Do you ever feel mentally tired — even when nothing major has happened?

Like your mind keeps replaying conversations… anticipating problems… or trying to manage every possible outcome?

For many moms, emotional overwhelm doesn’t begin with what’s happening outside — it begins with what’s happening inside.

If your thoughts feel loud and your emotions feel out of control — this episode is for you.

• Emotional overwhelm & overthinking in motherhood • Regulating emotions through grace, not effort • The difference between God’s voice and inner accusation • Peace as a Person — Jesus Himself • Finding rest when the mind won’t slow down

• Psalm 16:4 • Ephesians 2:14 • 2 Thessalonians 3:16 • 2 Corinthians 5:21 • Romans 6:23 • Isaiah 53:5 • Psalm 46:10

🎧 EP8 — Why Guilt Makes Moms Feel Emotionally Unsafe 🎧 EP9 — Why You Can’t Regulate Emotions as a Mom 🎧 EP10 — Sick of Losing Your Temper? Why Anger Management Alone Can’t Bring Peace

Have you ever wondered why your anger feels so hard to control — even when you’re trying your best to manage it?

In this episode, we go deeper than anger management techniques and uncover something the Bible has been showing us from the very beginning.

From the first anger story in Scripture to the cross where anger meets redemption, you’ll discover why peace doesn’t come from suppressing anger — but from removing condemnation.

This episode is for every mom who:

• feels guilty after losing her temper

• tries to “do better” but still feels stuck

• wants real peace without shame

• longs for emotional healing, not self-blame

Jesus is not asking you to manage your anger better. He is inviting you into grace — where peace already exists.

• Genesis 4:3–5 • Genesis 3:7 • Genesis 3:21 • Genesis 3:17 • Genesis 4:6–7 • Genesis 4:8 • Romans 6:23 • Revelation 13:8 • Isaiah 53:4–5 • John 10:18 • Romans 8:1 • 2 Corinthians 5:21 • Hebrews 4:16

This episode includes a gentle quiet moment and a simple, clear prayer — for moms who are tired of carrying anger alone and want to receive grace instead.

✨ You are not condemned. ✨ You are not alone. ✨ Peace is a gift — and His name is Jesus.

Do you ever wonder why, no matter how hard you try, your emotions still feel overwhelming as a mom?

In this episode, we gently uncover why emotional regulation isn’t about trying harder — and how real peace begins when we receive grace instead of striving.

Through Scripture, personal testimony, and a grace-centered lens, you’ll discover three practical self-care shifts that help emotionally exhausted moms move from inner turmoil to lasting peace.

This episode is for you if:

• you feel anxious, tense, or emotionally drained

• you struggle with guilt, self-judgment, or feeling “not enough”

• you want emotional stability rooted in God’s love, not self-effort

• why emotional control alone never brings true peace

• how grace changes the way you see yourself after failure

• how resting in God’s presence creates real emotional safety

• how receiving grace daily brings clarity, patience, and inner calm

We’ll end with a gentle Quiet Moment and a grace-filled prayer, including an invitation to receive Jesus and rest in His unconditional love.

You don’t have to strive. You don’t have to punish yourself. You are deeply loved — and His grace is enough for you.

(All Scriptures are NKJV unless otherwise noted)

• Romans 5:8–9

• Ephesians 1:6

• Romans 8:1

• Isaiah 41:10 (NLT)

• Romans 5:17

• Romans 5:20

• Proverbs 4:18 (AMP)

Please consider sharing it with another mom who needs peace today, and leaving a review on Apple Podcasts — it truly helps more moms find this message.

Maybe it was just a small mistake. A tone you regret. A moment where you felt like you didn’t do enough.

And suddenly your heart feels tight. Your thoughts start racing. You feel the urge to fix everything… or blame yourself.

In this episode, we talk about why emotional exhaustion in mothers often isn’t caused by stress — but by guilt and hidden condemnation, and how Jesus gently restores emotional safety from the inside out.

✨ Why emotional instability is often rooted in condemnation, not weakness ✨ What the Bible really says about condemnation and God's love ✨ How Jesus removes condemnation — not just sin ✨ What it means to live without feeling constantly “being judged” ✨ How to respond when guilt and self-judgment show up ✨ Why emotional safety begins with grace, not self-control

• Romans 8:1 — No condemnation in Christ • 1 John 4:10 — Love begins with God, not our effort • 1 John 4:18 — Perfect love casts out fear • Hebrews 8:12 — God remembers your sins no more • 2 Corinthians 5:21 — You are the righteousness of God in Christ • Colossians 2:13–15 — The record of accusation was nailed to the cross

✨ Emotional safety is the natural state of a heart that is not under condemnation. ✨ You are not being evaluated — you are already accepted. ✨ You don’t need to punish yourself for what Jesus already carried.

Do you ever feel like you’re holding everything together — your child, your family, the future, the details, the “what ifs”?

And even when you sit down, your mind won’t stop?

In this episode, we talk about why letting go feels so hard for mothers, and how Jesus doesn’t shame us for trying to control — but gently invites us into rest.

This is not about trying harder. It’s about discovering who is already holding you.

• Why control often comes from fear, not pride • The lie that makes us feel we must manage everything • Jacob’s journey from striving to surrender • How Jesus responds to Martha with tenderness, not correction • How Jesus invites us to rest, not perform • What it means to release control without giving up responsibility • How true peace comes from being held, not holding everything together

• Genesis 2:16–17

• Genesis 3:1–7

• Genesis 32:24–28

• Luke 10:38–42

• Isaiah 53:4–5

• 1 Peter 5:7

• Isaiah 41:10

• Proverbs 3:5–6

• John 10:10

✨ “I don’t have to hold everything together — God is holding me.” ✨ “Letting go is not giving up. It’s trusting God to carry what I can’t.” ✨ “I am safe to rest, because Jesus is already at work.”

If this episode encouraged you, you may also enjoy:

🎧 EP1 — Why Am I Always Angry? 3 Ways to Find Peace and Emotional Stability 🎧 EP2 — Mom Guilt Is Crushing Me — Can Peace Bible Verses Really Calm My Heart? 🎧 EP3 — When Motherhood Triggers Your Anger — 3 Ways Moms Can Calm Down Before You Explode 🎧 EP4 — Overwhelmed Mother? Simple Stress Management Steps to Find Daily Peace 🎧 EP5 — Why You Can’t Seem to Let Go of Anxiety as a Mother — and How Jesus Brings Real Peace

🎧 EP6 — Tired of Being Driven by Your Emotions as a Mom? How Jesus Anchors You in Emotional Stability

✨ For every mom who is tired, emotional, or just trying to hold on — you are not weak. You are not alone. You are held.

Do you ever feel like your emotions run your day? One moment you’re okay, the next you’re overwhelmed, discouraged, or on edge — and you don’t even know why.

In this episode, we talk about:

• why so many moms feel emotionally exhausted and internally drained

• what the Bible means when it says hope is the anchor of your soul (Hebrews 6:19)

• how Jesus offers stability, not pressure

• why this is not positive thinking — it’s being held

• how to move from inner struggle to emotional steadiness in Christ

If you’re tired of overthinking, reacting, and carrying everything inside… this episode is for you.

Jesus is not asking you to control your emotions. He is inviting you to rest in Him.

Key Scriptures:

• Hebrews 6:19–20

• Romans 5:5

• Romans 8:9

• John 15:5

• Numbers 14:6–9

• Judges 14:5–9

• Isaiah 53:4–5

• 1 Peter 5:7

• 1 Thessalonians 5:8–10

• Jeremiah 17:7

If this episode encouraged you, you may also enjoy:

🎧 EP1 — Why Am I Always Angry? 3 Ways to Find Peace and Emotional Stability 🎧 EP2 — Mom Guilt Is Crushing Me — Can Peace Bible Verses Really Calm My Heart? 🎧 EP3 — When Motherhood Triggers Your Anger — 3 Ways Moms Can Calm Down Before You Explode 🎧 EP4 — Overwhelmed Mother? Simple Stress Management Steps to Find Daily Peace 🎧 EP5 — Why You Can’t Seem to Let Go of Anxiety as a Mother — and How Jesus Brings Real Peace

✨ For every mom who is tired, emotional, or just trying to hold on — you are not weak. You are not alone. You are held.

• “I am not driven by my emotions. I am anchored in Jesus.”

• “I don’t have to hold everything together — I am being held.”

• “Hope is not a feeling. It is my anchor.”

Do you ever feel anxious as a mother — not because something is wrong right now, but because you’re afraid of what might happen?

You care deeply. You want to protect your child. You want to make the right decisions.

And yet, the more you care, the harder it feels to rest.

In this episode of Someone Called Jesus, we explore why anxiety feels so heavy for mothers — and why it’s not a sign that something is wrong with you. Very often, anxiety comes from love that feels like it has to carry everything alone.

Through Scripture and gentle teaching, you’ll discover how the gospel becomes a place to rest, and how Jesus invites anxious hearts to place the weight back into His hands.

• Why anxiety in motherhood often comes from deep care, not failure

• Why telling yourself to “stop worrying” doesn’t actually bring peace

• How Jesus meets anxious moms while they’re still carrying the weight

• A gentle, practical path for letting go — without guilt or pressure

• How God’s Word protects your mind when anxiety returns

• Matthew 11:28
• Isaiah 53:5
• 1 Peter 5:7
• Psalm 34:18
• Proverbs 3:5
• 2 Timothy 1:7
• Isaiah 26:3

You were never meant to be the one holding everything together. You can care deeply without carrying everything. You can let go — because you are already held.

If this episode encouraged you, you may also want to listen to:

🎧 EP1 — Why Am I Always Angry? 3 Ways to Find Peace and Emotional Stability 🎧 EP2 — Mom Guilt Is Crushing Me — Can Peace Bible Verses Really Calm My Heart? 🎧 EP3 — When Motherhood Triggers Your Anger — 3 Ways Moms Can Calm Down Before You Explode 🎧 EP4 — Overwhelmed Mother? Simple Stress Management Steps to Find Daily Peace

These episodes build together — gently leading you from anger, to guilt, to stress, and now to anxiety — always back to peace in Jesus.

Do you feel tired — not falling apart, not emotionally dramatic — just overwhelmed?

In this episode of Someone Called Jesus, Leviney speaks gently to overwhelmed mothers who are carrying more than they were ever meant to carry alone.

This is not an episode about productivity, fixing yourself, or trying harder. Instead, you’ll discover how Jesus invites tired moms into real rest — not pressure — and how daily peace becomes possible even in the middle of a full life.

Through Scripture, lived experience, and grace-centered truth, this episode offers a calm, body-safe approach to stress management rooted in Jesus’ peace.

• Why feeling overwhelmed doesn’t mean you’re weak or failing

• How stress often comes from carrying unseen emotional and mental weight

• What Jesus really means when He says, “Come to Me, and I will give you rest”

• Three gentle, practical steps to restore daily peace

• How choosing trust over control allows your body and soul to rest again

• Matthew 11:28–30

• Romans 12:2

• John 15:5

• Isaiah 26:3

• John 14:27 (NLT & AMP)

• 1 Peter 5:7

You are not overwhelmed because you’re weak. You are overwhelmed because you care.

Jesus doesn’t offer peace as a reward for getting everything right. He offers peace as a gift — when you come to Him tired.

If this episode encouraged you, you may also enjoy:

🎧 EP1 — Why Am I Always Angry? 3 Ways to Find Peace and Emotional Stability Explore the deeper roots of mom anger and how Jesus brings calm to overwhelmed hearts.

🎧 EP2 — Mom Guilt Is Crushing Me — Can Peace Bible Verses Really Calm My Heart? Discover how Scripture reveals God’s heart toward guilt, condemnation, and peace.

🎧 EP3 — When Motherhood Triggers Your Anger — 3 Ways Moms Can Calm Down Before You Explode Learn how understanding your identity in Christ changes the way you respond to emotional triggers.

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