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Ep 116 - Are Christians Actually Approachable? (opens the original)
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Is it possible to find genuine joy in motherhood when you’re running on three hours of sleep and pure willpower? This week, Elize and Sal are keeping it real about the messy, beautiful reality of parenting, pregnancy, and postpartum. We’re diving into how our self-talk shapes our mental health, why our daily attitude carries so much weight, and asking a big question for believers: Should Christians actually be the most approachable, joyful people you meet? Whether you need a good laugh, a soft l
Ep 115 - Micro Delights (opens the original)
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In this episode, Elize and Sal dive into the transformative power of micro breaks and micro delights. When life feels heavy and schedules are packed, finding hours for self-care isn't always realistic—especially for parents. Together, they break down the science of the nervous system, stress signals, and simple ways to reset through quick circuit breakers, intentional sensory moments, and everyday pleasures. From shifting perspective through gratitude to establishing grounding morning and evenin
EP 114 - The Offense Epidemic (opens the original)
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Are we truly being hurt, or have our thin skins taken over? In this episode, we unpack why taking offense has become our culture’s default reaction, how it quietly damages our relationships, and what Scripture actually says about righteous versus unrighteous outrage. In this episode, we cover: Playground & Personal Pitfalls: Hilarious and cringe-worthy stories of taking unexpected offense in everyday life (yes, including spiders and raccoons 🦝). The Anatomy of Offense: The critical difference be
EP 113 - The 4 Pillars of Idolatry (Part 2) (opens the original)
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In this episode, we continue our conversation on the four pillars of idolatry: power, control, comfort and approval. After identifying the ways these can show up in our own lives in Part 1, we dig deeper into what sits underneath them and how they can affect our relationship with God and the people around us. We talk about control, comfort and the ways we try to avoid pain, how our idols can play out in marriage and relationships, and what it looks like to recognise when we’re relying on somethi
Ep 112 - Playground lols/politics (opens the original)
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Playgrounds are meant to be fun... until someone else's child is body-slamming toddlers, riding bikes through the splash pad, or making everyone wonder, "Should I say something?" In this episode, we swap some of our funniest (and most frustrating) playground stories and talk about the reality of parenting in public. We chat about when to step in, when to let kids work things out themselves, how to handle rough play, and what to do when other parents aren't paying attention. We also dive into the
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