Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Recently, we had the privilege of hosting a Q&A panel at the Teach Them Diligently convention in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The room was packed with moms eager to ask them some hard questions about mothering, faith, homeschooling, discipleship, and so much more. Unfortunately, we weren’t able to get to all of the questions and Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher We live in a crazy, mixed-up world, vastly different from the world 20 years ago. Back then, there were no cell phones, only very rudimentary computers, no internet or social media and the world seemed much calmer as we all had more time to spent in face-to-face communication. We weren’t looking more Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Parenting adult children can sometimes be a delicate dance. But just as we did when they were younger, we have to hold them out to the Lord, asking that He go before them each and every day. He loves them far more than we ever could and can draw them close with Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher A few years into her mothering, Jamie decided that she wanted to put more emphasis on Easter in her home. It bothered her that Christmas–the day set aside to remember the birth of Christ–had become an entire season of celebration and yet Easter–the day honoring His ultimate sacrifice on the cross and Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Finding a community for special needs families can be difficult and lonely. They need the support of the church, their families, and friends to help and be available when needed. We can all do something to help the caregivers we know. (This website contains affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher “But so-and-so has one.” “It’s all your fault.” “That’s not fair.” As moms, we’ve all heard these dramatic declarations on occasion–often at full volume and packaged in tears. But while in their immaturity, kids can be prone to selfishness, if left unchecked these self-seeking desires can morph into an unholy trinity of Read More …
(This website contains affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for full details.) Episode partners: “We call it the formative years because there is a lot more correction that’s required in these earlier years.” September McCarthy
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher ‘Tis the season. Or at least ‘tis almost the season. Now is the time to start making a Christmas list for all the special people in your life. But if you’re anything like us, you probably don’t want the marketing gurus of Target and Walmart to determine what to put under your Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher There’s a spiritual battle going on in our culture today, Mama, and it’s a battle for our children’s hearts, minds, and bodies. Just turn on your TV and watch the news, or scroll through Facebook, TikTok, or Instagram. It’s everywhere your kids are and everywhere you don’t want them to be. What Read More …
If you’re raising a strong-willed child, you’re well aware of it without having anyone tell you. Strong-willed kids aren’t bad but they can be incredibly frustrating. They’re often smart and confident, able to problem solve quickly, and are determined to achieve their goals. Although these are great traits, they’re probably not the first things that Read More …