Have you been praying every day but feel like no one is listening?

Do you feel so stressed and overwhelmed that you're wondering how to hear from God when all you experience is silence?

Are you desperate for peace and longing to grow closer to God, but don't know how to pray when He feels far away?

You pray every single day, and instead of hearing from God, all you get is silence.

Have you started to wonder if He's even listening, or if He's really there at all?

In this episode, Ash shares the season that nearly broke her faith while caring for her medically complex son. After countless prayers and what felt like endless silence, she realized that God's silence was never the same thing as His absence.

You'll learn why prayer can feel one-sided during stressful seasons, what Scripture teaches about waiting on God, and how to stop focusing only on getting answers so you can begin recognizing God's presence instead.

Ash also shares the simple prayer framework she now uses every time she prays, helping her grow closer to God, trust Him even when life doesn't make sense, and find peace in the middle of overwhelming circumstances.

If you've ever wondered how to hear from God, struggled with unanswered prayer, or felt like your faith is slipping because God seems silent, this episode will encourage you to keep seeking Him.

• 1 Peter 5:7
• Psalm 46:10
• James 1:5
• Exodus 16-17

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"God, Really?" is for the stressed out mom who feels like she's losing control. Life circumstances have made her question God's existence, and she's constantly asking, "Is God good?" She needs patience and wants to actually enjoy mom life, but has no idea how to heal her mind. Ash has lived this. She walked away from God. And she still experienced His wonders. If you're truly ready to heal, press play.

Do you feel stressed when your head hits the pillow because your mind won't stop replaying fears, worries, and "what ifs"?

Did a prayer you learned as a child leave you feeling anxious about God instead of experiencing the peace from God Scripture talks about?

Have you ever found yourself questioning God because the faith you grew up with felt more scary than comforting?

What if the way you learned to pray wasn't actually leading you toward peace, but God has something better waiting for you?

What if the bedtime prayer you have said for years was actually shaping the way you see God...

In this episode of God, Really?, Ash shares the moment she stopped saying "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep" with her own kids because she realized the words were creating fear instead of peace.

Many of us grew up carrying fears we didn't even realize we had. Fear of doing something wrong. Fear of punishment. Fear of not being enough. Fear that God was waiting for us to fail.

But when Ash opened Scripture and looked deeper, she discovered something completely different about the soul, prayer, and God's character. The Bible doesn't describe a God who wants us to live stressed and afraid. It describes a God who invites us into rest, hope, and peace from God.

In this episode, you'll discover what Scripture says about where your soul finds rest, how fear can impact the way you pray, and how to replace old fears with a peace prayer rooted in God's goodness.

If you've been feeling overwhelmed, questioning God, or struggling to find peace in your daily life, this episode will help you see God differently.

• Why a familiar childhood prayer may have created fear instead of peace
• What the Bible says about your soul and where it finds rest
• How fear can shape the way you view God
• Why God wants you to experience peace instead of constant worry
• What Psalm 62 teaches about finding rest in God
• How to create a new prayer routine built on trust in God
• A simple peace prayer you can use before bed with your family

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"God, Really?" is for the stressed-out mom who feels like she's losing control. Life circumstances have made her question God's existence, and she's constantly asking, "Is God good?" She needs patience and wants to actually enjoy mom life, but has no idea how to heal her mind. Ash has lived this. She walked away from God. And she still experienced His wonders. If you're truly ready to heal, press play.

Contact → https://ashdion.com/listen

Connect → Join our free Facebook group Peace for Stressed Out Moms https://www.facebook.com/groups/godreally

Instagram → @itsashdion

Resources → https://ashdion.com/resources

Step 1: Join a supportive community of moms who are done blaming God and ready to love mom life again in the free Facebook group Patience for Stressed Out Moms.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/godreally

Step 2: Sign up for the weekly newsletter.

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Step 3: Ready for more support? Sign up for coaching.

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Have you ever gone through something so hard you found yourself asking, "God, really? How could a good God let this happen to me?"

Was your faith built on love or on fear of punishment, so the moment life fell apart, your trust in God started to vanish and unbelief crept in?

Have you ever been called foolish, or "not faithful enough," for questioning if God is good after a loss?

In this episode, I'm reopening the story of a woman Scripture has been used to villainize — Job's wife — and asking whether she was really foolish to blame God and question if He is good after watching all ten of her children die. If your faith was built on fear of punishment instead of love, hard times don't just test your faith, they can shatter your trust in God until belief isn't far behind. I'm sharing my own three years of walking away after my son wasn't healed, why I turned away angry every time someone mentioned God, and what finally brought me back: realizing I never stopped believing in the true God — only the God I was terrified of. We'll talk about the two things real faith actually needs (belief AND trust in God), why grief, lament, and honesty are not sins, and the first steps toward healing when your faith feels fragile. This one is for the mom who's been blamed for "not believing enough" and needs to know God is for her, not against her — so she can face what broke her faith and start healing with God instead of running from Him.

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Scriptures mentioned: Job 2:9–10 · James 1:17 · "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted" (Psalm 34:18)

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Next Steps:

Step 1: Join a supportive community of moms who are done blaming God and ready to love mom life again in the free Facebook group Peace for Stressed Out Moms — https://www.facebook.com/groups/godreally

Step 2: Sign up for our weekly newsletter at https://www.ashdion.com/newsletter

Step 3: Ready for more support? Sign up for coaching with me at ashdion.com/coaching

"God, Really?" is for the stressed-out mom who feels like she's losing control. Life circumstances have made her question God's existence, and she's constantly asking, "Is God good?" She needs patience and wants to actually enjoy mom life, but has no idea how to heal her mind. Ash has lived this. She walked away from God. And she still experienced His wonders. If you're truly ready to heal, press play.