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Faith can be difficult to understand. Is it good or bad? Can faith change your life? These are some of the big questions tackled as this mom and adopted teen duo discuss how their most difficult and life-threatening tragedies have been transformed into miracles and blessings.
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Kelly and Jayna are a mom and daughter team who tackle the tough parts of life—and the tough parts of motherhood.
Together, they empower Christian moms to break the cycles of pain, overwhelm, and emotional reactivity so they can heal, connect more deeply with their kids, and build thriving, Christ-centered relationships.
Motherhood often has an unexpected way of bringing out the very things we thought we had already dealt with, and can become emotionally complicated and exhausting.
The yelling. The guilt. The frustration. The shutting down. The moments when you lose your patience and then wonder, Why did I just react like that?
While you desperately love your kids you can often feel disconnected from them—and don’t know how to get back to the mom you want to be.
Kelly and Jayna dive into the truth behind those big emotions, challenging the conditioned behaviors that teach us to hide our pain, suppress our emotions, and simply “keep it together.”
They invite Christian moms to uncover the messy parts, bring them into God’s light, and allow Him to transform the places that are affecting how we love, lead, and connect with our children.
This podcast isn’t just overcoming parenting overwhelm – it’s based in truth—God’s truth—and what happens when we stop running from the hard things and start letting God heal them.
Because your kids don’t need a perfect mom. They need a mom who is willing to grow, heal, and show up differently.
Kelly and Jayna tackle the hard conversations, uncomfortable truths, and everyday struggles that can change the way we show up in our homes.
Together, they’ll help you move from reacting to responding, from emotional overwhelm to deeper connection, and from simply surviving motherhood to becoming the woman and mother God has called you to be.
Because one day, we will stand before God.
And when we reach those pearly gates, we want to hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
So let’s start doing the heart work now.