Prayer can sound simple… until you’re in the middle of motherhood.

In this episode, we explore what it really looks like to practice prayer in a season that is loud, busy, and often overwhelming. What if prayer isn’t about saying the right words or having long, uninterrupted time with God, but about staying connected to Him throughout your day? We’ll talk about three simple and sustainable ways to pray in this season: structured prayer, breath prayers, and surrender prayers. If you’ve ever felt like your prayer life doesn’t “measure up,” this episode is an invitation to let go of perfection and rediscover prayer as a place of connection, honesty, and dependence on God.

Scripture References: Psalm 77, Matthew 6:9-13, Luke 11:2-4, 1 John 4:4, Psalm 56:3, Philippians 4:13, 2 Chronicles 30:9, 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, Hebrews 4:16

Recommended Resources:

Breath As Prayer by Jennifer Tucker

Lord, Teach Me to Pray by Kay Arthur

The Lord and His Prayer by NT Wright

Practicing the Way: Prayer Course

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Season 2 Introduction Episode

Silence & Solitude Episode

In this episode, I sit down with Katrina Campbell to discuss what it looks like to live a life of steady, uncompromising faith. Katrina shares from her years of raising children who love Jesus, her deep commitment to the local church, and her work in foster care - both personally and professionally.

She talks about faithfulness in the everyday, the responsibility and joy of discipling your children, and what it means to truly live on mission. Katrina’s wisdom is grounded, honest, and deeply rooted in her love for the Lord.

This episode is an invitation to pursue a faith that isn’t swayed by culture, but anchored in Christ - and lived out with consistency, courage, and love.

Scripture References: Philippians 3:13-14, Romans 12:1-2

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In this episode of Season 2, we’re exploring the spiritual discipline of silence and solitude - not as an escape from motherhood, but as a way of being present with God in the middle of it. For many moms, silence feels inaccessible, and solitude feels unrealistic, or even selfish. Our lives are loud and full, and the quiet can feel uncomfortable. But throughout Scripture, we see silence and solitude not as luxuries for the spiritually elite, but as formative rhythms modeled by Jesus Himself. We’ll talk about what silence and solitude actually are (and what they’re not), why silence feels so difficult in our modern world, and how this practice reveals what we carry beneath the noise. We’ll also explore what it looks like to come into God’s presence not as a role we carry but simply as a beloved child of God. My hope is not that you would strive to be still, but that you would learn to rest in the presence of a loving Father who delights in simply being with you.

Scripture References: Mark 1:35, 1 Kings 19, Psalm 131:1-2

Rule of Life Podcast: Solitude 03: Encountering Our Self with Bethany Allen

Recommended Resources:

Invitation to Solitude and Silence by Ruth Haley Barton

Solitude Course by Practicing the Way

Holy Ground Motherhood ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Links

⁠Season 2 Introduction Episode