Hey Mama, I'm Jenna, and you're listening to the Joy-Filled podcast. I'm here to help stay-at-home moms thrive by equipping you with tools to help you acknowledge and embrace your season and encourage you to

bring joy back into your motherhood. You'll walk away with everything you need to truly experience

the fullness of joy in this beautiful season of raising babies at home. So reheat or refill

wherever you're at in your day, your coffee,

and let's live Joyfilled together. Hello, hello, welcome back to the Joyfilled podcast.

If this is your first time listening, tuning in, I just want to say a big, huge welcome, and thank you for tuning into the podcast. However you found it, I am so happy that you're here. Whether you are folding laundry or going on your morning walk or doing the dishes or taking some time for you,

I hope that you leave encouraged and refreshed and equipped to do this thing called motherhood

with the joy of the Lord as your strength. I am so, so grateful

that I get a few minutes just to speak and encourage and just hopefully fill you up. So I'm so

happy that you're here. Today I wanted to talk a little bit about

looking for and seeing God in the mundane, messy, everyday moments of motherhood. Because,

I mean, these moments are what make up motherhood. And a lot of times these are the words used to describe motherhood.

You know, messy, mundane, sometimes even boring. Like, it can feel monotonous and repetitive,

especially in the season with littles at home and kind of feels like you're doing the same thing

every day and it kind of feels like what is so special about this and about what I'm doing.

And so that's why today I just want to talk about how in the world do we see God and see

his goodness and his richness and his mercy and and we see

him in these everyday kind of mundane less than perfect, less than special moments of motherhood.

I think that it's easy to feel far from God because we don't have,

you know, we don't have the time that we used to have. Maybe, you know, before you came

mom, you were used to like, I have my time with God at a certain time every day and this is how

it is and this is my routine. And then, you know, motherhood kind of changed all of that for you. Or maybe you've kind of

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