Join Nora and Britt as they talk about their favorite Christmas memories.

Okay, episode 20, here we go. This week we dove into that elephant in the room around holiday time. How do we respond as believers when we are in a sticky situation that may be too much for us or our kiddos and not be total jerks? It’s a real questions, sis. We focus on 3 areas in this conversation like knowing who we will be around, praying before hand, and possibly hosting for ourselves….but we know there are a ton more ways to go about this. So don’t forget to comment! Let’s us know your thoughts, friend! In the meantime, join us with some coffee and headphones and let’s get into it.

We are back this week with a new episode we think is perfect for the holiday season. This week’s conversation surrounds the challenge of keeping God at the center of our traditions. We discuss ways we believe we can do this, albeit we don’t always hit the mark. Things like knowing why we are even celebrating, finding ways to focus on others through serving, and inviting friends and family in on what you are doing. Now we know there is no one way to do things, so once you listen, join the conversation by letting us know how you keep God first in your traditions and some fun ways you guys celebrate!! We can’t wait to hear from y’all. In the meantime friends, grab your coffee, some headphones, and hang out with us. We promise to make you laugh at the very least!!

“And we are back SISTA!! We missed y’all, although we weren’t really gone. This week, we have a great episode that we think is right on time. How do we keep a posture of gratitude in the home, especially on those really hard days? Nora and I discuss ways we keep our heart focused on what we are thankful for using practical tools and ways of applying scripture. Do we always get it right? NO! Lol BUT, we have had some practice using these tools and habits and we pray they bless you in your effort to remain in a posture of gratitude in your home!! We would also love to hear from you, momma! This isn’t all about just Nora and I. This is about you too, girl. We want to know if you are doing something different in your home and how it has helped you. Let us know in the comments!! In the meantime, grab a coffee and join the conversation by listening along with us!!

This week's episode, Nora and Britt take some time to just check in with you guys and to give you a little bit of a life update... And a few laughs along the way. Join the conversation by letting us know how your week has been and how you are holding up with back to school busyness.

In today’s episode we wrap up our three part series on “Biblical Wellness” discussing body wellness. We talk about how nutrition, rest, and movement impact our body’s health and how God designed us this way with intention.

In part two of our three part series surrounding “Biblical Wellness”, we discuss the mind and ways to keep it in line with God’s word. We talk about ways we can renew our minds by grabbing captive our thoughts, our prayer life and the vital role it plays, and the importance of wise counsel.

In this episode, Nora and Britt begin discussing Biblical Wellness - Mind, Body, Spirit. We talk about how aligning your spiritual wellness with the Bible starts with salvation and why that is so critical.

In this episode, Nora and Britt discuss navigating friendships amongst their children. It’s not easy making friends these days, and even more so learning to navigate it while holding firm to their beliefs and morals. We talk about how praying for their friends before hand, making sure they know who they are in Christ, and remaining open for conversations and questions helps us navigate just a little easier….most of the time.

In this episode, Nora and Britt continue the Back to School conversation with Meal Planning. Here are some tips and tricks that we TRY to do on a regular basis.

1. Make a meal plan or schedule

2. Forget? Shop your pantry FIRST! Sandwiches never hurt no body

3. Keep it Simple, there is time for the 5 star social media meals later, for now keep it simple