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Sep 13, 2026 33 min

another surrender.

from Closed for Maintenance

Natasha is back from a mid-season break with an episode on yielding, timing, and what it really means to surrender daily. This one is a download of lessons she's been sitting with. She talks about why she's stopped fighting the urge to step back, what her sister's labor and delivery taught her about knowing when to yield and when to push, and how facing the facts of where you actually are...not where you think you should be, can become the doorway to real progress, even in the smallest areas of life. The episode closes with a study of John 4 and the woman at the well: what it means that God met her in the middle of her ordinary day, and what that says about the pressure so many of us put on our own faith journeys to look a certain way. If you've been feeling behind, weary, or unsure whether stepping back makes you inconsistent, this episode is for you. The maintenance check continues! In this episode: Why breaks are maintenance, not a step backward Knowing when to yield vs. when to push Facing the facts of where you are right now A fresh read of John 4 and the woman at the well What daily surrender actually looks like You can also watch the full episode on Youtube. Grab the In You Journal Leave a review on Facebook! Support the CFM Podcast here! Follow Natasha on Instagram! Join Natasha's Group Chat here! Follow CFM on Instagram! CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.

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