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Spirit-Led Mama | Emotional Regulation, Present Mom, God’s Peace, Biblical Encouragement, Motherhood

Spirit-Led Mama | Emotional Regulation, Present Mom, God’s Peace, Biblical Encouragement, Motherhood

著者: Jonetta Alberta - Spirit-Led Mama Bible Teacher
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Are you tired of overreacting to your kids in the moment and then drowning in guilt afterwards because you yelled again? Lying in bed at night wondering what kind of mother you were today? Have you been trying your best but still feel like you’re falling short? Do you wish you could be present, peaceful, and intentional with your family?

Friend, this podcast is for you.

The Spirit-Led Mama is where overwhelmed and reactive moms get grounded in God, break free from guilt, and learn to show up intentionally in motherhood. Every episode will bring you biblical truth, honest conversation, and practical tools to help you stop striving, find your footing, and grow into the mom God created you to be.

Because guilt isn’t the problem - its the symptom. Lasting change doesn’t come from trying harder- it comes from remembering who God says you are.

I'm Jonetta Alberta — and I know that cycle because I lived it. The fatigue. The rushing. The reacting. The yelling and fussing over everything and nothing at the same time. The "I'll do better tomorrow" that never quite came.

I wasn't failing because I didn't love my kids — I was failing because I didn't know who I was. The moment I discovered my identity in Christ, began healing what was keeping me stuck, and stopped trying to lead motherhood in my own strength, everything changed. I went from reactive and emotionally overwhelmed to grounded,, intentional, and Spirit-led.

And mama, it can change for you too..

So if you're ready to get grounded in God, break the guilt cycle, and show up intentionally in motherhood, hit subscribe and come home. Because the Spirit-led mama your family has been waiting for? She's already inside you.

Grab your favorite cup of coffee or tea, open your Bible and your heart, and let's wake her up. 🤍

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  • 003. You Don’t Need to Try Harder: How Remaining in Jesus Changes Motherhood
    2026/07/13

    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.

    Scriptures Mentioned

    John 15: 1 -17

    Related Episodes:

    Episode 1 - The Mom Guilt Cycle: Why You Keep Yelling and Regretting It

    Episode 2: Why Do I Feel Like a Failure as a Mom? How to Let Go of Comparison

    Let’s Grow Together

    Connect

    🎙️ Podcast

    https://thespiritledmama.podbean.com/

    📱Instagram

    @spirit_ledmama

    Continue the Journey

    ❤️ Subscribe to The Spirit-Led Mama so you never miss an episode.

    ⭐ Leave a Review: If this episode encouraged you, leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Your review helps other mamas discover hope and healing.

    Conversation with the Father

    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.

    About the Show

    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.

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    34 分
  • 002. Why Do I Feel Like a Failure as a Mom? How to Let Go of Comparison
    2026/07/13

    Do you ever feel like you never quite measure up as a mom?

    Have you ever looked around at other moms and quietly wondered “Why can’t I be more like them?”

    Comparison has a way of convincing us that we're falling behind, not doing enough, or somehow missing what everyone else seems to have figured out.

    In this episode, we'll answer the question, "Why do I feel like a failure as a mom?" Together, we'll uncover the lie behind comparison and discover how the Father's voice gently redirects our eyes away from measuring ourselves against others and back to Christ—where our identity, worth, and confidence are found.

    Scriptures Mentioned

    Romans 8:29: For those whom he foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son, in order that he might be the firstborn among many brothers.

    Related Episodes:

    Episode 1 - The Mom Guilt Cycle: Why You Keep Yelling and Regretting It

    Episode 3: You Don’t Need to Try Harder: How Remaining in Jesus Changes Motherhood

    Let’s Grow Together

    Connect

    🎙️ Podcast

    https://thespiritledmama.podbean.com/

    📱Instagram

    @spirit_ledmama

    Continue the Journey

    ❤️ Subscribe to The Spirit-Led Mama so you never miss an episode.

    ⭐ Leave a Review: If this episode encouraged you, leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Your review helps other mamas discover hope and healing.

    Conversation with the Father

    Spend a few quiet moments with the Father this week in an area where you feel like you’re failing.

    Pause. Take a breath. You do not have to rush past what you’re feeling or try to make it sound better. Simply be honest with Him.

    1. Where do I believe I’m failing?

    Write down what comes to mind without judging or correcting it.

    1. Father, what am I comparing myself to?

    Is it another mom? An expectation someone placed on you? A picture of motherhood you created in your own mind?

    1. Father, what are You saying to me instead?

    Sit quietly and write down what He brings to your heart.

    1. Open His Word.

    Spend time with Him. Listen for His voice, and allow Him to redirect your eyes away from comparison and back to Christ.

    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.

    About the Show:

    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.

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    23 分
  • 001. The Mom Guilt Cycle: Why You Keep Yelling and Regretting It
    2026/07/13

    Welcome to Episode 1 of The Spirit-Led Mama. I'm so glad you're here.

    Have you ever laid in bed replaying the day, wishing you had responded differently to your child?

    Maybe you promised yourself tomorrow would be different...only to find yourself caught in the same cycle again.

    In this episode, we're uncovering the hidden cycle so many Christian moms live in: reacting, regretting, carrying guilt, and trying harder the next day. You'll discover why guilt alone never produces lasting change, the difference between conviction and condemnation, and how God's invitation leads you toward healing instead of shame. If you've ever found yourself asking, "Why do I keep doing this?" this episode is for you.

    Scriptures Mentioned

    Romans 8:1: There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

    2 Corinthians 7:10: For godly grief produces a repentance that leads to salvation without regret, whereas worldly grief produces death.

    Related Episodes:

    Episode 2: Why Do I Feel Like a Failure as a Mom? How to Let Go of Comparison

    Episode 3: You Don’t Need to Try Harder: How Remaining in Jesus Changes Motherhood

    Let’s Grow Together

    Connect

    🎙️ Podcast

    https://thespiritledmama.podbean.com/

    📱Instagram

    @spirit_ledmama

    Continue the Journey

    ❤️ Subscribe to The Spirit-Led Mama so you never miss an episode.

    ⭐ Leave a Review: If this episode encouraged you, leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Your review helps other mamas discover hope and healing.

    Conversation with the Father

    Spend some time with the Father this week by reflecting on these questions in your journal

    Tonight, before you go to bed, take five minutes and journal these questions:

    • What triggered me today?
    • What was I feeling underneath the reaction?
    • What truth does God say about me in this situation?

    Then spend a few minutes praying and inviting God into that moment.

    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.

    About the Show:

    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.

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    26 分
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