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Met in the Mess: Honest conversations about faith, motherhood, and all the mess in between

Honest conversations about faith, motherhood, and all the mess in between. This is a podcast about motherhood, faith, marriage, tiredness, joy, and grace — all of it. We’re not experts. We’re just two women learning as we go, and we wanted to bring you with us.

Podcast · By Megan Hannig and Briana Johnson-Honest Conversations about Motherhood and Faith · American English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    53. Met in the Oven | Exploring Waiting and Transformation through Baking with Kayla Vichosky (opens the original)

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    What can a cookie teach us about waiting, transformation, and trusting God’s process ? In this episode of Met in the Making , our creativity series from Met in the Mess , we’re heading into the kitchen and talking about the beautiful (and sometimes frustrating) process of baking with our friend of the pod, Kayla Vichosky ! Baking is full of waiting. We measure, mix, and prepare, but we can’t skip the oven. And we certainly can’t pull something out before it’s ready just because we’re impatient t

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    52. Cooking | Hospitality, Provision & Meeting God Around the Table (opens the original)

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    What if cooking is more than just another thing on our never-ending to-do list? In this episode of Met in the Making , we’re stepping into the kitchen and exploring how something as ordinary as cooking can become a spiritual practice. From chopping vegetables and stirring a pot to packing lunches and setting the table, food gives us countless opportunities to practice hospitality, generosity, provision, presence, and love . What if the meals we make in the middle of ordinary, messy motherhood ar

  3. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    *BONUS* Met in the Margins: The Screwtape Letters (opens the original)

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    Met in the Margins: The Screwtape Letters + Our Next Book Club Pick What if temptation doesn’t always look like temptation? In this episode of Met in the Margins , our Met in the Mess book club, we’re diving into C.S. Lewis’s classic Christian book The Screwtape Letters . Through a series of fictional letters written by a senior demon to his inexperienced nephew, Lewis offers a thought-provoking look at temptation, distraction, pride, spiritual warfare, and the subtle ways our hearts can drift a

  4. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    51. Met in the Thread: Sacred Attention & the Art of Mending (opens the original)

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    Met in the Thread: Sacred Attention & the Art of Mending What if mending isn’t just about fixing what’s torn—but about paying attention to what’s right in front of us? In this episode of Met in the Mess , part of our Met in the Making creativity series, we’re getting into the world of thread, mending, and sacred attention . As we stitch, repair, and create with our hands, we’re reminded that God is also a God who restores, redeems, and makes things new. Mending invites us to slow down and notice

  5. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    50. Met in the Making: Crochet and Finding God in the Rhythm (opens the original)

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    Met in the Making: Crochet — Finding God in the Rhythm What if something as simple as a hook, a ball of yarn, and a few repetitive stitches could teach us something about the presence of God? In this episode of Met in the Mess , we’re continuing our Met in the Making series by picking up our crochet hooks and exploring the spiritual lessons hidden in the rhythm of creating. Crochet is more than just making something beautiful. There’s something about the repetition—the same stitch over and over,

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