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Feeling Afraid During Pregnancy or Labor? 5 Lies From the Enemy—and How to Fight Back With Scripture | Ep. 82

Natural Birth For Catholic Moms | Faith-Filled Birth Education, Holistic Pregnancy, Unmedicated Labor, Natural Hospital Birth Tips + Birth Stories For A Holy Confident Birth · 3 августа 2026 г. · 21 мин

✨ Download The FREE Speedy Birth Blueprint Here 🕊   Get Access To The DIY Doula Guide For Catholic Moms 🕊  Join The Holy Confident Birth Course Inside you will find: - Instant access to 10+ hours of video lessons - 150+ Page E-Book packed with practical resources to help you through pregnancy & birth  - Taught with a uniquely Catholic perspective on the birth process, and a holistic approach while including evidence-based and medically accurate information.  - Lessons from other birth professionals including a functional nutritionist, a webster certified chiropractor, and a midwife - *NEW* A live monthly Q+A with Eve to address your personal questions!! - *NEW* Access to a private facebook community of other Catholic women preparing for God-centered, natural births 🧺 Shop my favorite birth + postpartum products on Amazon   In this episode, we are going to talk through five Bible verses to meditate on during pregnancy and labor, each paired with a worship song to combat common challenges: fear (2 Timothy 1:7; “Sound Mind” by Brian & Katie Torwalt), anxiety (Philippians 4:6–7; “Confident” by Stephanie Gretzinger and “Wouldn’t It Be Like You” by Brian & Katie Torwalt), pain (John 16:21; “Even When It Hurts” by Hillsong), impatience (Isaiah 66:9; “Isaiah Song” by Maverick City and “Slower I Go” by SEU Worship), and doubt (Psalm 139 and Hebrews 12; “Promises” by Maverick City).  00:00 Welcome and New Name 00:35 Spiritual Side of Labor 03:24 Preach Peace to Your Heart 04:59 Verse for Fear 06:34 Verse for Anxiety 09:09 Verse for Pain 11:35 Verse for Impatience 13:50 Verse for Doubt 16:56 Final Encouragement Medical Advice Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not medical advice. It is not a substitute for care from your physician, midwife, or qualified healthcare provider. I recommend consulting your provider regarding your specific medical situation and before making decisions about your care.