Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Our current culture has decided that motherhood is defined by complaining about our kids online, disguising our frustration behind a funny meme or an LOL, or guzzling down a bottle of wine at bedtime to slough off the struggles of running a home. We’re all being encouraged to Good Enough our way Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Today, over 10 million moms will take anxiety or depression medication in order to cope with their day, 29 million moms will yell at their kids, and 13 million moms will sneak away to the bathroom, the bedroom, the closet, or really anywhere to catch a breath, take a break, or to Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher On any given day there are nearly 438,000 children and youth in foster care. Nearly 110,000 are waiting to be adopted, waiting year after year for their forever home. For children in foster care, the government invests less than 50% of what it actually costs to raise a child. Close to 30,000 Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Jamie has a friend who has two teenage sons who are the same age. One is biologically hers and the other has been adopted. One brother is white and the other is black. Over the years she’s learned that when she needs to pick something up from Walmart, she always sends her Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher From working on college campuses to sharing the Gospel behind the Iron Curtain as a missionary, traveling around the world to speak on discipleship, Sally Clarkson has tenaciously sought after God’s kingdom and has used her ministry to encourage others to do the same. From her best-selling books and ministries, Sally has Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher As we wrap up Season 2 of the Mom to Mom Podcast, we have chosen to end on a topic that encompasses all of motherhood and one that propels us forward: a mother’s impact and legacy. Today, we have asked a special friend, Chrystal Evans Hurst, to join the conversation as we Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher As mothers of girls, we’re trying to raise up strong, Godly women in an ungodly world. A large part of who our daughters will become is deeply connected with what we model for them. We’re a blueprint. They watch how we dress, how we act, how we treat others. They’ll listen as Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Now that life has shifted and we are all schooling at home, let’s spend some time chatting about what we’re supposed to do and how we should begin. If you’ve never homeschooled and this is brand new overwhelming territory, never fear!! Thank goodness for Jamie Erickson and September McCarthy, two seasoned and Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher When Charles Dickens said: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,” in his book, A Tale of Two Cities, he could have been talking about raising a teenager. Raising teens can be both tricky and tremendously exciting at the same time. Your teen is dealing with hormones Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher To round out our three-part series of the working mom, we want to focus on a category of mothers who tends to get overlooked or perhaps, not considered when she is seen in the workforce or doing both working from home, working outside the home and raising a family. This is the Read More …