The Questions I’ve Never Answered Out Loud (1-Year Anniversary Episode)— S1:Ep58

It’s officially been one year of the Healthy Holy Momlife Podcast… and today, I’m sharing the parts of my story I have never fully said out loud.   This anniversary episode is raw, emotional, and deeply personal — a look behind the microphone and into the journey God used to shape my life, my healing, my calling, and this entire ministry.   I’m answering the questions I’m asked the most — the hard ones, the vulnerable ones, the ones women whisper because they want to know if redemption is possible for them too.   In this powerful, tell-all episode, you’ll hear:   ✨ What it was really like not growing up in a biblical home … and how the Holy Spirit pursued me long before I knew how to pursue Him.   ✨ How God healed my heart after betrayal, divorce, and years of emotional damage … and the miraculous way He rebuilt my ability to trust again.   ✨ Why I started this podcast with nine kids, homeschooling, and pregnancy … and the calling that kept me going for a full year.   ✨ The #1 mistake Christian women make in their health … and how it keeps us spiritually and physically stuck.   ✨ Whether I still struggle with body image or discipline today … and how the Holy Spirit meets me in the tension — especially in this third trimester.   ✨ How I knew God was calling me home full-time and out of my FNP career … and the quiet, supernatural way He rearranged our family, our finances, and my heart.   This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s not polished. It’s not the “pretty” version.   It’s the truth — the messy, holy, redeemed truth of what God has done.   And because we’re celebrating one full year together, I’m hosting a One-Year Anniversary Giveaway:   🎁 A $10 Amazon gift card PLUS 🎁 A basket of my favorite Healthy Holy Momlife goodies   To enter: 1️⃣ Screenshot this episode 2️⃣ Share it to Instagram stories 3️⃣ Tag me @HealthyHolyMomlife   Thank you for listening. Thank you for being here. Thank you for letting me walk this journey with you.   Here’s to year two — deeper discipleship, deeper freedom, and deeper faith.