Feeling overwhelmed by the constant hustle? You’re not alone. As women, we’re natural influencers and nurturers, yet our own racing minds can often leave us exhausted and yearning for a peace that lasts.

What if the very rhythm of your body, your menstrual cycle, isn’t a burden, but God’s gentle, intentional gift to draw you closer to Him? It’s a built-in invitation to experience His sufficient grace in every season of the month.

In this episode of Serenity on Steroids, host Vianca Joy offers a transformative perspective: your cycle is a sacred roadmap made up of four distinct seasons, each with a divine purpose.

Discover how to:

• Rest & Reset in your menstrual phase (your spiritual winter) by anchoring yourself in the present-tense reality of God’s “I AM” presence.
• Build & Create in your follicular phase (your spring) with energy that comes from trusting God with your new beginnings.
• Radiate & Connect in your ovulatory phase (your summer), stewarding your confidence and influence for God’s glory.
• Discern & Complete in your luteal phase (your autumn), turning heightened sensitivity into spiritual wisdom and purposeful action.

This heartfelt discussion also covers navigating perimenopause as a spiritual passage, embracing prayerful movement as a “healing dance,” and understanding how living one day at a time is rooted in the very name of God.

If you’re ready to move from exhaustion to empowerment and align your life with the wise, grace-filled design God created, this episode is for you.

Find your divine rhythm. Find your serenity.

Keywords: Christian women, menstrual cycle, hormonal health, faith-based wellness, biblical womanhood, perimenopause, spiritual growth, mental health, mindfulness, prayer, God’s grace, feminine design, ovulation, menstruation, PMDD, postpartum, motherhood, Catholic, biblical living, peace, burnout, rest.

I was regretting the past,

and fearing the future.

Suddenly my Lord was speaking:

"My name is I Am".

He paused.

I waited.

He continued...

"When you live in the past,

with its mistakes and regrets,

it is hard. I am not there.

My name is not I WAS.

When you live in the future,

with its problems and fears,

it is hard. I am not there.

My name is not I WILL BE.

When you live in this moment

it is not hard. I am here.

My name is I AM."

(Helen Mallicoat)

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