Whether you’ve been contemplating moving across the world to share the gospel with strangers, or are leading your family within the cultural norms of your suburban bubble, having kids requires an extreme dependence on the Lord. Brad and Kari Mullet have 20+ years of knowledge and wisdom from raising their 4 children while planting churches within the United States, to mission work in Budapest, Hungary. The Lord currently has them in Chicago, IL where they are faithfully serving the community of their church along with supporting missions throughout the globe.

Kaye Geiger is the mother to two darling girls, and passionate about creating disciples of Jesus through the next generation. She is a constant encourager of families in ministry. Once a teacher, always a teacher, she has the ability to make an educational game out of everything. Kaye and her husband, Eric, lead Mariners Church in Orange County, CA.

Mother’s Day Special! Jordan and Brenna are joined by their mom (Jamie McNeff) and brother (Brock McNeff) for a special episode. Jamie is a cycle breaker. She shares stories and drops wisdom bombs from her three decades of parenting experience.

Alex and his wife followed the call to be adoptive parents at a very young age. Check in this week to hear about the many hurdles that come with following the conviction to take a path that your community doesn’t always agree with. Also, get an inside scoop on the comings and goings of Kanye in Wyoming. Spoiler, he likes to bowl.

Mark and Anne Chapman join the podcast to talk about raising teenagers, health scares and morning walks.

Mark and Anne Chapman join the podcast to talk about raising teenagers, health scares and morning walks.

Episode 2 - Brenna and Jordan interview co-host Brittani Rodriguez. She gets real about growing up in a dysfunctional family, bonus babies, custody battles and becoming a twin mom.

Podcast Premiere Episode - Get to know the Good Parent crew as co-hosts Jordan and Brittani interview the other co-host, Brenna, about her journey parenting through Covid-19.