Let's take a transparent look at how we navigated helping our four older children navigate their fears of safety and change, the power of "hundreds of small conversations," and the sacred moments that anchored us all during labor. If you feel like you’re struggling to be the "anchor" while your own water is choppy, this episode is for you.

Let's pull back the curtain on the "emotional landscape" of my home during my most recent pregnancy. For a family that has already walked through the deep valley of losing a father, adding a new baby isn't just about excitement, it’s about navigating the four-letter word no one likes to pair with pregnancy: Fear.

Let's talk about the guilt of not being 'present enough' when life feels heavy, and the small things that help us navigate and show up in a powerful ways. If you feel like you’re running on empty as we head into the new year, this conversation is for you.

If I’m being honest, this past year didn't look like a highlight reel. It was physically heavy, exhausting, and, to be truthful, there were many days where I simply couldn't show up the way I wanted to for my family. Maybe you’ve been there too? Whether it’s a difficult pregnancy, a health struggle, or just a season where your 'intentionality' has been replaced by 'survival.' Welcome to a new season on the podcast, Mama

In today's world, we hear countless sayings and mantras that promote self-fulfillment, personal happiness, and chasing after what feels good. But what happens when these cultural norms clash with the teachings of scripture? In "Culture vs. Truth ," we dive into the tension between what society often accepts and what the Bible actually says. From the mantra "Do what makes you happy" to the belief that "follow your heart" leads to true fulfillment, we'll explore how these ideas compare to biblical truths like seeking God's kingdom and carrying our cross. Join us as we navigate the words and wisdom that shape our world and measure them against God's Word, offering clarity, encouragement, and perspective in a culture that often gets it wrong.