Join Megan and Heather while they get really honest about their own prayer life...

Episode 5: When God Says No (2 Corinthians 12:7–10)

Sometimes God’s greatest gift is not removing the thorn but pouring out grace right in the middle of it. This episode explores why your unanswered prayers might be where His power rests most beautifully — and why His “no” is never unkind.

Episode 4: The Persistent Widow — Praying to Be Desperate (Luke 18:1–8)

Jesus told a story so we’d never stop praying — so we’d stay desperate, relentless, knowing He’s our only hope. This episode invites you to pray the hard, holy prayer: “Lord, make me so dependent on You that I’ll go wherever it takes to cling to You.”

Episode 3: The Prayers of Paul (Ephesians 1 & Philippians 1)

Paul’s prayers went far beyond fixing circumstances — he prayed for hearts to be changed, for eyes to see God’s riches, for lives that overflowed with fruit. Let this episode reshape the way you pray for yourself, your kids, and your family.

Episode 2: Hannah’s Pouring Out (1 Samuel 1:10–18)

Hannah prayed one of the most gut-honest prayers in Scripture — messy, tearful, and raw. This episode shows why God welcomes your tangled, tear-soaked words, and how pouring out your soul is one of the holiest things you can do.

Episode 1: Jesus’ Model Prayer (Matthew 6:5–13)

Jesus didn’t just teach us what to pray — He showed us how to come to the Father with honest dependence and simple trust. In this episode, we unpack the Lord’s Prayer and discover why God isn’t looking for spiritual performances, just humble hearts.

Join Marlee and I for a personal conversation about motherood, mental health, and conviction from the Holy Spirit.

Strength for the Weary (Isaiah 40:28–31)

Feeling like you’re at the end of yourself? This promise is for you. God never grows tired — and He delights to renew the strength of those who wait on Him. Let this episode walk you back to the Source of lasting hope.

No Condemnation — Resting in the Finished Work (Romans 8:1–2)

If guilt is weighing you down, Romans 8 is your fresh breath of Gospel air. There is now no condemnation for those in Christ — which means you can lay down shame and live loved, even in the middle of imperfect days.

He Knows Our Frame (Psalm 103)

God knows exactly how fragile you are — and He’s tender with you because of it. This episode lingers in Psalm 103, a chapter that tells us why we can stop hiding, rest in His compassion, and mother under the banner of steadfast love.