14 | Christian Motherhood: First Time Moms Looking Back With Gratitude And Looking Forward With Hope (and Catching up)
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In this episode of Good Warfare: Biblical Motherhood for the Modern World, Lily returns after a season of pause to share an honest life update and a timely message for first-time Christian moms. This two-part episode blends transparency with biblical encouragement as we explore what it truly means to look back with gratitude and look forward with hope in motherhood.
Rooted in Philippians 3:13, this episode speaks to moms navigating criticism, comparison, spiritual warfare, bitterness, and the tension between knowing God’s Word and living it out. Lily opens up about family life, work transitions, spiritual discernment, and the refining work God has been doing in her heart—especially learning to uproot bitterness through prayer and Scripture.
Together, we talk about:
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Letting go of hurtful words, past mistakes, and comparison
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Releasing shame without denying the past
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Replacing bitterness with Scripture and prayer
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Trusting God’s timing in motherhood, work, and calling
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Becoming doers of the Word, not hearers only
If you’re a first-time mom longing to raise your child with biblical conviction while walking in grace, hope, and obedience, this episode will encourage you to move forward—faithfully and free.
✨ Key Scriptures: Philippians 3:13, 1 Thessalonians 5:21, Jeremiah 23:32, Isaiah 46:10
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