Why does motherhood feel so overwhelming—even when you love your kids and are doing everything “right”?

In this episode, we uncover a deeper reason modern motherhood feels heavier than ever. It’s not because you’re failing, broken, or doing something wrong—it’s because motherhood was never meant to be done alone.

We explore how women lived and mothered in biblical times, why community was central to emotional and spiritual health, and how isolation is impacting modern moms’ mental health, nervous systems, and faith. If you’ve felt lonely, burnt out, resentful, or spiritually attacked in motherhood, this episode will bring clarity, relief, and hope.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why motherhood feels harder now than in previous generations

• How women lived and raised children in biblical times

• The role of community in emotional and spiritual resilience

• Why isolation amplifies anxiety and burnout

• How modern motherhood became a solo mission

• Why struggling doesn’t mean you’re failing

• Simple steps you can take to move toward real community

Key takeaway:
You were never meant to mother alone—and many of the things you’re trying to fix internally may actually be healed through connection.

Reflection question:
Where might God be inviting you to stop carrying motherhood alone and take one step toward community?

🤍 FREE CONNECTION OPPORTUNITY

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This is a space for encouragement, prayer, and connecting with other moms who don’t want to do motherhood alone.

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