Are you a Catholic mom who feels a pull for something more — but isn’t sure how to discern your God-given purpose without getting it wrong?

In this episode, we’re talking about three common misconceptions that keep Catholic moms stuck when it comes to discernment and purpose — even when they’re praying, attending Mass, and trying to trust God’s plan.

You’ll begin to understand why prayer alone can leave you feeling stuck in discernment, how God actually guides us as we take faithful steps with Him, and why so much advice about purpose — even from Christians — sounds good but is incomplete.

If you’ve ever thought:

1. “I’m just praying and waiting for God to tell me what to do.”
2. “I want to trust God’s plan, but I don’t know how to move forward.”
3. “I feel called to more, but I don’t know how to discern it.”

This episode will help you understand how discernment, prayer, and action work together, so you can stop waiting in uncertainty and begin moving forward with clarity and confidence.

This conversation is especially for Catholic moms who want their purpose to be rooted in Scripture, Catholic teaching, and a real relationship with God — not trends, pressure, or one-size-fits-all advice.

You’ll walk away with:

1. A clearer understanding of what discernment actually is
2. Peace around taking the next faithful step
3. A simple reflection to help you begin moving forward with God

Whether you're folding laundry or sneaking in a quiet moment, grab those earbuds and let's dive.

I pray that this episode blesses and encourages you!

Michelle

✨ Next Steps:

1. Ready to Follow God's Plan for your Life? Book your 1:1 Discernment Coaching Session Here
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✨ Feedback or Questions? Contact me at hello@michellebrannam.com

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