Culture preaches a version of “love” that feels softer and more affirming than anything in Scripture — but it isn’t the same love Jesus lived or taught. Today we talk honestly about what happens when biblical truth collides with cultural kindness, and how to follow Christ without bending His Word to fit the world’s definition of compassion.

 We’re digging into the lie every modern Christian mom has swallowed: that busyness is faithfulness. But Jesus didn’t praise a full schedule — He invited us to sit at His feet. In this episode, we talk about Martha, Mary, Type A wiring, survival seasons, and how to recognize when “doing for God” has replaced actually being with Him.

Trauma leaves real wounds — and none of them are your fault. But when we become adults, what we do with those wounds is our responsibility. In this episode, we talk honestly about the line between acknowledging pain and being shaped by it, why Scripture refuses to let trauma become our identity, and how God can redeem what He allowed without asking us to pretend it didn’t hurt. This isn’t about “moving on.” It’s about refusing to let the wound become the lens you see your entire life through.

A father wound can shape the way we see everything—including God Himself. In this episode, Megan speaks honestly about how our experience with earthly fathers can distort how we relate to our heavenly Father, and what it looks like to untangle that pain with Scripture, truth, and patience. This episode won’t be for everyone, but everyone knows someone who carries this wound. If you’ve ever struggled to trust God because of the men who failed you, this conversation is for you.

Forgiveness is one of the hardest things God ever asks from us, and most of us weren’t taught what it actually means. In this episode, we talk honestly about what forgiveness is, what it isn’t, why it always begins with obedience rather than emotion, and how culture has twisted forgiveness into “boundaries” and self-protection. We’ll walk through Scripture, real-life scenarios, and the uncomfortable truth that sometimes we’re the ones who need forgiving. This is not a light conversation—but it’s a freeing one.

“A Christian Marriage Can Still Be Disobedient”

What does obedience look like inside marriage — not just for husbands, but for wives? In this episode, Megan speaks honestly about the subtle ways we drift from God’s design for partnership, leadership, respect, and help-meeting… even inside Christian homes. Whether you’re married to a believer or an unbeliever, this conversation walks through Scripture, culture’s distortions, and the heart-level shift God invites us into as wives. Come hear the truth that heals, even when it confronts

If God is good, why didn’t He stop this?

In this episode, we wrestle honestly with suffering — not the kind caused by our own mistakes, but the kind God could have prevented and didn’t. Through Scripture, we explore God’s sovereignty, His care for even the sparrows, and how suffering can be purposeful without being cruel. This is a space for honest questions, real faith, and hope that holds.

Episode 3 — The Sanctifying Pain of Raising a Special Needs Child

This episode speaks directly to special needs parents — and to everyone who will someday walk beside one. We talk about grief, misunderstood suffering, unhelpful Christian clichés, and why God’s sovereignty is not cruel. Rooted in Scripture and personal experience, this episode invites listeners to see how God works faithfully in lives the world often overlooks.

Episode 2 — “I Hate This Season” — When Motherhood Isn’t Joyful

What do you do when motherhood feels heavy instead of joyful? In this episode, we talk about the pressure to enjoy every moment, the lie that you’ll “miss this,” and how God meets us in seasons we don’t love. This is a compassionate, biblical look at endurance, honesty, and clinging to God when joy feels far away.

Episode 1 — Losing Yourself in Motherhood

Culture tells us losing yourself in motherhood is something to fear. Scripture tells a different story. In this episode, we talk about how “losing yourself” may actually be the first place God teaches us what it means to die to self and live fully for Him. This is an honest, Scripture-rooted conversation about identity, surrender, and why motherhood is not erasure — it’s formation.