Motherhood—whether you're in the dreaming, waiting, or limping-through-it stage—can bring a lot of emotions. Joy, uncertainty, excitement, and sometimes even doubt. But Psalm 139:13-16 reminds us of something powerful: God knew you before you were even formed, and He was intentional about creating you. The same is true for your child or the children you long for.

In this episode, we're breaking down what it means to be fearfully and wonderfully made and how this truth can ground us in the ups and downs of the motherhood journey. Whether you're preparing for pregnancy, facing infertility, navigating pregnancy loss, or raising your babies, this scripture speaks LIFE.

Here’s what we’re covering:
✨ How Psalm 139 reassures us in our motherhood journey
✨ What it means to trust that God’s design for you—and your baby—is intentional
✨ Encouragement for Black women who feel like we have to hold the world
✨ Why embracing God’s sovereignty brings peace, even in uncertainty

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