
Faith-Based Habits for Christian Women in Hard Seasons
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About this listen
Episode 1
Struggling to build healthy habits because you're exhausted, anxious, or in a hard season? You’re not alone — and this podcast was made for you. In this first episode of The Godly Habits Podcast, Brooklynn and Dr. Mason Howe introduce their Christ-centered approach to holistic health. Learn how to create sustainable, faith-based habits when you’re walking through burnout, anxiety, grief, or spiritual fatigue.
You’ll hear:
- What “godly habits” really are (and how they help in hard seasons)
- Why habit-building often feels impossible when you’re overwhelmed
- A simple, grace-filled prayer practice you can try today
- Real encouragement for Christian women healing from hidden pain
Whether you’re recovering from trauma, navigating mental health challenges, or craving peace and purpose, this is a safe space for you to grow.
🌿 Quick Win Practice:
Set a timer for 2 minutes and gently invite God into one area of your life where you’ve felt resistance — whether that’s your habits, your healing, or your emotions. Start with, “God, I haven’t really invited You into this… but I want to now.”
📖 Bible Verses Referenced:
- Romans 15:13 — “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace...”
📬 Need Prayer? Have Questions?
We’d love to hear from you:
📧 contact.godlyhabits@gmail.com
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📣 Coming Next Week:
What is holistic health really — and how does it fit into your faith life? In Episode 2, we’ll break it down in a way that’s biblical, practical, and powerful.
Legal Disclaimer:
This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health care. Always consult your doctor or therapist for personalized support.