In this conversation, Kristen and Becky discuss the importance of investing time in friendships, the growth that comes from adversity, practical skills for cultivating friendships, and the significance of setting boundaries in relationships.

The conversation emphasizes the need for self-regulation in parents, the significance of repair in relationships, and practical techniques for fostering connection with children, especially during conflicts.

The conversation highlights the power of storytelling, the importance of celebrating diverse cultures, and how these practices can strengthen faith and family bonds.

Becky Harling and Laine Lawson Craft discuss the concept of Warfare Parenting, emphasizing the importance of prayer, scripture, and connection in the journey of parenting, especially when dealing with prodigal children.

This episode is one that you want to listen to more than once! Join Becky and Jill Savage as they talk about the empty nest and loving your grown children well.

Brooke shares personal experiences and insights on how prayer can transform both mothers and their children, emphasizing that it is never too late to start praying for one's kids.

Rachel shares her journey of grief, healing, and finding love again, emphasizing the importance of emotional health and therapy. She discusses the challenges of blending families and offers advice for widows seeking to remarry, highlighting the significance of personal healing and faith in the process.

Trisha shares her experiences with homeschooling, the importance of reading the Bible, prayer, and engaging in meaningful conversations with children. She emphasizes the significance of serving others and building relationships based on shared interests.

Listeners are encouraged to find their own rhythms of rest and to abide in God's presence amidst the chaos of motherhood.

In this episode of the Connected Mom podcast, Becky Harling and Arlene Pellicane discuss the complexities of marriage, emphasizing the importance of making conscious decisions to strengthen relationships.