Should you tell your kids Santa isn’t real? Despite disagreement, Delise and Ginny use the classical tools of learning to engage in a friendly, Christmas-themed discussion.
Vanessa shares her own wild adoption story, advice for parents seeking adoption, and suggestions for making the home a more musical place.
Vanessa shares her own wild adoption story, advice for parents seeking adoption, and suggestions for making the home a more musical place.
Sam talks about parenting, homeschooling, and her new film, Miracle in East Texas.
Melissa talks about embracing one another in community just for who we are—both the neat and the messy—and doing life together.
Chelly comes prepared with her best time management tips and the most helpful habits she has developed over the years as a mom that enable her to have a healthy relationship with her mental load.
Robin shares about her motherhood journey, the importance of giving children encouragement, and ways busy moms can find time alone in the Scriptures.
Kristel offers advice for parents on how to encourage teenage children to develop into who God made them to be as well as how to trust God when it feels like they are slipping away from that identity.
Julie and Lauren discuss setting spoken boundaries, honoring one another as both parents and children, and pouring into your child’s gifts and interests, all while reflecting on how their own relationship has transformed over the past thirty-some years.
Michelle shares practical advice for moms balancing all the things, the importance of establishing “liturgies for the home,” and daily habits to cultivate a healthy prayer life.
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