Do you ever feel like you have a bajillion tabs open in your mind?

Between motherhood, marriage, household responsibilities, choosing curriculum, figuring out what to feed your family, and all the other things life throws at you, it can be hard to keep your focus where it needs to be.

And sometimes, without even realizing it, we begin to drift.

In this episode of in case i forget, we're jumping back into Hebrews 3 and looking at what it means to consider Jesus, our apostle and high priest. We'll talk about our heavenly calling, why Jesus is worthy of more glory than Moses, and the encouragement we can find in knowing that Christ is the one who sustains us.

I share why I love the reminder to focus on Jesus rather than allowing the waves around us to pull our attention away from Him. Because while we may feel overwhelmed by everything we're trying to carry, we can trust the One who is holding us.

We'll also talk about what this passage means for us as busy wives, moms, and women trying to faithfully walk out the lives God has given us.

And before we go, I'll leave you with a journal prompt to help you reflect on where your focus may be wavering and how your heavenly calling can anchor you when life would have you drift away.

in case i forget: Jesus is the Great Apostle and High Priest of my confession. He is the author and the finisher of my faith.

I'm so glad you're here. Let's open our Bibles and grow together.

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Scripture: Hebrews 3:1

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If you’ve been scrolling and wondering why everyone else seems to have it together while you’re stuck waiting, episode 20 is for you. We unpack Psalm 37 and talk about how God actually reshapes what we want so our desires line-up with His plans.

This is a heart-to-heart about defining success differently, not by follower counts or flashy wins, but by obedience and trusting God in the waiting.

This episode is for any woman who is navigating a big decision right now. Starting a business, closing one, changing careers, putting your kids in school or pulling them out, saying yes to something or walking away from something. If you are trying to figure out whether what you are doing is God's direction or a distraction from it, this one was made for you.

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Finding community as an adult can feel a lot harder than it should.

When you're a mom, a wife, a college student, starting a new job, moving to a new city, or simply walking through a new season of life, making friends can easily fall to the bottom of the list. But that doesn't mean we're meant to do life alone.

In this episode of in case i forget, we're getting practical about where we can actually go to find community.

I’m sharing some of the places where I’ve personally found friendship, from a breastfeeding support group after having my son, to hobbies, book clubs, pickleball, pen pals, library programs, and church. Some of these opportunities are free, and some take a little more intentionality, but they all have something in common: they put you in spaces with people who are also looking for connection.

We’ll talk about why picking up a hobby can be more than just learning something new, how writing letters can create unexpected connection even from hundreds of miles away, and why church is about more than simply attending a service.

And I want you to remember this:

There are places all around you with people who are looking for people like you.

You may have to put in some work. You may have to walk into a room where you don't know anyone. You may have to open the door before you know exactly what will happen.

But you are not alone.

This is the fifth episode in the Open Door series, and next week we’re moving into Hebrews chapter 3.

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