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The Connected Mom

Form a deeper connection with God, more empathetically connection with other Moms, and more intentional connection with your child.

Podcast · By Becky Harling · English · Official site

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11
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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Letting Go and Trusting God With Your Adult Kids (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the Connected Mom Podcast, Becky Harling and Linda Goldfarb discuss the challenges of motherhood, particularly focusing on anxiety that persists throughout the parenting journey. They share personal stories, scriptural insights, and practical advice on how to navigate anxiety, especially as children grow into adulthood. The conversation emphasizes the importance of trust, prayer, and humor in parenting, and how these elements can strengthen relationships and alleviate anxiety.

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Healing Your Anxiety with the Names of God (opens the original)

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    This is an episode of the Connected Mom Podcast , hosted by Becky Harling, kicking off a new series on managing anxiety as a mom. Her guest is Grace Fox, an author and speaker, whose newest book is The Names of God: Growing Strong . Key points: No guilt allowed. Becky opens by rejecting the "you shouldn't feel anxious" messaging she grew up with, since it just adds guilt on top of anxiety. Personal stories of mom-anxiety. Grace shares a vivid memory of her son's first kindergarten bus ride — she

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Are You Speaking Your Child’s Love Language? (opens the original)

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    Connected Mom Podcast — Becky Harling interviews Dr. Gary Chapman on the Five Love Languages Dr. Gary Chapman shares the origin of his famous concept, which grew out of marriage counseling — specifically a couple where the husband did countless acts of service for his wife, yet she felt completely unloved because her actual love language was quality time (conversation). This pattern repeated across many couples, leading him to identify five categories: words of affirmation, acts of service, gift

  4. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    The Struggle of Over-Functioning - rerun (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the Connected Mom Podcast, Becky Harling and Erin Davis engage in a heartfelt discussion about the concept of over-functioning in parenting and friendships. They explore the challenges of wanting to do too much for others, the importance of allowing children and friends to experience their own struggles, and the necessity of finding identity and affirmation in Christ rather than in performance. The conversation also touches on the biblical story of Joseph as a lens for underst

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Finding Hope in the Midst of Pain - Rerun (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the Connected Mom Podcast, host Becky Harling engages in a heartfelt conversation with Linda Dillow, a best-selling author and mentor, about her new book, 'Hope for My Hurting Heart.' Linda shares her personal journey through pain, including her challenging childhood, a traumatic brain injury, and the struggles of having two daughters diagnosed with cancer during the COVID pandemic. The discussion emphasizes the importance of trust in God, the choices we make in times of trial

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