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Episode 4: Mom Guilt or Holy Spirit Conviction?

Every Christian mom has felt it.

The nagging feeling that you're not doing enough, praying enough, teaching enough, serving enough, or being enough.

But what if some of what we're calling "mom guilt" isn't actually guilt at all? What if it's comparison, perfectionism, fear, or even condemnation? And what if some of it really is the loving conviction of the Holy Spirit calling us to grow?

In this episode of Behind the Church Smile, we're talking about how to tell the difference between conviction and condemnation, why personal convictions should not become universal commands, and how Christian women can stop measuring themselves against everyone around them. We'll discuss homeschooling, working outside the home, Christian liberty, legalism, comparison, and the danger of swinging from one extreme to the other.

God never called us to live crushed under burdens He didn't give us. But He also didn't call us to settle for complacency in our faith, marriages, or motherhood.

Let's learn how to recognize His voice above all the others.