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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2026 · 13 MIN

The Quiet Trust: What Scripture's Bravest Mothers Teach Us | Ep. 022

from Hearth Prayers · host Heavenward Home

Welcome to Hearth Prayers, a sacred pause for Christian mothers who want to begin their week anchored in faith.In this episode, we sit with five women of Scripture whose stories speak directly to the modern mother carrying more than she expected.From the widow who poured oil into empty vessels, to Hannah who wept through years of unanswered longing, to the Shunammite woman who declared "It is well" in the middle of grief, these women show us that God has never once abandoned a mother who trusted Him.If the evenings feel heavy or you simply need a reminder that God sees every quiet act of love, this episode is for you.IN THIS EPISODE:Five women of the Bible who trusted God when their provider was not presentHow the Widow with the Oil modeled courageous obedience in griefWhat "It is well" teaches us about faith before evidenceHow Hannah's persistent prayer is still a model for mothers todayThe Vessel Challenge, a week-long practice for releasing what you have been carrying aloneSCRIPTURE REFERENCED:2 Kings 4:1–7, 8–371 Samuel 1Ruth 11 Kings 17:8–16Isaiah 54:5, Philippians 4:13, Proverbs 31:26CONNECT WITH HEAVENWARD HOME:Website: www.heavenwardhome.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/heavenwardhomeFacebook: www.facebook.com/heavenwardhomePinterest: www.pinterest.com/heavenwardhomeThreads: www.threads.com/@heavenwardhomeNew episodes publish every other Sunday, providing a sacred pause to fill your cup before you pour into your family.

Welcome to Hearth Prayers, a sacred pause for Christian mothers who want to begin their week anchored in faith.In this episode, we sit with five women of Scripture whose stories speak directly to the modern mother carrying more than she expected.From the widow who poured oil into empty vessels, to Hannah who wept through years of unanswered longing, to the Shunammite woman who declared "It is well" in the middle of grief, these women show us that God has never once abandoned a mother who trusted Him.If the evenings feel heavy or you simply need a reminder that God sees every quiet act of love, this episode is for you.IN THIS EPISODE:Five women of the Bible who trusted God when their provider was not presentHow the Widow with the Oil modeled courageous obedience in griefWhat "It is well" teaches us about faith before evidenceHow Hannah's persistent prayer is still a model for mothers todayThe Vessel Challenge, a week-long practice for releasing what you have been carrying aloneSCRIPTURE REFERENCED:2 Kings 4:1–7, 8–371 Samuel 1Ruth 11 Kings 17:8–16Isaiah 54:5, Philippians 4:13, Proverbs 31:26CONNECT WITH HEAVENWARD HOME:Website: www.heavenwardhome.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/heavenwardhomeFacebook: www.facebook.com/heavenwardhomePinterest: www.pinterest.com/heavenwardhomeThreads: www.threads.com/@heavenwardhomeNew episodes publish every other Sunday, providing a sacred pause to fill your cup before you pour into your family.

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