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The enemy doesn't need you to stop believing in God. He just needs you to become too distracted to spend time with Him.Between the laundry, the dishes, the endless to-do lists, and the constant demands of motherhood, it's easy to put time in God's Word at the bottom of our priorities.
But here's the truth: **We cannot expect to be spiritually strong if we're spiritually starving.**
When we're not rooted in Scripture, it's easier to let our emotions lead, our circumstances overwhelm us, and the lies of the enemy become louder than the truth of God.
And eventually, what we're neglecting in secret begins to show up in how we respond to the people we love most.This isn't about being a perfect Christian mom or checking off another box. It's about recognizing that we desperately need Jesus every single day.
**Your family doesn't need a perfect mother. They need a mother who is being continually transformed by the Word of God.**
In today's episode of The Kindred Motherhood Podcast, we're talking about why being in the Bible is so important as a mom, what happens when we neglect it, and why our private time with the Lord matters more than we realize.
What if the most meaningful parts of our walk with the Lord were the ones no one ever saw? 🤍
In a world that encourages us to share everything, it's easy to let pride quietly creep into our motherhood, our faith, and even the way we serve the Lord.
In this episode of Kindred Motherhood, we're talking about the beauty of cultivating a secret life with Jesus. A life of prayer, obedience, and intimacy with Him that doesn't need recognition, applause, or validation from anyone else.
We're also unpacking how pride can show up in motherhood through comparison, control, and the pressure to appear like we have it all together.
Because the goal isn't to be seen as a good mother or a godly woman. The goal is to be faithful to the One who sees us in secret.
Less striving to be seen by the world. More longing to be known by Him.
🎙️ Listen to the latest episode of Kindred Motherhood Podcast.
In this episode, we’re talking about how easy it is to focus on the stress, the mess, and the overwhelming moments… but how choosing gratitude can completely shift the atmosphere of our homes and our hearts. Paul says content-ness is LEARNED and we dive into that in this episode.
When we begin to thank God in the chaos, not just after it, everything changes.
This conversation is for the tired parent, the overwhelmed parent, the one who loves their kids deeply but still struggles some days.
There is grace here. There is purpose here. And yes—there is still so much to be thankful for.
In this episode, we’re talking about how to pray boldly over your kids, how to cover them spiritually, and what it means to pray in the Spirit — even when you don’t have the words.
This isn’t weird. It’s warfare.
What if the anxiety you battle as a parent didn’t start with you?
In this episode, we’re talking about breaking generational anxiety, recognizing fear-based parenting, and surrendering the cycles that may have shaped our homes. We open up about the patterns we’ve had to confront, the lies fear whispers over our own parenting, and how God’s truth gives us authority to parent from peace instead of panic.
You are not doomed to repeat what you were raised in. Through Jesus, cycles can be broken, strongholds can fall, and your children can inherit faith instead of fear.
If you’ve ever felt triggered, overly protective, anxious about the future, or afraid of “messing up” your kids — this conversation is for you.
Let’s raise children from freedom, not fear.
Marriage doesn’t fall apart in one moment.. it slowly drifts when little hurts go unspoken, stress builds, and “we’re fine” replaces real honesty. As Christian parents, we were juggling kids, exhaustion, and expectations..
In this episode, we share the honest conversation that changed everything for us — what we were getting wrong, how pride was creeping in, and the biblical principles that helped us learn to disagree without tearing each other down.
If you’ve ever felt tension building in your home, struggled to communicate after becoming parents — this one is for you.
Imperfect people. Real fights. A God who restores.
Parenting comes with a kind of anxiety no one really prepares you for — the constant worry about your child’s health, your family’s finances, and whether you’re doing enough to keep everyone safe and secure.
In this episode, we talk honestly about the fears many parents carry but rarely say out loud. From late-night health spirals to the pressure of providing financially in an uncertain world, we unpack why these anxieties are so common — and how to work through them.
If you’re a parent who cares deeply and feels overwhelmed sometimes, this conversation is for you.
Your home is a battleground—but God has already given you authority. 🛡️ In Protecting Your Home Spiritually, we share biblical ways to build a house the enemy can’t live in, rooted in prayer, obedience, and God’s presence. Christian parenting, marriage, and spiritual warfare made practical.you can also listen on apple and spotify!Social: Instagram.com/syddkellInstagram.com/thetonykell
Becoming a parent changes everything..Your schedule, your priorities, and often your spiritual rhythms. In this episode, “Parenthood Without Drifting From God: Keeping Your Walk With Christ Strong,” we talk honestly about how easy it is to feel distant from God in the busy, exhausting seasons of raising kids.
We share real-life struggles, encouragement from Scripture, and practical ways to stay rooted in Christ when quiet time looks different, church feels harder, and faith has to be lived out in the everyday moments of parenting. This conversation isn’t about having it all together..it’s about imperfect parents learning to lean on a perfect God.
If you’re longing to grow spiritually while raising little ones, this episode will remind you that God meets you right where you are and is faithful to strengthen your walk, one day at a time.
Righteousness isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being covered in Christ. When the enemy comes with guilt, shame, or lies, God equips us with His truth and protection so we can stand firm.
Listen in as we unpack how to guard your heart, walk in confidence, and live covered in His righteousness every day.
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