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Today's guest, Anna Bargeron,  almost died after she delivered her first child. Because her pregnancy had been uneventful, doctors were mystified by her extreme sickness after delivery. After they finally discovered the reason for her near-death experience, Anna and her husband had to make the difficult decision of whether or not to get pregnant again or, instead, seek to adopt.

Ruthie talks about the importance of mentors and hospitality and says, "There's just something special about welcoming people into your home. Mentoring and hospitality are important topics to discuss when it comes to building strong, godly homes. It's one significant way we can change the landscape of America when it comes to family.

From the outside, it looked like Celeste Vaughan had a charmed life, but inside she was just trying to get through the day. She actually got to the point where she didn't even care whether or not she was healed; she just wanted to know why she was having to walk this horrific journey.

Kristen Gault has an amazing story of hope after beating stage two triple-negative breast cancer. After 16 rounds of chemo, 33 radiation treatments, and several surgeries, she's now cancer-free and is still declaring God's goodness in her life.

Have you or someone close to you experienced trauma? Most of us have, at one point in our lives to various degrees. Kim Haar had extreme trauma and shares her story to give others hope that there is healing on the other side.

In today's culture, it's important to become the courageous women God is calling us to be so that we can make a difference in this generation and generations to follow. I hope you'll be inspired by this episode to trust God and step into your calling.

Carol shares some Christmas traditions, and you may want to implement some of these ideas into your own family and might need a little time to prepare.

Today I’m excited to welcome Stacey Chapman to the podcast! Stacey and her husband, Erick, have an amazing story of adopting three children, and after they felt their family was complete, they felt God leading them to take on one more.

Marcia Moston finally surrendered to God when she hit rock bottom. Her testimony is a story of how God has remained faithful throughout all of her life.