Summary

In this episode of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson discusses the importance of being prepared and ready to act, even when motivation is lacking. She reflects on personal experiences of returning to work after a break and emphasises the need for discipline and commitment to long-term goals. Drawing from scripture, she encourages listeners to push through feelings of reluctance and to maintain focus on their objectives, while also being mindful of their well-being and relationships.

P.s. the missing scripture quoted was from Proverbs 23:4 (NKJV):Do not overwork to be rich; Because of your own understanding, cease!

Takeaways:

• The bible acknowledges that we won't always feel ready and scripture provides the remedy for this.

• Feelings can change, but commitment remains.

• Pushing through reluctance aids growth.
• The balance between commitment and personal well-being is crucial.
• Your innate abilities will guide you through challenges.

Keywords:

personal growth, spiritual growth, spiritual growth in the bible, podcast, motivation, discipline, readiness, spiritual growth is personal growth, faith, scripture, life lessons, mental health

In the first episode of season 3, Natalie R Anderson discusses the importance of self-care for women, drawing inspiration from the Songs of Solomon. She reflects on the struggles of the Shulamite woman, who, while fulfilling her many roles, neglects her own needs. The conversation emphasises the balance between self-sacrifice and self-care, encouraging listeners to recognise their worth and the love that Christ has for them, even amidst their busy lives.

Takeaways

• The Shulamite woman represents the struggles many women face.
• Self-care is essential, especially for those who care for others.
• It's easy to forget personal needs while fulfilling roles.
• Christ sees our efforts and calls us beautiful.
• Self-sacrifice can sometimes be worn as a badge of honour; so can self care. There is a balance and listeners must ascertain when to exercise each.
• Women can pour into others at the expense of themselves.
• God shows us the perfect model of work and rest.
• The beloved's response in Songs of Solomon is encouraging.
• Jesus invites us to rest and find comfort in Him.

Keywords

Christian podcast for women , self-care, women, Songs of Solomon, encouragement, self-sacrifice, Christ's love, personal growth, motherhood, identity, beauty, spiritual growth, spiritual growth journey

Summary: In this season finale of the In Due Season podcast, host Natalie R. Anderson reflects on the story of David and Goliath, exploring themes of distress, friendship, and divine encouragement. She emphasises the importance of remembering one's identity and purpose during challenging transitions, using David's experience as a powerful metaphor for listeners to draw strength from their past victories.

Takeaways:

• This is the season 2 finale but don't worry, we'll be back in 1 month!
• David's story illustrates the journey from obscurity to prominence - in both place David was ALWAYS somebody to God and so are you x
• Encouragement can come from remembering who we are in God.
• Transitions can be challenging but are part of a larger journey.
• God provides reminders of our purpose in difficult times.
• The podcast encourages reading the Bible daily.
• Listeners are invited to reflect on their own journeys and victories.

Keywords: David, Goliath, encouragement, transition, faith, podcast, In Due Season, Bible, Christian podcast, Christian podcast for women, Christian women, Faith journey, Spiritual growth, Walking with God, Christian living, Bible-based encouragement, God’s timing, Kingdom woman, Women of faith, Christian personal development, Faith and mindset, Purpose-driven life, Growing in faith, Christian self-care, For Christian women, Women’s devotional podcast, Godly womanhood, Faith-filled encouragement, Christian motivational podcast, Devotional podcast for women, Honest faith conversations, Real talk with Godly women, Spirit-led living