Summary: <p>Welcome to the 65th episode of the #Momlife podcast!</p> <p>Here at the beginning of the year, we thought this would be a great time to repost one of our favorite episodes! On today’s episode, I’ll be speaking with an incredible mama, Natalie Muir. We originally posted this conversation when the school year has just started, and suddenly everything seems crazy! One thing that Natalie is really good at is being purposeful with the pace she sets for her family. Natalie has thought a lot about what it means to plan your family pace with a purpose. She is going to share with us today her spiritual perspective and practical tips to have a home focused on Jesus and functioning in his peace.</p> <p>Here are a couple resources that Natalie talks about:</p> <p>Download the powerful planning list here: <a href="http://momlife.ljpres.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/57-Purposeful-Planning-List.docx">powerful planning list</a></p> <p>And, the Spouse meeting worksheet here: <a href="http://momlife.ljpres.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/57-Spouse-meeting.docx">Spouse meeting</a></p> <p>Join us each Friday as we post a new #Momlife podcast. I want you to be encouraged in your journey with Jesus. Know that you are loved, that your kids were placed by our incredible Creator in your womb and you are the absolute best mom for your little people. Know that God is good and has good plans for you and your family. I encourage you ladies to trust God and notice the little gifts he gives you each day, the moments that are small blessings. And I pray that each of you amazing ladies will also find ways to love, encourage, and bless those around you today. If you find these podcast conversations encouraging and helpful, please subscribe and share with a friend. You can find out more about today’s episode, as well as past conversations at momlife.ljpres.org. #momlife is a ministry of La Jolla Presbyterian church. Today’s episode was produced by myself and Jim Sedgwick, and I’m your host Cynthia Blase. I pray you have a joy-filled day!</p>
