In Episode 7 of the Mary Series, we step into one of the most relatable and tender moments of Mary’s story. The road to Bethlehem.

Mary’s obedience leads her into discomfort, displacement, and a journey she never would have chosen. Nine months pregnant, tired, and stretched, she travels a long and painful road, not because it was easy, but because it was ordained.

This episode is for every woman walking an uncomfortable path. The road that feels longer than expected. The season that looks nothing like you imagined. The obedience that feels more like inconvenience than peace.

Together, we explore the truth that difficult roads do not mean wrong roads, that discomfort often prepares us for delivery, and that God is present even when He feels silent.

As we prepare our hearts for Christmas, Mary invites us to trust God one step at a time, believing that purpose is being formed even in the movement.

Your road is not random.
God is in the movement.
Come to the well.

In this powerful episode of the Faith for Women podcast, we enter one of the most sacred realities of the Christian life: spiritual formation in hidden seasons.

Through the life of Mary, we explore what it means to carry Christ quietly before anything is visible. Mary did not rush, strive, or perform. She allowed God to form something holy within her long before the world ever saw it. This episode speaks directly to Christian women navigating motherhood, identity, leadership, calling, grief, healing, and seasons where nothing seems to be changing on the outside.

You will discover why God does His deepest work in secret, how your inner world shapes your outer reality, and why some breakthroughs cannot appear until they are first formed within you. We talk about the protection, rest, and trust required for true spiritual growth, and how Christ is formed in your character, subconscious, and faith before fruit is released.

If you have ever felt unseen, stretched, or confused in your calling, this episode will anchor you in truth. Your hidden season is not wasted. You are carrying Christ.