Fear can make us do crazy things. Some fear is healthy and helps us practice caution and discernment. Other fear is paralyzing and isolating causing us to shrink back from being the people God made us to be. What if we were mamas who experienced God transforming our fear of this world into fear of Him alone?

My kitchen exploded and so did I. Spend a few minutes with me as I share my dish-inspired heart check and pray for the mama who has found herself feeling frustrated with the humans around her.

Let’s be honest. There are seasons of motherhood that can be isolating. Loneliness invades like a heavy cloud. May this episode encourage you and give you a fresh perspective on those seasons. Could loneliness actually be an invitation to solitude and seeking Jesus to meet every need? Let’s chat about it.

Praise is a spiritual discipline we must learn to practice and model for our kids, but what do we do when we just can’t?

Do you ever feel like everyone needs everything from you and there is just not enough of you to go around? Maybe today’s episode is for you. Join me as we talk about how you will never be enough, but He is.

Does everyday feel the same? Are the monotonous and the mundane stealing your joy? Join me as we talk about the antidote to Groundhog’s Day syndrome—the power of giving thanks. We will pray together out of Colossians 3:12-17.

We have all done it. We all get distracted and waste precious minutes in a day. Join me as we talk about time, how to stop wasting it, and invite God teach us to number our days.

This episode is for the mama who fails. We talk about how to fight the “shame monster” who preys on our failures and pray together out of Romans 8:37-39.

Hey there, Mama Bear! Today’s episode is for the mama who wants to be intentional about living a life that leaves a legacy of faith. Join me as we pray inspired by Psalm 40:1-3.

Hey there Mama Bear! Today’s episode is for the mama who has been carrying it all. We talk about the sneakiness of anxiety and are reminded when we seek Him and His Kingdom first, He will provide all we need.