48 | How to Find Your Purpose Through Discernment When You Feel Called to More

Feeling a bit lost and unsure about your purpose? You’re not alone — especially when you sense God may be calling you to something more, but you’re not sure how to discern what that is. In this episode, we talk about the quiet nudge of the Holy Spirit and how discovering your purpose isn’t about chasing what the world defines as success, but learning true discernment rooted in faith.We’ll explore how God gently guides us through everyday breadcrumbs, inviting us into deeper trust in God even when clarity hasn’t fully arrived yet. You’ll hear how simple spiritual practices like journaling, prayer, and reflection can help you notice where God is already at work in your life — without overwhelm or pressure.This episode is especially for Catholic moms who desire a deeper relationship with God but don’t know where to begin. Whether you’re faithful to your daily devotions, engaging in Bible study, or just longing to hear God’s voice more clearly, this conversation will encourage you to take one peaceful, God-led step forward.Grab your notebook, get comfy, and let’s walk this discernment journey together — with God leading the way.I pray that this episode blesses and encourages you!Michelle✨ Next Steps:Join the Facebook community — HereSubscribe to the weekly The Inner Flame — HereTake "What is my God-Given purpose: Where to Begin" quiz — HereBook a 1:1 Discernment Coaching Session — Here✨ Email: [email protected]✨ Website: https://MichelleBrannam.com✨ Listen to Related Episodes:06 | God’s Plan, Your Purpose: Understanding Your Calling10 | Unsure of Your Purpose? 3 Essential Steps to Find Your God-Given Purpose 18 You Were Meant for More: Breaking Through Self-Doubt to Discover Your Purpose🕊️ Scripture Mentioned:Jeremiah 29:11Philippians 2:12-28Philippians 2:13Bible 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.