Have you ever felt like you're pouring everything you have into everyone else... and somewhere along the way realized there's nothing left inside of you?

Maybe you've tried to be more patient.

Tried to be more present.

Tried to be a better mom.

But no matter how hard you try, you still feel empty.

In this episode, you’ll discover why fruit isn't produced by trying harder, why healing begins with remaining, and how Jesus lovingly invites you to find rest in Him before He ever asks you to bear fruit.

John 15: 1 -17

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Instead of asking yourself, "How can I try harder today?" ask a different question.

"Jesus, how are You inviting me to remain with You today?"

Then don't rush to answer it yourself.

Sit quietly for a few moments.

Open John 15 and slowly read verses 1–5.

Pay attention to any word or phrase that stands out to you.

Then ask Him:

"Jesus, where have I been drawing life from instead of You?"

"What am I carrying that You never asked me to carry?"

"What would it look like for me to remain with You today?"

Write down whatever He places on your heart.

Maybe He's inviting you to rest.

Maybe He's inviting you to slow down.

Maybe He's simply inviting you to receive His love again.

This week, don't worry about producing more fruit.

Just stay connected to the Vine.

Remember, Mama…

You don't have to strive your way into becoming a better mom.

Stay grounded in who God says you are.

Until next time... stay grounded, Mama.

The Spirit-Led Mama is a Christian motherhood podcast that helps overwhelmed moms break free from guilt, become grounded in their identity in Christ, and show up intentionally in motherhood through biblical encouragement, practical tools, and Spirit-led discipleship.