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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 9 MIN

What Is My Soul Trying to Tell Me? | Mirror & a Mic Reflection

from Unfiltered Light: Five - Ten Minutes for Christians in the Workplace "Let your light shine before others..." (Matthew 5:16) · host Veronica Mullins

Your Text Comes Straight To Me!In a world that celebrates constant productivity, it's easy to ignore the signals of a weary soul. In this reflection, Veronica invites listeners to slow down, listen, and recognize the areas where God may be inviting renewal and rest.Part of The Inner Walk at Work series. Pairs with Monday's Episode: When Success Becomes Exhaustion.What you'll reflect on:How our souls speak softly through fatigue, irritability, and disconnectionWhy those signals aren't always signs of weaknessWhat Psalm 23 reveals about God renewing rather than demandingWhy awareness often comes before healingKey Reflection Questions:What emotions have I been avoiding?What stress have I normalized?What burden feels heavier than it used to?What part of me needs God's renewal right now?Key truth: Your soul was never meant to survive on leftovers. It needs rest, truth, renewal, and God's presence.Scripture: Psalm 23:2-3 (NLT) | Matthew 11:28-30Episode Length: 5–6 minutesFeatured Products:☕ Gospel Doesn't Take PTO® mugs: https://bit.ly/4frDwFq👕 Workplace Wisdom Collection: https://bit.ly/4ujXnuZConnect with Mirror & a Mic:📧 Email: [email protected] 📱 Instagram: @iammrsmullins 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/iammrsmullins 💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/veronicamullins 🌐 Website: https://unfilteredlightmatt516.buzzsprout.com 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UnfilteredLightpodcastofficial💌 Want to share your reflection or prayer request? Email us at [email protected] Light Mission:"Let your light shine before others, that our Lord may be glorified in your workplaces and spaces."  Matthew 5:16This podcast exists to equip believers to live out their faith authentically at work, in public spaces, and everywhere in between. Because The Gospel doesn't take PTO.®Hosted by Veronica | Midweek reflections every Wednesday#whatismysoultryingtotellme #Psalm23:2-3renewsstrength#wearysoulsignals #soulspeakssoftly #Mirror&aMicpodcast  Support the showBuy Me Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/unfilteredlightClick Here to Get Your Workplace Playbookhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2458978/open_sms (Text me Here)

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Your Text Comes Straight To Me! In a world that celebrates constant productivity, it's easy to ignore the signals of a weary soul. In this reflection, Veronica invites listeners to slow down, listen, and recognize the areas where God may be inviting renewal and rest. Part of The Inner Walk at Work series. Pairs with Monday's Episode: When Success Becomes Exhaustion. What you'll reflect on: How our souls speak softly through fatigue, irritability, and disconnectionWhy those signals aren't alwa...

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