Do you feel stuck in the same anxious thoughts over and over again?

Have you been praying about the same fear, the same overwhelm, or the same emotional pattern and wondering if God sees you in it?

Do you feel like you know the truth in your head, but your heart and body still feel tired, tense, and afraid?

What if Jesus is not waiting for you to “get it together,” but is meeting you right in the place where you feel stuck?

Acts 3 reminds anxious moms that Jesus meets them in the places where they feel stuck and weary, His name has power, His presence brings refreshing, and He helps them take the next faithful step toward peace.

In this episode, Rachel walks through the story of the man at the temple gate who had been unable to walk since birth. He asked Peter and John for temporary help, but through the name of Jesus, God gave him something deeper: restoration, strength, and a new way to walk.

Rachel connects this passage to the places moms often feel emotionally stuck — fear of the future, anxiety spirals, overthinking, mom guilt, exhaustion, and carrying too much. Through Scripture, practical application, and encouragement, this episode reminds you that the length of your struggle does not limit the power of Jesus.

You’ll learn why the name of Jesus is not a formula, but a place of faith and authority, how repentance brings refreshing instead of shame, and why returning to God’s presence through His Word and gratitude can help steady your heart when anxiety feels loud.

✝️ Acts 3:6

✝️ Acts 3:19–20

Listen to the song mentioned in this episode: In Jesus Name by Katy Nichole

Grab your Bible and read Acts 3 this week. As you read, ask God to show you where you have been feeling stuck and where He is inviting you to take one faithful step with Him.

Website: www.faithoveranxietyformoms.com

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Xoxo, Rachel 💜