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The law stated that unless a police officer witnessed domestic violence, nothing could be done. Francine Hughes husband told her he was going to kill her. The cops left her and her four children alone with him. What happened next changed the laws in the US forever.

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This week we take a few shots at musical theatre (again) and discuss ways to ensure that you will be miserable. Is your favorite pasttime on this list? Tune in to find out!

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Don't be a prideful sluggard, or a know-it-all with nothing to show! This week we talk about the trap of knowing without doing, and the beauty of knowledge that's actually been applied.

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After we solve the debate around co-sleeping or not co-sleeping, we flesh out a few more thoughts around what is commonly referred to as "wellness" practices, except this time we target the kinds of lies conservatives tend to have very little defense for. Join us!

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You've been praying for this very good thing. You know it would be a good thing for you to do, or for your family to have, but it never appears. The prayer is not granted. In fact, the opposite of your request is fulfilled and now you're suffering. Now the real work begins. Since God loves you, why isn't He doing what you want?

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We finally catch up in the timeline and record our first episode of the year! We chat random thoughts we had during our recording break, sibling growth periods when a new baby is added, mushroom coffee, "clean" ingredient shampoos, what happened in the gifted programs in the 90s, and more. Join us!

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In the first and only episode we have only ever been pregnant at the same time, we discuss social pressure, the good and the bad of trends, and how our affections should not be shaped by booktok garbage. Join us for our random, scattershot thoughts this week that also includes Orca whales and skinny jeans.

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This week we talk about the importance of general truths, speaking in general truths, and not being the lady who is always looking for the loopholes. Join us!

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Since your body is going to break down and fail, ultimately landing you in the grave, why bother caring for it? If you can't escape aging (and you cannot), minimally you can escape aging into a grump (as you ought). Join us!

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Our sinful hearts love to indulge themselves and that can leave us feeling fairly skeptical of our own tears. However, tears are often the most appropriate thing in the world. So how do we tell when that is?

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Ok so we have gone on long enough on the virtue of being unbothered, but how exactly does one become unbothered? Or how can one be unbothered in a way that is actually reflective a godly attitude.

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When the turn north looks as plausible as the turn to the east, how do you decide? This week we discuss the importance of loving God first, and how it directs our steps.

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Should we, as women, be "normalizing" the grind? Should we work in seasons? Should we work harder cyclically? Should we rest because our hormones might be in a certain place? Join us this week as we talk women's work.

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This week we share our longest episode yet because apparently we had a lot to talk about in terms of mental health, wellness, and what it means to be "well" without Christ. Is your parasympathetic nervous system your enemy? Join us!

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This week we talk pregnancy, labor, delivery, and the ways that wellness myths can often befuddle us. Because disunity is a tool the Enemy loves, and because giving birth is so incredibly intimate and personal, it is also a topic that can easily introduce hurt feelings and division amongst women. So how do we safeguard ourselves against falling into THAT pit? Join us!

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Continuing on in our discussion around The Wellness Industry and popular myths that are likely holding you back from actually being well, we discuss movement. Is how we move actually an important life issue? Join us!

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This week we discuss why not to be fearful of everything, why esoteric knowledge into your every hormonal function isn't required, and how to just generally not be a snob around food while also taking dominion of your plate. Join us!

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When it comes to pursuing your health, how far is too far? Is a godly woman "crunchy" or is she loading up on processed sugars without fear? Welcome to our wellness series, where we are going to discuss how a Christian worldview filters all of the constant "wellness" messaging that is being pumped into our veins on a daily basis.

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Join us on this last day of the year to reflect on 2024 and dream big dreams for 2025!

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We asked Summer's dad to join us and discuss weird church history as it relates to Christmas. Is December 25th actually meaningful? Have we always had traditions around it? He also lets us in on some truly odd traditions that make belief in Sasquatch seem normal. Join us!

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This week we discuss some very niche and extremely random items and habits we have around the holidays that we thought y'all might enjoy or want to implement in your own routine. We also meander down some trails about why we bother being merry at all. Join us!

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This week Joy tells the story of a Canadian veterinarian who changed all of our childhoods, even though you have likely never heard his name. This story is truly about the cool things that a man will do when he has the audacity to take a bear to war.

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This week we are kick off two weeks of heartwarming story-time. Because it is December and some love stories are just better than others.

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What if I'm an apathetic mess? What if I've never been consistent or disciplined a day in my life? Join us this week as we talk about hormonal rollercoasters, and how apathy is boring.

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This week we discuss Abigail Shrier's book, Bad Therapy, what secular education is doing to our children, and why depression, anxiety, or some other mental illness are treated as cultural prerequisites to be a part of the in-crowd.

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This week we talk motivation, discipline, and ambition. There's this thing you think you want to do - how do you get it done? Is it possible to change your desires through habits? Join us!

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Have you ever wondered how man sailed the high seas? This week we explain the audacity in telling the true but hardly believable tale of the shipwreck, mutiny, and murderous crew of The Wager. Join us!

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After we cover pregnant pauses and the evil of carbohydrates, we jump into a discussion about what it means to develop personal taste and style that reflects what you enjoy in a way that honors the Lord. Join us!

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This week we talk about notes apps, bad church signs, and why rejecting modernity so often misses the boat of faithfulness. Join us!

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This week we chat about elderberries, books worth reading, the fruit of the Spirit, and why dealing with your own sin is a blessing to everyone around you. Join us!

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This week we talk about the BEST ways to run aground as you steer your vessel heavenward. These are very trendy things to do in 2024, so let's be on the lookout for them. Join us!

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This week we talk about being hated. Are you hated, but it is all in your head? Are you hated for righteousness sake? Are you hated because you refuse to confess and repent? It is important to know the difference! Join us this week as we talk through what to do when "everyone" hates you.

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This week we chat evangelism as women: should we be on street corners or outside of clinics? Why do us crazy Calvinists even bother with evangelism if God's people are all chosen anyway?

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This week we talk the prominent cultural excuse for sin - I'm a victim! - and how it does not square away with reality or how we are to deal with our sin. Join us!

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Pleasure. Joy. A new piece of art to hang. Birthday gifts. These are fun things that we ought not hate. So how do we make sure we aren't loving the world when so much in it is worth loving? Join us!

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You've heard the hoopla, so join us this week as we clear it up: what is with Megan Basham's book, "Shepherds for Sale"? Why does it matter, even if your shepherd is clearly NOT for sale? And why are some forms of corruption more worth interrogation from the evangelical elites than others?

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This week we discuss the difficult topic of being unequally yoked, whether that be in marriage or with the world in general. How do we manage such a difficult thing, and how does the Bible encourage us in it? Join us!

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This week we talk about sanctification, and the weird impulse that can sometimes exist to think that there are a class of Christians that you can never belong to. Join us!

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"Comparison is the thief of joy" they tell us over and over. But is it true? Is all comparison a thief? And why does sinful envy get to be rebranded? Join us!

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This week we discuss unpopular opinions we are more than ready to defend and when you should just "let love cover it."

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This week we discuss car cleaning habits and church going habits. Are we cheerful church goers, attending weekly with expectation and a readiness to hear the Word? Join us!

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You've heard us say it a million times: "mind your own business." In this episode we talk practical application. If we are supposed to love our neighbor, how do we balance that with keeping our eyes inside our own fence? Join us!

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This week we chat about what it looks like to leave victim culture behind and press on despite what everyone else around us might be doing. Are we taking responsibility for how we view ourselves and the world around us?

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This week we discuss the basic foods that all Christians need to be consuming. These are commonly referred to as "the means of grace" and they are Christian living must-haves!

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Join us this week as we talk about modesty - what it is, what it isn't, and why you should very deeply and intentionally CARE.

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This week we discuss cool socialist propaganda and the foundational needs for teaching your kids at home. Join us!

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Wrapping up our story time summer season this week, Joy tells the unbelievable story of how DNA technology helped solve a mystery that was 30 years old. Join us!

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Welcome to our summer time true crime story time! Summer kicks off story time season by telling the weird history of the “western White House,” a neglected mansion in the shadow of San Francisco that’s been passed around for generations and eventually ends up being a crime scene. Join us!

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Have you ever said something and immediately regretted it? Worse yet - have you ever said something stupid and had no clue how stupid it was until years later? Join us this week as we talk through panic rearranging furniture and how to be self-aware.

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