Ms. Fits Podcast - On the Go, Full of Faith, Slightly Unfiltered

The hosts give thanks for those who mentored them and explore the difference between mentorship and deeper discipleship, including gender dynamics and the hard, honest conversations that true mentors give.

They share practical mentorship lessons and biblical examples (Moses/Joshua, Eli/Samuel, Elijah/Elisha, Paul/Timothy), emphasize boundaries, multiplication, and mentee responsibility, and reflect on how mentorship sometimes ends or evolves.

They announce a short seasonal pause to regroup, pray, and plan—promising to return refreshed, better prepared, and with new plans for the podcast.

Hosts close out the last topic of Season 3 by talking mentorship, planning Season 4, and sharing life updates — from new podcast gear and retreat timing to family moves, Montana trips, and the difference between mentorship and discipleship.

Two hosts trade candid, funny stories about being overwhelmed—sharing updates on being behind in a "Bible in a Year" plan, celebrating an anniversary, and a zipline birthday outing.

They dive into parenting mishaps centered on driving (failed tests, a speeding ticket, and awkward parallel parks), reflect on generational tech changes, and tease future talks about mentorship and planning.

In this episode the hosts share interviews they conducted with each other’s adult children, hearing candid memories, funny banter, and heartfelt reflections on family life.

The kids emphasize faith, work ethic, courage, and the joy of shared adventures—recalling household rules, campaign stories, and moments that shaped them more than lectures ever could.

Ultimately the episode is warm and humorous, reminding parents that children notice actions over words and encouraging us all to worry a little less and trust a little more.

This episode covers the final days of a local campaign—debates, early voting shifts, distorted memes, and the stress of being in the public eye—alongside the hosts’ personal reflections on parenting, setting boundaries, and trusting God as children grow and make their own choices.

They explore biblical examples, practical advice on loving, leading, teaching, and releasing kids, and how parents model faith and character while learning to let go.

Two hosts share an unfiltered conversation about walking through intense, life-altering seasons: parenting adult children who make painful choices, public criticism during a campaign, and the struggle to stay rooted in faith. They discuss stewardship versus ownership, personal grief, and the pressure of public life.

Interwoven with lighter moments about family traditions, favorite children’s books, and ways they cope, the episode offers honest vulnerability and practical reflections on how to keep faith and identity intact during hard times.

Hosts reflect on a surprisingly peaceful month in their marriage while sharing funny and poignant mishaps—from a quiet Sabbath beach day and misread expectations to awkward gifts and blended-family challenges.

They emphasize how communication, laughter, and intentional work (including trying the Enneagram) help navigate hard seasons and keep their relationship growing.

In this candid episode the couples share honest moments about marriage: what makes them feel respected and supported, how prayer and teamwork shape their homes, and the practical ways spouses lift each other up—from organization and logistics to encouraging new opportunities.

Between playful lightning-round games and heartfelt reflections on faith, laughter, parenting, and vacations, the conversation highlights joy, shared responsibility, and the small daily actions that strengthen marriage.

In Episode 62 of Misfits, Kristen invites husbands Rodney and Sean to share candid stories from dating, blended-family struggles, long-distance commuting, and the everyday work of marriage.

They discuss faith, forgiveness, annual goal-setting, parenting trade-offs, and offer honest advice for newlyweds on listening, sacrifice, and growing together.

Episode 61 brings the hosts back on track with candid stories about grandkids, a legendary bouncy house, and life transitions as parents become grandparents.

They explore marriage through seven key Bible verses, discussing covenant vs. romantic love, practical habits for healthy marriages, forgiveness, and how faith shapes family life.