In this episode, I sit down with author and Bible teacher Hanna Seymour to talk about what it really looks like to grow spiritually in the middle of real life with busy schedules, motherhood, exhaustion, and all.

We unpack Hanna's book Everyday Spiritual Habits and tackle one of the most common questions believers wrestle with: How do I actually stay consistent in my faith without feeling overwhelmed or burnt out? This conversation blends practical wisdom, biblical truth, and even habit science to help you build rhythms that truly last.

Throughout our chat, we share our personal journeys from checkbox Christianity and inconsistent routines to discovering life-giving rhythms with God that are flexible, sustainable, and deeply transformative. After this conversation, I hope you'll walk away encouraged that spiritual growth isn't about perfection, it's about connection.

In this episode, we cover:

why spiritual "discipline" can feel overwhelming and how to reframe it as life-giving habits
how to build habits that stick using simple, realistic steps
the power of starting small (even 30 seconds counts)
how to connect with God in everyday moments (laundry, dishes, driving, etc.)
habit stacking and identity-based growth (who you're becoming vs. what you're doing)
how different life seasons require different rhythms and that's okay
lesser-talked-about disciplines like gratitude, celebration, silence, and solitude
practical ways to memorize Scripture and stay rooted in truth
why shame has no place in your spiritual journey

If you've ever felt like you're failing at reading your Bible, praying consistently, or "doing enough," this episode is a breath of fresh air. It's not about adding pressure, it's about discovering a better way to walk with Jesus in your everyday life.

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