For me I've found that spinning over my worries and fears, trying to "figure it out" alone for many years has actually never, ever helped —and that taking it all to God first is the best choice because He can handle it and will always be there to help us through.

And even when my circumstances didn't always shift in the exact time or way that I wanted, I can say without a doubt that I'm still so glad that I chose to lean into the Lord, instead of depending on myself. We've all had moments that are hard and not good at all, but I've found in my life, that God is always good and faithful, just as it says in His word.

In this episode, I talk about how the Lord has been faithful to comfort, help and heal through a difficult season —and share three ways to intentionally turn your focus back to Jesus and His faithfulness when you feel anxiety rising.

This is a daily practice, but it's so worth it, so remember to give yourself grace. I hope this quick episode encourages and reminds you that God is good, steadfast, unchanging, always for you and completely trustworthy —and loves you more than you know.

With a grateful heart,

Hannah

In my very first episode, I share about my pregnancy and postpartum story to remind you that you're not alone, and you always have hope —true hope that encourages and strengthens you not only in this season, but for your entire God-given life.

Struggles and anxiety still come up, but fully surrendering and experiencing the gift of true dependence on the Lord in the middle of a difficult wilderness season has forever shaped and changed me. When you give everything to God, including your pain, you will be amazed by the ways He will work in your life.

The only reason I have this show is because of Jesus and how good and faithful He has been —and I get to tell you that the same God that redeemed my pain, grew my faith, and filled me with purpose and joy, is ready to meet you right where you are, and lead you toward wholeness and transformation as well. Therefore, we can have hope and remember that He is able to do more in us by His power than we can even imagine, as it says in Ephesians 3:20 —and my life isn't perfect, but it certainly is a testament to this, and I'm so grateful and humbled.

As you listen to my story, I pray that you call out to the Lord, experiencing complete dependence on Him too, knowing that God is faithful, loving and trustworthy to handle every bit of your pain and every fear.

I don't take it lightly that I get to be here to encourage you, friend. Thanks for being here.

With a grateful heart,

Hannah