The loss of a child comes in many forms. There is hope and support for grieving mothers, and the community that surrounds her. Rachel shows us how to be helpful and compassionate with our loved ones.

Jonathan McKee gives parents practical tools on how to approach technology with wisdom and grace instead of constant correction.

What the link between family schedules and life expectancy tells us about teaching kids to be resilient adults.

Do you have what it takes to be a homeschool mom? Yes! We’re busting the myth that you have to do it all to be effective.   BIO Katie M. Reid has been married to Adam for almost eighteen years, and is the mother of five loud children (ages threww to fifteen). Besides Jesus and her family, cut-to-the-chase conversations and musicals are a few of her favorite things. Katie encourages others to exchange try-hard striving for hope-filled freedom through her messages, articles, songs, and...

How knowing your “why” is fuel for homeschooling and how to encourage characteristics of the heart that you can’t measure with a grade.

Today’s culture is defined by amorality, dishonesty, and discontentment. As a Christian parent, you want your children to reject these norms in favor of values like integrity, wisdom, and forgiveness. But how can you train them to do this when you’re still falling short yourself? Author, speaker, and Moms in Prayer podcast host Lee Nienhuis offers guidance to every parent seeking to raise Jesus-following kids.

Sandrine Nyembo Tucker shares her incredible testimony about fleeing her home country torn by civil war, and her journey of faith in overcoming shame and rejection.

When we recognize the root of our feelings, family life can be more manageable for everyone involved. Help your kids deal with their big feelings and set yourself free from extra guilt and shame.

Homeschool mama of 20 years and counting, Susan Seay brings practical wisdom to moms in the thick of home education and home management. She is a mentor, life coach, and international author and speaker. 

Train kids how the real world works… including the part money and the value of stuff plays into work ethic at home.

Raising young men in today’s world can be tough, but not impossible. Monica Swanson encourages moms to study their sons to form real relationships and lasting character.

Veteran homeschool mother September McCarthy give her best advice about homeschooling with purpose and why motherhood matters so much in these early years.

Jenn and Jordan reflect on the journey to 100 episodes and being brave enough to step into new seasons.

Education does not lie in a college degree, but our willingness to be lifelong learners. Here’s what you need to take the next step in wisdom.

Understand the brain of an ADHD child, and how the family can work together to support their heart, mind, and spirit.

Why do other moms seem to have it all together while you’re still struggling to hold on? Take simple steps to overcome envy and celebrate others as you grow.

We continue the conversation about race and how to move forward in our communities to educate ourselves and be open to change.

Race education begins in the home. Lucretia Berry and I discuss first steps parents can take to have these important conversations with our kids.

When friendships don’t go as planned, we can fall back on the truth that keeps us trusting the next opportunity.

Digging into the best things to look for in a friendship, how to be a good friend, and how to find your village.

Replace frustration with joy by giving yourself and your children permission to be the strong person God made them to be.

Do struggle and growth go hand in hand? Listen in to discover how valuable it is to be bad at something.

How to find hope and ask for the help you need when difficult and uncertain times convince you that your situation is hopeless.

Jenn and Jordan talk about four things that keep us from seeing our own potential, and the people and practices we need to keep around us to see ourselves clearly, and take action on that next right thing.