Passports and Pacifiers

In this episode, we dive into the beautifully complicated, hilariously honest, and deeply meaningful world of friendship, OUR friendship. We talk loyalty, growth, forgiveness, and how faith shapes the way we show up for each other.

Whether you’re celebrating your day one, grieving a friendship that shifted, or praying for your tribe, this episode offers real talk, laughter, and a little wicked sparkle. 🩷💚✨

Tune in and let’s explore what it really means to choose, nurture, and honor the friendships God places in our lives.

This week, we’re turning the tables and putting ourselves in the hot seat with a whirlwind of random rapid-fire questions. From our go-to comfort shows to the chaos we call our “delulu dreams,” this episode is pure unfiltered fun.

You’ll hear the honest answers, the unexpected confessions, and the laugh-out-loud moments that usually never make it to the mic. It’s messy, it’s real, it’s us—no outline, no edits, just two hosts letting you get to know the personalities behind the podcast.

So grab your coffee (or your midnight snack) and settle in for an episode that’s equal parts laughter, vulnerability, and pure friendship energy. Enjoy!

Here’s our continuation of last week’s episode! Enjoy!

Parenting opinions are everywhere — social media, podcasts, mom groups, even well-meaning family members. But how many of those “hot takes” actually line up with God’s truth?

In this eye-opening and grace-filled conversation, we’re putting today’s parenting buzzwords under a biblical lens — Together, we’ll unpack what’s cultural noise and what’s holy wisdom, so you can parent with peace, purpose, and confidence in God’s design — not the internet’s trends.

Whether you’re a new mom, seasoned parent, or somewhere in between, this episode will remind you that raising kids God’s way may not always be popular… but it’s always powerful.

Two missionary moms get real about what self-care truly looks like in the middle of motherhood and ministry. From rest to renewal, this conversation is your reminder that taking care of yourself isn’t selfish—it’s essential. 🌿

Also here’s a link to “Dwelling place” by Mainstream Worship ⬇️⬇️⬇️

https://spotify.link/6hvLtXIxIXb

In this special collaboration with “Mamas Planted” podcast we’re talking about the power of finding your mom tribe — the women who help you stay grounded while God calls you to grow. From ministry moments to motherhood messes, we unpack why community matters, how to build genuine friendships that make you feel “safe, seen and sane”. Enjoy!

What if who you choose to love could shape the very path God’s called you to walk? In this honest and heartfelt conversation, we’re unpacking the connection between love, marriage, and calling — and why who you choose truly matters.

From funny first-meet stories to real talk about refining seasons, we open up about how marriage can strengthen (and sometimes stretch) your faith and purpose. Whether you’re single, dating, or already married, this episode invites you to reflect on what it means to choose wisely — not just in romance, but in every relationship that influences your walk with God.

In this episode, we dive into the idea of “seasons of life” — the joyful, the difficult, and everything in between. Together, we reflect on the seasons that surprise us, the ones that stretch our faith, and the ones that overflow with fruitfulness.

So, whether you’re walking through a winter of hardship or a summer of joy, this conversation is filled with encouragement, Scripture, and hope to remind you that no season is wasted and God’s faithfulness is steady through them all. Enjoy!

This week we share some “lemonade” moments out of those “lemons” that come our way and try to rattle us. May you laugh with us, cry with us, and find the joy in everything with us! Listen to the end for a special treat ;)

Ever feel bad about your parenting decisions? No? Just the moms? Heard! Ok this weeks episode we discuss our guilty (mom)ents and why do we even think the thoughts we think. We hope you enjoy! And relate. Cuz same.