Do you know God is good in your head, but still struggle to believe it in a hard season?

Have grief, motherhood anxiety, or painful circumstances ever made God feel distant, silent, or confusing?

Are you longing to trust God more deeply and find peace by understanding His true character?

When anxiety gets loud, it can distort more than your thoughts about life — it can distort your view of God. In this episode, Rachel shares a deeply personal story of losing her sister unexpectedly at 19 and how that season challenged everything she thought she knew about God’s goodness.

You’ll hear how pain, grief, fear, and anxiety can cause us to interpret God through our emotions instead of through Scripture — and why knowing the character of God is so important for Christian moms who want to walk in peace.

Rachel also unpacks several key attributes of God that bring comfort in anxious seasons, including His compassion, sovereignty, unchanging nature, holiness, and goodness. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why does God feel far?” or “How do I trust God when life hurts?” this conversation will help you renew your mind with biblical truth and remember who God really is.

If you are an anxious Christian mom who wants to grow closer to God, trust Him more in motherhood, and stop letting fear define your thoughts, this one is for you.

⭐️ The Attributes of God Bible Study by The Daily Grace Co. Rachel mentioned this study in today’s episode as a powerful resource for understanding who God is and what He is like. CHECK IT OUT HERE

Website: www.faithoveranxietyformoms.com

1️⃣ Listen in and let this conversation help you reconnect with the truth of God’s character in the middle of anxiety, grief, or a hard motherhood season.

2️⃣ Grab the Attributes of God Bible Study in the show notes if you want to go deeper in understanding God’s compassion, goodness, holiness, sovereignty, and faithfulness.

3️⃣ Follow the show and leave a written review on Apple Podcasts to help more anxious Christian moms find peace, hope, and biblical truth.

Xoxo,

Rachel 💜