HeyJaredThe Purpose of Motherhood
Join author Ashlee Kasten for weekly encouragement for mamas in the “thick of it”. Whether you’re a mom of a cuddly baby, an adventurous toddler, or a budding pre-teen, you are sure to find hope, peace, and renewed strength here.
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96. Why Your Prayers Feel Hard: Overcoming Distraction, Discouragement & Division as a Christian Mom (opens the original)
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Is something fighting to keep you from praying for your kids? In this episode, we dig into the spiritual attack on prayer for your children and expose the enemy's three favorite tactics: distraction, discouragement, and division. As Christian moms building faith-filled homes, we don't have to feel powerless — Ephesians 6 gives us a biblical blueprint for prayer that actually works, even when it's just two minutes long. You'll learn why prayer isn't about eloquence but about posture and total rel
95. The Fruit of the Spirit in Everyday Motherhood: What John 15:4 Actually Means for Busy Moms (opens the original)
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Is the fruit of the Spirit something that just happens for other moms… or is there actually a way to grow it in the middle of your own everyday chaos? Grab your free seat for the Building a Spirit Led Home Workshop - https://www.thepurposeofmotherhood.com/spirit-led-home-workshop In this episode of The Purpose of Motherhood podcast, Ashlee gets honest about a struggle every Christian mom knows well — wanting to respond with patience, kindness, and gentleness, and instead running on empty by 9am.
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