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In this episode, we explore what it really means to view homemaking through the lens of the gospel. From endless dishes and laundry to the unexpected trials of daily life, it can be easy to wonder if the work of the home truly matters. But Scripture reminds us that every small act, each meal prepared, story read, or diaper changed, can be an offering of worship when done for the Lord. Join me as I share personal stories, encouragement from Colossians 3, and a reminder that homemaking is more than chores—it is kingdom work.
Links and Resources:In this episode, we explore what it really means to view homemaking through the lens of the gospel. From endless dishes and laundry to the unexpected trials of daily life, it can be easy to wonder if the work of the home truly matters. But Scripture reminds us that every small act, each meal prepared, story read, or diaper changed, can be an offering of worship when done for the Lord. Join me as I share personal stories, encouragement from Colossians 3, and a reminder that homemaking is more than chores—it is kingdom work.
Links and Resources:We're back for Season 5 of the Finding Joy in Your Home podcast! 🎉 In this kickoff episode, I'm diving into one of the most-requested and foundational topics: what does it truly mean to be a homemaker?
Whether you're a stay-at-home mom, a working woman, a student, or somewhere in between, homemaking is something every woman is called to in unique ways. I'll share my own journey of starting marriage with zero homemaking skills, how God shaped my perspective over the years, and why being a homemaker is less about spotless dishes and more about creating a Christ-centered haven.
We'll talk about:
Why homemaking looks different in every season
How to define your family's culture and priorities
The balance between routines and joy
Building a home that nurtures hearts, not just chores
If you've ever wrestled with what biblical homemaking should look like, or if you're ready for a fresh encouragement in your daily rhythms, this episode is for you.
Links and Resources:What does it really mean to have a rightly ordered home? In this episode, I'm diving into a topic that's been heavy on my heart: how we as Christian women can faithfully order our homes according to God's design while recognizing that every family looks a little different.
I share some of my own story of working from home, balancing homeschooling, business, and motherhood, and what it's looked like for Jason and me to wrestle through these questions together. We'll talk about biblical principles for family life, the beauty of unique family cultures, and the importance of being faithful in the exact season God has given us.
If you've ever wrestled with questions about priorities, work, comparison, or what "ordering your home" should practically look like, this episode is for you.
Links and Resources:After a few years in a reading slump, I'm finally excited about books again, and this episode is a joyful deep dive into what's been fueling that spark! I'm sharing my current reading stats (57 books and counting!), how I track my progress, and the quirky way I rotate between fiction and nonfiction to stay motivated.
You'll hear about the nerdy rabbit trail I've been down with fermented and cultured foods (hello, nine cookbooks in a row), the new Hunger Games prequels I couldn't put down, and the Trim Healthy Mama book that might just be my favorite read of the year. Plus: a sneak peek at my next cookbook project and our upcoming fantasy novel Hearthstead—coming to the app this fall!
If you love books, need a little reading inspiration, or just want to peek at what I'm geeking out over right now, grab your cup of tea (or kefir 😉) and enjoy this cozy, bookish episode.
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After months of chaos, with hospital stays, a move, and postpartum recovery, meal planning completely fell off my radar. But now, I'm picking it back up with fresh eyes and a much simpler, grace-filled approach. In this episode, I'm sharing how I'm easing back into meal planning after survival mode, the strategies that are working right now (including planning just 3–4 dinners a week), and why I'm prioritizing flexibility over perfection.
I also talk about how I'm using my own meal planning app to stay on track, how to meal plan even when your life is unpredictable, and the mindset shift that's making cooking joyful again instead of stressful. If you're in a messy season or just want a fresh start in the kitchen, this one's for you.
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After a hard season of stress, burnout, and survival mode, I'm finally focusing on rebuilding my health—slowly and intentionally. In this episode, I share the three simple (but powerful!) changes I'm making right now to support healing: focusing on whole foods, prioritizing daily movement, and supporting my hormones naturally.
I also talk about why I'm not chasing perfection, what I'm learning about adrenal health, and how I'm weaving these shifts into full days with eight kids. If you're craving a fresh start with your health—without guilt or overwhelm—this conversation is for you.
💛 Let's talk about doing what we can, with what we have, right where we are.
Links and Resources:In this eye-opening episode, Jami dives into the topic of women's hormones and the internal "clocks" that shape our energy, mood, and productivity. While men tend to operate on a 24-hour hormonal cycle, women's bodies follow a 28-day rhythm that impacts far more than just our periods. Jami explains how understanding the four phases of your cycle—menstrual, follicular, ovulatory, and luteal—can bring clarity and grace into your daily life.
Learn how to sync your schedule, workouts, and expectations with your body's natural rhythms, why it's okay to feel tired some weeks and energized the next, and how God beautifully designed our bodies with intentional cycles of rest and renewal.
This conversation is practical, faith-rooted, and encouraging, perfect for any woman who wants to work with her hormones instead of fighting them.
Want to go deeper? Grab Jami's new book Cycles & Seasons at findingjoybookstore.com before the summer sale ends this week!
Links and Resources:Summer is here—and whether your days are relaxed or full of activities, it's never too late to think intentionally about how you'll spend the season. In this episode, I share what our summer looks like as a homeschooling family of ten: from low-budget camping trips and local state park adventures to reading challenges and kid-led passion projects.
You'll hear how we're managing screen time, why we're embracing a slower pace this year, and what kinds of creative learning (and fun!) our kids are diving into—like gardening, cookbook creation, and even a homemade audio drama! This episode is packed with ideas and encouragement to help you craft a summer rhythm that works for your unique family and season.
Whether your summer is bustling or quiet, I hope this gives you inspiration and freedom to make the most of it without pressure.
Links and Resources:This past homeschool year was anything but smooth—between hospital stays, moving twice, and navigating postpartum exhaustion, our plans got turned upside down more than once. In this candid episode, I reflect on the highs and lows of our chaotic school year, how we adapted on the fly (including a big shift to online learning), and what lessons we're taking into the next season.
Plus, I share our full curriculum lineup for the upcoming school year—from language arts and science to our big plunge into Omnibus with our oldest boys. If you're curious about Master Books, Monarch Online, CTC Math, or how we approach homeschool with eight kids (including two toddlers), this episode is packed with practical insights, encouragement, and a peek into our real-life homeschool decisions.
Whether you're wrapping up your year or just planning ahead, I hope this gives you ideas and freedom for your own journey.
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