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We Don’t “Got This”, But God’s Got US!

What’s the secret of being a good wife, mom, housekeeper, friend, family member, employee,  church member, and volunteer – while also being good to yourself too?

This reflects the heart-cry of so many women these days! And these very same questions are what rocked my world 2 years ago when I hit the end of myself yet again.

Over the last 2 years God has shown me a lot. He has taken things off my plate that I didn’t want removed; taken me through the feelings I had been avoiding by heaping busyness all over myself; and helped heal me instead of just bandaging me and tossing me back out there with a “You got this!” and a high five.

The truth is, I don’t “got this.”
I’ll never “got this.”
And hearing “You got this” isn’t very helpful to anyone else either.
But there is something that’s helpful!
Rather-someone: Jesus.
And He wants you to get to know Him better. To walk in that day-to-day, moment-by-moment lifeline of a relationship with Him, through the Holy Spirit, conquering the hard together and finding joy in this journey of life!

I’ve always loved writing, and have been blogging for 7 years, but God kept telling me to start a podcast to share what we had been going through together. So, with the help of my husband, I finally did! It’s my hope that in sharing the encouragement He has given me along the way, I’ll help someone else too! Maybe that someone is even you!

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Permission To Bloom

The last few weeks I have felt God shifting me into a new season. Areas I have felt stuck in are beginning to flow. Writing. Speaking. Creating. A new gentleness is coming over me.Not through me…

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Pockets of Peace From Full

Episode 5- Pockets of PeaceI’m taking you along with me today on a walk between cleaning jobs, stopping briefly at home to check in on my kids—one already at work, the others still enjoying a slow summer morning.What’s on my mind today is pockets. Pockets of peace, play, and stillness tucked into ordinary, full days that don’t often give us long stretches of quiet. I’m learning not to wait for life to slow down, but to notice the small moments already here.I’ve also been reflecting on how social media affects my mind—how subtle comparison can build restlessness over time. After stepping away from it for a year and returning, I’m more aware of how quickly my inner quiet can feel crowded again.So I’m choosing differently where I can: more walking, more prayer, more presence, and simpler ways of noticing life as it is. Small, quiet faithfulness in the middle of everything.My hope for the spaces God is helping me create is the same—that they feel like quiet places to breathe in a noisy world. And that you are reminded that even in a full life, peace and playfulness can still be found in pockets!

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Daylene Byers

-Is a Jesus-lover, wife, & mom of 3.

She’s also a miscarriage survivor, anxiety overcomer, network marketing leader turned network ministry worker.

She has been a faith encouragement blogger for 7 years, but has felt God calling her to step out of her comfort zone again and add podcasting and public speaking to the ways she shares about what He is showing her.

Her greatest hope is not that she would be the most popular speaker or blogger, but that she would inspire others to accept Jesus’s invitation to a personal friendship with Him through the Holy Spirit. Doing so has been her lifeline through all of life’s ups, downs, and in-betweens!

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