well Team for a powerful conversation about holistic wellness, essential oils, stress, the nervous system, and creating a more peaceful home.

If you’re a mom who feels overwhelmed, anxious, exhausted, or like your body is constantly stuck in fight-or-flight mode, this conversation will give you some practical things to think about—not only in your own body, but also in the environment you’re creating inside your home.

Kari shares her personal journey into holistic health, including how grief, stress, and losing her husband at a young age led her to explore natural approaches to physical, emotional, and mental wellness. We talk about the connection between chronic stress and the nervous system, how synthetic fragrances and household products can add to our overall exposure to chemicals, and why simplifying your home may be more beneficial than trying to change everything at once.

We also dive into essential oils and aromatherapy, including how Kari uses oils to support emotional regulation, create a calmer environment, manage odors naturally, and replace some conventional household products. She explains why sourcing and quality matter and shares some of her favorite oils and blends for stress, focus, calming, and creating a more peaceful home.

And if the idea of “detoxing your home” sounds completely overwhelming—don’t worry. Kari gives us a much more realistic approach: start small, go room by room, remove synthetic fragrances first, simplify where you can, and give yourself plenty of grace.

We also talk about motherhood, ADHD, anxiety, grief, faith, community, and why wellness doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune or pursuing perfection.

• The connection between chronic stress and the nervous system

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This episode is for educational and informational purposes and is not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always do your own research and talk with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional about your individual health needs.