69 | Too Busy to Discern Your Purpose as a Catholic Mom? Begin Here
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Are you struggling to discern your purpose in the middle of motherhood and feeling like there’s never enough time to focus on what God may be placing on your heart?
As a busy Catholic mom, it’s easy to feel consumed by the responsibilities of daily life—leaving little space for prayer, devotion, Bible study, hearing God, or even slowing down long enough to reflect on His plan for your life.
In this episode, we’re talking about the tension so many Catholic women feel between motherhood, overwhelm, and the desire to pursue their God-given purpose. You’ll walk away encouraged to stop waiting for the “perfect season” and begin taking small faithful steps with God right where you are.
If you’ve been feeling spiritually distracted, overwhelmed, or unsure of where to begin, this conversation will encourage you to trust in God, spend intentional time with Jesus, and seek clarity one step at a time.
Whether you’re driving, folding laundry, or in the middle of mom life, take a deep breath, press play, and let’s do this together.
I pray that this episode blesses and encourages you!
Michelle
✨ Next Steps:
- Join the Facebook community — Here
- Subscribe to the weekly The Inner Flame — Here
- Take "What is my God-Given purpose: Where to Begin?" quiz — Here
- Book a 1:1 Discernment Coaching Session — Here
✨ Email: hello@michellebrannam.com
✨ Website: https://MichelleBrannam.com
✨ Listen to Related Episodes:
- 03 | 3 Ways to Make Time for God (Even When You're Busy!)
- 16 | Lost Without Purpose? It's Time to Find Your Way
- 26 | Tired, Exhausted, and Confused? What to do when Purpose Feel Impossible
- 34 | Feeling Overwhelmed? How to Trust God When Life Feels Chaotic
🕊️ Scripture Mentioned:
- Luke 10:41
Bible Translation Used: All Scripture is quoted from the Revised Standard Version – Second Catholic Edition (RSV-2CE), The Great Adventure Catholic Bible, © Ascension Press. Used with permission.