The Holy Spirit is Your Helper with Marian Jordan Ellis
Marian Jordan Ellis was our very first Soapbox Live guest! And lucky for you- this is a live recording! As you hear the women laughing along with us, I hope you can imagine them taking notes and nodding along too! Marian became a bonus mom later in life and then got to have another little girl at 43! She is full of wisdom and humility and will no doubt, leave you with more faith that the holy spirit has everything needed for mothering our young ones!Learn more about Marian’s ministry at thisredeemedlife.org. Follow all things You Are Family on Instagram or sign up for our monthly email full of free resources just for you!
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Being Jesus' Light Through Kindness with Tamara Menges
Tamara Menges joins us for a special episode of The Soapbox to share about an opportunity for local BCS families to serve together called Kindness for Christmas. She and her daughter are using their gifts to prepare a space of kindness. You will be inspired to hear the ways Tamara is coming alongside her daughter’s gifts, and offering her own, to serve people. Check out Kerrington’s Kindness Shop here and Tamara’s floral business here. Be sure to follow You Are Family on Instagram to stay up to date with all things You Are Fam! And if you haven’t subscribed to our monthly email, you’re missing out on free resources to encourage discipleship in your home! Sign up here!
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Talking About God in the Mundane with Julie Dickerson
Julie Dickerson graciously encourages every mom to talk about God in the mundane moments of life with kids of all ages. She has older kids and has been faithfully following Jesus since she became a mom, so she has so many hacks and practical ways to point kids to look at God. Julie dives into the meat and potatoes of every day discipleship of the kids in our lives. Julie is clear that we all have something to share about God-no matter how long we’ve been walking with Him. Resources Julie mentioned:Table Top TruthsDwell Bible AppBe sure to follow You Are Family on Instagram to stay up to date with all things You Are Fam! And if you haven’t subscribed to our monthly email, you’re missing out on free resources to encourage discipleship in your home! Sign up here!
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Walking with a Limp with Jean Marie Rich
Jean Marie, mom of 3, wants to encourage all the moms to keep walking with the Lord, even with a limp. She normalizes limping and shares vulnerably about learning to struggle well from the earliest days of motherhood through infertility, adoption, and the unique struggles of a transracial family. She shares ways she's helped her kids recognize and work through weakness as well. She will make you feel right at home with her no matter where your limping is. Jean Marie covers the bases from embracing weakness, to tackling hard things to teaching our kids the importance of “walking with a limp” and sticking with the Lord. If you'd like to learn more about Impact Retreat that Jean Marie mentions, you can head here.Do you have your ticket for The Soapbox Live happening Sept 18? It's a free event, but seats are limited so grab your ticket here. Stay up to date with all things You Are Family by subscribing to our monthly newsletter here and following us on Instagram.
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Know Your Kid with Jamie Brown
Jamie Brown- mom of an only- joins us to share the why of knowing our kids. She, like most of us, has a kid wired very opposite of her. She is the champion of who God created her kid to be and left me even more convinced on my own kids exact wiring! She not only shares the why, but lots of practical hows in discovering more of our individual kids hearts. Head to youareinc.com to learn more about all things You Ate Family and grab your tickets for the Soapbox Live event!
Welcome to the Soapbox, a space for moms to hop on their soapbox and share what they’re most passionate in motherhood. We will invite trusted women from various stages of motherhood to express their thoughts, share their experiences, and make room for you to reflect on you own experience in mothering. Their soapbox doesn’t have to be yours, but the aim is to create an environment for intentional pondering about motherhood, just like sharing ideas around a table with a good friend.