We know we should be grateful for the gifts God has given us in motherhood, but instead, we find ourselves battling discontentment, anxiety, and stress over our inability to keep up with even the simplest tasks. In this interview, author Hannah Anderson, talks about her book "Humble Roots," offering an opportunity for weary moms to rest as they accept their limitations and let God be God. She applies gospel-truth to challenging topics like postpartum body image, vocational or ministry calling, and dealing with the temptation to live for our ideal version of motherhood instead of God's plan for us. This conversation is candid, challenging, and leaves much to be considered...don't miss it!
More about Hannah Anderson & Her Writing:
Humble Roots: How Humility Grounds and Nourishes Our Soul Made for More: An Invitation to Live in God's Image Sometimes a Light - Hannah's Blog / Website Persuasion Podcast - Hosted by Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson for Christ and Pop CultureRelated Articles & Resources:
Trade the Toil for Rest in Motherhood - RM Blog I Never Wanted to Become a Desperate Mom - RM Blog Freedom to be the Mom God Created You to be: Why Comparison Doesn't Work - RM Episode 18For More:
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