140 | Are You Missing the Life Jesus Promised You? // Blooming & Becoming

About this episode

Jenna Griffith discusses the meaning of abundant life in motherhood through the lens of John 10:10, encouraging moms who feel overwhelmed.

If motherhood has been feeling more like survival mode than abundant life lately, this episode is for you. In this season opener, I’m sharing the heart behind this spring series and talking about what Jesus actually meant when He said He came so we could have life to the full. Through the lens of John 10:10, I want to encourage the Christian mom who feels overwhelmed, stuck, or like she’s lost herself in motherhood with the reminder that abundant life is still available — even in the middle of the ordinary, messy, beautiful work of raising kids. This episode is a hope-filled conversation about motherhood, identity, joy, and becoming the woman God is shaping you to be. JOY FILLED MOTHERS CLUB Joy For The Journey: a free 3 day devotional for moms in the trenches Connect with Jenna on Instagram: @jennamariegriffith

People in this episode

Host: Jenna Griffith

Topics covered

• motherhood
• identity
• joy
• Christian encouragement
• abundant life
• parenting

Keywords

• motherhood
• abundant life
• Christian mom
• identity
• joy
• parenting
• John 10:10

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: John 10:10

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