What does it really mean to choose yourself as a mom? In this conversation, Emily sits down with single mom and entrepreneur Katie Eberman, to explore how motherhood, identity, and self-worth intertwine. Katie opens up about her transformation from surviving to thriving - navigating separation, rediscovering her confidence, and learning how small daily choices toward self-love create lasting change. Together, Emily and Katie discuss the guilt many mothers feel when prioritizing themselves, wh...

Join the My Essential Birth Course by November 4th and get TWO exclusive BONUSES: The Belly Mapping Guide & Partner Belly Binding Video Tutorial. It's everything you need to help your baby be in the perfect position for birth AND to support your belly postpartum!-------One day she sneezed... and everything shifted. 😳 When Lisette’s water broke before 36 weeks, her home birth plans changed in an instant — but her confidence didn’t. What followed was a powerful story of faith, flexibility,

Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9)Joshua was one of only two people who left Egypt and entered the promised land. He was a military leader and a spy, and eventually took over as leader of the Israelites after Moses died. He continually led the Israelites into battle and trusted in God’s promise that they would reach and enter the promised land.Through all the battles and

You’ve worked too hard to keep spinning your wheels. It’s time to start, scale, and finally succeed with a plan that actually lasts. In today’s episode, I’m joined by Gillian Perkins, entrepreneur, YouTuber, and host of the Start Scale Succeed Conference, to talk about what it really takes to start strong, scale sustainably, and succeed in business without losing your peace. We’re diving into what inspired the event, what attendees can expect, and why this 3-day experience is packed with exactly

Lily Darnell and Sarah Varillas of Inner Circle Autism Network are using a telehealth behavioral parent training model to support families in a powerful new way. Their approach helps parents gain the tools and confidence to use ABA strategies at home—especially when traditional, clinic-based services may not be accessible.For many families, clinic environments or long waitlists can create barriers to care. Inner Circle’s telehealth model offers a lifeline for those in transition, waiting for

Ned sits down with Brad Plett, a father of four and full-time missionary with Youth With A Mission (YWAM) in Kona, Hawaii. Brad opens up about his journey through a dark season of anxiety, shame, and guilt in his early years of fatherhood, and how discovering his identity as a son of God transformed not only his life but his entire family's trajectory.Learn more about YWAM here: https://ywamkona.org/courses/family-dts/- 00:00:00 - Welcome to Brad Plett- 00:03:00 - 25 Years of Marriage: Keys to

In this heartwarming and insightful episode, Tara sits down with Ms. Monica, beloved educator and YouTube sensation, to talk about the power of early childhood education and the importance of literacy. Known for her joyful “Circle Time with Ms. Monica,” she shares how her passion for teaching and connecting with children inspired her to bring learning into homes during the pandemic, helping parents everywhere create meaningful learning moments right from their living rooms.The conversation dives

Welcome back to Ask Ready or Not! It’s Ready or Not’s tip-based episode, landing in your ears every Friday.This week, Loz chats with Nicole Gleeman, emergency nurse and founder of Rhythm First Aid and Bumpies, about what to actually do when your child gets sick, injured, or starts solids.Nicole has spent over a decade in emergency departments, and she’s on a mission to make parents feel calm and confident when the chaos hits. She shares what’s normal when it comes to constant daycare bugs, when to

Today is the fourth episode in my Fundamentals of Parenting Teens podcast series. (Previous episodes in the series: 234, 235, and 236) If you're constantly battling with your teenager and their behavior seems to be getting worse instead of better, the problem might not be your teen—it might be your approach. In today's episode I'll explain why supporting your teen's autonomy is the key to reducing conflict, staying connected, and actually improving their behavior in the long run. I'll give yo...

Send us a text with your feedback here!Dive into Jason Tuttle's powerful story about parenting two medically fragile children and the lessons learned along the way. In this episode, you'll hear firsthand experiences, practical cooking tips, and an honest look at grief and resilience.Jason's journey as a father to two children with severe neurological delays and medical needsThe simple and adaptable Betsy's black bean chili recipe, including ingredient tips and why it's a

Show Notes / Episode DescriptionEpisode: A Short Prayer for FriendshipLength: ~8 minutesTheme: Friendship, healing, and divine connectionSummary:In this week’s Quiet Hour, I pray over the ache of loneliness and the longing for true, life-giving friendships. Whether you’ve been hurt, overlooked, or isolated, this prayer is an invitation to let God rewrite your story of connection.We pray for:Healing from rejection and friendship woundsDivine connections and “iron sharpens iron” relationshipsPeace in

Send us a text So often we hear arguments against homosexuality from conservative Christians — friends, family, even legislators — who claim biblical authority. But what if that authority is built on a mistranslation? What if the word homosexual was never meant to be in the Bible at all? That question lies at the heart of today’s conversation. Sara and special Guest Kathy Baldock are diving into the groundbreaking documentary 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture — a film that reveals...

Summary: In this episode, I open up about what’s been happening behind the scenes since my unexpected break from The Quiet Revival: the podcast, the blog, the social media, all of it. From the heartbreak that led to a full crash, to the surrender that birthed new rhythms of faith and peace, this is the real story of burnout, obedience, rejection, and revival.You’ll hear how I:* Let go of a dream that was financially comfortable but spiritually suffocating* Walked through a season of rejection and

We’re talking about the unknowns of Halloween, the costumes, the candy, and the confusion.We didn’t grow up with it, so every year feels like we’re still figuring it out. From explaining it to our kids to asking why it has to be so scary, we unpack what this holiday even means for us now. 🎃Come laugh, learn, and maybe feel a little more seen if you’re still trying to make sense of Halloween too.DM us on Instagram ⁠@newrootsnewrules⁠Subscribe to our ⁠newsletter⁠

Todd and Cathy share the upcoming changes to their podcast, Zen Parenting Radio, which will be renamed Zen POP Parenting starting June 1st! They also discuss the normal shifts in kids’ friendships, highlighting the importance of loyalty, boundaries, and the reality that friendships evolve. As parents, we can feel more overwhelmed than our kids when these changes happen, but it’s important to normalize the ups and downs of friendships and offer support without letting our own fear or discomfort take

Symptoms identified from a history provide some of the most critical information used in diagnosing a disease. When patients describe the symptoms for which they are seeking professional attention, they are also reporting the story of an illness as they have lived and remembered it, and so it can vary. To some extent, symptoms are a universal human experience. Virtually every person. Experiences some discomfort and is seeking help.Talking with a patient has a third function: it helps that person

We’ve all been there. You thought you'd planned for everything, used your tools and had it under control. But now your child’s having a meltdown at a family gathering, bedtime turns into a battle, or you miss an appointment because your child refuses to get in the car. In the moment, it feels like chaos. Later you blame yourself, worry about the mistakes or feel like you've lost control. But what if those hard moments could actually become your best teachers? In this episode, I in...

Donna from Saskatoon shares the story of her son. Donna’s experience was shaped by the pandemic which included a lot of uncertainty during the last half of her pregnancy. Donna’s labour progressed on its own after her water broke. Donna laboured to 10 centimeters, however during the pushing stage it was determined that she would go for an emergency c-section. Donna’s experience postpartum was difficult due to limited supports during the pandemic. Find us on Instagram: @moonybirths...

In this special episode, Hannah sits down with her mom and aunties for a chat about all things motherhood. From pregnancy cravings in the '80s to raising kids in the digital age, they share personal stories, cultural shifts, lessons learned, and what’s stayed the same through it all. Whether you're a new parent, thinking about motherhood, or simply love multigenerational wisdom, this episode is full of laughter, love, and real talk.

As Halloween approaches, culture bombards our daughters with images of fear, darkness, and death—often disguised as harmless fun. But behind the costumes, creepy décor, and “fear-as-fun” mentality lies a much deeper reality: the unseen spiritual battle for our girls’ hearts and minds.  In this episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, hosts Rachael Culpepper and Melissa Bearden unpack what it looks like to discern the subtle and not-so-subtle spiritual influences shaping our daughters. Drawing