Feeling a bit lost in the hustle and bustle of motherhood—especially during the Advent and Christmas season? You’re not alone.
In week two of our Prepare Him Room mini-series, we’re talking about how to create silence in the middle of a busy, noisy season so you can begin hearing God’s voice.
As busy Catholic moms, it can feel nearly impossible to carve out time for prayer when kids, work, and responsibilities never stop. In this episode, I share simple, practical ways to quiet the noise, trust in God, and sit with Him in silence—even if you only have a minute. These small, intentional moments lay the foundation for discernment and living out your God-given purpose.
If you’ve ever wondered why you can’t hear God or felt discouraged in your prayer life, this episode will encourage you and give you one gentle, doable step to start today.
Grab your pen and notebook—this is a beautiful invitation to slow down, listen, and prepare your heart for Jesus this Advent.
I pray that this episode blesses and encourages you!
Michelle
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✨ Listen to Related Episodes:
- 05 | Is it God? How to Recognize His Voice Amidst the Noise?
- 19 | How to Become Closer to God While You Wait to Hear His Voice
- 42 | How Gratitude Strengthens Your Trust in God (and Helps You Hear His Guidance)
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Bible Translation Used: All Scripture is quoted from the Revised Standard Version – Second Catholic Edition (RSV-2CE), The Great Adventure Catholic Bible, © Ascension Press. Used with permission.
Catechism of the Catholic Church Translation Used: Catechism of the Catholic Church, Ascension Edition © Ascension Press. Used with permission.