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In this powerful bonus episode, celebrated artist and filmmaker Titus Kaphar joins Carol for a captivating and thought-provoking conversation. Titus shares how discovering art transformed him from a struggling student to a MacArthur "Genius", and how a life-changing turn of events gave him an invaluable perspective on fatherhood and family. Titus and Carol talk about his new film Exhibiting Forgiveness and its compelling take on parenting, generational trauma, and generational healing. Don't miss this fascinating discussion in which they dive deeply into the power of family relationships, ...

Our salvation is a work of God from start to finish. He graciously chooses those He saves and works to bring about their salvation by giving them a new heart that loves and submits to Him. Closing Question:In both answers, we talked about the mercy of God toward sinners. How would you define mercy? What is it and how do we show it to others in the same way God showed it to us? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Megan and Alyssa dive into how the arrival of a baby brings immense joy but also significant changes to a couple's relationship dynamics. This episode explores strategies for nurturing your relationship with your spouse amidst the challenges and adjustments of parenthood. Listen along as Megan and Alyssa live their Mom Era and how each week brings life stories, milestones, challenges, and lots and lots of laughs. Check out the "Mom Era" podcast wherever you listen to your podcasts! Follow @momera_podcast on TikTok & Instagram.

Ep 116 Description: “You will only save what you love.” —Angelika Rodler Embracing the natural rhythms of the body and celebrating the power of our feminine side can lead to more fulfilling and empowered births. Therefore, reclaiming the joy and sensuality of childbirth is essential in transforming the way we approach this profound life event. In this episode, Debra sits with Angelika Rodler, the head of the doulas of Austria and a passionate childbirth educator. She has dedicated her life to empowering women and advocating for a more holistic approach to pregnancy, birth, and ...

In this episode, I explore a unique perspective on homeschooling that often goes unspoken. While it's natural for homeschooling parents to focus on what their kids consume - whether it’s books, lessons, or curriculum - there’s another side to learning that’s just as important: creation. Join me as I dive into why encouraging your children to create can enhance their homeschool experience. Click here to learn more about project-based learning.Click here to learn about homeschool consulting services.Click here to get my free homeschooling course for parents.

Think fast: when you first became a mom, what expectations did you have? Chances are that many of us planned to be a certain type of mom, intentional or not: the crunchy mom, the do-it-all mom, the ‘little bit of everything’ mom, and so on. But it doesn’t take long in motherhood to realize that our ideal doesn’t always match our life circumstances: that’s why in this episode, Emily and Laura dive into the freedom of gospel motherhood. Inspired by their new book, Gospel Mom, they share three truths we find for motherhood in Scripture and the everlasting hope they bring. Let’s break ...

In this episode, Nate and Ben discuss the importance of financial planning for families with children who have disabilities, focusing specifically on the benefits of ABLE accounts. They explore how these accounts can provide financial security while enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities. The hosts also share personal anecdotes, highlight common questions, and stress the need for proactive planning in addressing the unique challenges faced by these families.Key Highlights:1.Introduction to ABLE Accounts:- ABLE accounts, which stand for Achieving a Better Life ...

Feeling overwhelmed by postpartum anxiety? Haley's story is here to remind you that you're not alone and that there's a path forward. In this episode, Kelly Siebold and Ashley Moore talk with Haley Hoover to explore the gap between expectations and reality in new motherhood, where unexpected physical challenges and high stress led her to experience intense postpartum anxiety. She opens up about how her vision of labor, birth, and motherhood clashed with what she actually faced, and the impact it had on her mental health.But this isn't just a story about struggle—it's about finding strength. ...

Music began to be a massive part of my life really early on. I could write a soundtrack to my life, full of nostalgia, heartache, ups and downs, all the emotions - with songs that remind me of those times, usually because they happened to be part of my life at that time, whether they were new on the radio, whether someone was showing them to me just to share how they felt because of it, whether I was performing these songs... still, music is present in my daily life. It can have so many purposes, so many facets and methods of connection. How do you connect with music?

Today's episode is inspired by President Russell M. Nelson's most recent general conference talk. I also refer to his talk from 2016 entitled "Joy and Spiritual Survival." It is a reminder that the best is yet to come for the world as a whole, and also for you personally! Quote by Madeiline L'Engle: "We do not draw people to Christ by loudly discrediting what they believe, by telling them how wrong they are and how right we are, but by showing them a light that is so lovely that they want with all their hearts to know the source of it."

Through an investigation of the conflict between the Bible’s most romantic couple - Solomon and his Shulamite bride, God provides tremendous insights. He uses their story to illustrate the importance of communication, understanding, and respect in resolving marital disputes. The teaching unpacks the symbolic gestures and emotional nuances that characterize their relationship, providing listeners with practical advice on how to navigate their own conflicts.

In this episode, Silvia shares her recent family trip to Disney World, discussing the excitement and challenges of navigating the parks with children. She provides valuable tips on planning, early arrivals, and the importance of hiring a guide to maximize the experience. The conversation also touches on the rides, dining experiences, and the realities of traveling with young kids, including some humorous flight drama. Overall, they emphasize the need for preparation and the joy of creating family memories at Disney World. Takeaways Disney World is a fun but intense experience.Planning and ...

Welcome Back to Season 2!Conversations about the support we have, build and seek to navigate parenthood.I Have Help on InstagramFill out the survey to get involved Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We take our kids to check-ups and teeth cleanings, but do we check in on their mental health? Often, we don't consider mental health in our parenting unless we sense something is wrong. In this episode, our favorite clinical counselor talks to us about how to stay attuned to our kids' mental well-being. What are the day-to-day things we can do to promote and equip our kids with a foundation for whole-body healthy living?

Remi Matheson is a beautiful 8-year-old Owasso girl with a rare genetic mutation called Angelman Syndrome. Remi's parents, Chrysti and Derek Matheson host an annual golf tournament, called the Remi Cup to help raise money for Angelman Syndrome research. The Mathesons talk about the characteristics and early signs of the disorder and tell us all about their little firecracker, Remi. To donate to Angelman Syndrome research and to learn more, visit Remicup.com

In this powerful episode of The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, Ginny Yurich sits down with bestselling author Lysa Terkeurst to discuss her latest book, I Want to Trust You, But I Don’t. Lysa opens up about her personal experiences with betrayal, emotional abuse, and the journey through divorce she never anticipated. She shares practical wisdom on healing from trauma, finding hope in unexpected life paths, and using nature as a source of solace. Lysa also offers valuable advice for mothers navigating the complexities of parenting, encouraging them to keep conversations open and maintain ...

In a culture obsessed with looks and image, how do we protect our families from developing dangerous, unhealthy habits with food? Join us as we unpack the complexities of eating disorders and trauma, debunk common misconceptions about self-diagnosing mental health issues, and explore the impact of social media on body image. Lauren Alessi, a licensed mental health counselor, welcomes her mentor and expert in eating disorders, Angelica (Angie) Gonzalez. In this powerful conversation, these two mental health professionals share their rich professional insights and personal reflections on ...

In this episode of the Apostolic Mama Podcast, we explore the powerful transformation of Jacob’s identity when God changed his name to Israel, marking a fresh start and a new purpose. Just like Jacob, we are all given a new identity in Christ that we are called to claim and live out. Join us as we uncover the significance of Jacob’s name change, how our identity transforms in Christ, and the power of declaring and embracing who God has called us to be. Tune in and be encouraged to walk confidently in your God-given identity!

Text us! We know you feel like part of the conversation! We want to hear your input!Your Life, but Better with Stephanie OliveroStephanie Olivero is all things Fashion, Lifestyle, Real Estate, Health & Wellness and so much more! She’s a 20+ year real estate broker in NYC, Brooklyn and Westchester and the founder of Baxter+Bayard, an organic + eco-friendly baby brand. Special offer from Baxter+Bayard below!In this episode, Colleen and Cheryl are joined by Stephanie Olivero, an expert in lifestyle, fashion, real estate, and the founder of an eco-friendly baby brand, Baxter and Bayard. They ...