This week, we talk about the middle ground of what it means to die to yourself AND honor yourself within motherhood. It HAS to be both. We HAVE to find our convictions within the middle ground and support each other in this. We hope you hear our hearts in this conversation. Our hope is to meet you right where you are and encourage you. 

Book mentioned in episode:

"To Hell With The Hustle" By Jefferson Bethke

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This week, we discuss the importance of self reflection, redirection, and how our daily habits ultimately make us who we are. We become what we do, so it's important to evaluate and continue to take inventory of what's going on. Sometimes we have to recalibrate, and that's OK! 

We would love to know your thoughts!

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Post mentioned:

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This week, we talk about schooling and so many thoughts around what goes along with children learning, growing, and developing. We talk about what is "normal" in society and how that impacts detachment. It is our responsibility as mothers to think big picture for our children. We would love to hear your thoughts about this!

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This week, we share our new segment called "words from the week" that leads us into a conversation about being committed to growth in marriage and parenting. It's our job to pursue the hearts of our husbands and children. We'll never be perfect at this, but it's important that we try our best. Our children are watching and will eventually become who we are -- whether it's purposeful or not. 

Books mentioned: 

"Famous At Home" by Dr. Josh and Christi Straub  

"How We Love" by Milan and Kay Yerkovich

"Hold Onto Your Kids" by Dr. Gorden Nuefeld & Dr. Gabor Maté

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This week, we have a conversation about letting go of things, being a good steward, living in our convictions even when it's scary, and getting back to the basics. How would you live if you weren't afraid? We'd love to hear your thoughts about this episode!

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This week, we discuss our response to the idea being pushed that there is "no such thing as a maternal instinct." If you've been listening for awhile, you can probably guess our thoughts. What kind of world will this turn into if women start believing the lie they weren't created purposefully to raise the children that they have? We would love to hear your thoughts about this discussion.

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This week, we talk about practical ways to bring God into our everyday lives. More than anything, we pray our kids know that they are loved by God and loved by us. The way we cultivate our family culture matters so much when it comes to this. 

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This week, we discuss love languages, personality tests, and anything else that we can find ourselves attaching our identity to. Why do we love the way that we love? Why do we feel like we need to put ourselves into certain boxes in order to relate? We'd love to hear your thoughts about it!

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This week, we expand on the episode from last week. After listening to the episode, we had some things that we wanted to expand on. We'd love to hear your thoughts about this! 

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This week, in a failed attempt to be lighthearted, we end up doing the exact opposite. We start a vulnerable conversation about why we both struggle with surface level conversations and relationships. 

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