EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 30 MIN
Grace for Motherhood | Faith, Loss, Mental Health & God’s Sufficient Grace
from Grit and Grace Podcast with Tonya Bruton · host Tonya Bruton
Motherhood is sacred — and it is also complicated.In this deeply personal episode of Grit & Grace Podcast, I open my heart and invite listeners into a conversation shaped by decades of motherhood, loss, faith, and God’s sustaining grace.For 33 years, I raised children in my home. I am the mother of seven living children and one precious baby in heaven, who passed away at three months old on Mother’s Day in 1997. I also raised children with chronic illness, navigated years as a young and often single mother with little support, and carried the weight of generational mental health struggles.For many years, Mother’s Day was painful for me — filled with grief, resentment, and unanswered prayers. But through journaling prayers, pouring out my heart to God, and walking daily through uncertainty, I encountered the unbelievable grace of God in ways I never expected.As Scripture reminds us:“My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.”— 2 Corinthians 12:7–10In this episode, I share how God gave me enough grace to mother children with vastly different needs — and how humility before Him (James 4:6) became a lifeline.At 23:15, my husband Josh joins the conversation as we reflect on our journey raising triplets, walking through postpartum depression, and my first mental health diagnosis of bipolar disorder — and how God remained faithful through it all.This episode is for anyone who loves motherhood, struggles with it, grieves through it, or feels unseen within it.✨ Subscribe to Grit & Grace Podcast for faith-based conversations about mental health, trauma, healing, and hope.🔗 More episodes & resources:👉 https://www.tonyabruton.com
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