faithful over few.

"Whoever is faithful in very little is also faithful in much." That's the scripture (Luke 16:10-12) anchoring this entire season, and Natasha opens the door wide with it. In this solo episode, she gets honest about what the belly pan falling off her car (twice!) taught her about ignoring root problems, and why being faithful over the little, unglamorous, unseen things is the real work of maintenance.She breaks down the six areas of life she'll be maintenance checking this season: career & calling, faith, friendships, family, finances, and love — all through the lens of stewarding what's already in her hands before asking God for more. Natasha gets honest about her shifting walk with Christ, what she's learned about being a better friend after her Phoenix birthday trip, the systems she's built to stay consistent online without burning out, and why she's chosen to keep her relationship intentionally private this time around.In this episode:The real-life car story behind the "maintenance check" themeLuke 16:10-12 as the anchor scripture for the seasonThe six areas of focus this seasonBuilding systems and consistency without losing restChoosing privacy in relationships after being overexposed beforeThis episode's Maintenance Check questionEnjoyed this episode? Share it with a friend, leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Facebook, and subscribe on YouTube and wherever you listen.Sign up for Main Character Mornings with Kris Kaylin!You can also watch the full episode on Youtube.Grab the In You JournalLeave a review on Facebook!Support the CFM Podcast here!Follow Natasha on Instagram!Join Natasha's Group Chat here!Follow CFM on Instagram!CFM is produced by Tot Spot Network.