Les meilleurs podcasts Bethany Kimsey (2024)

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312. How Pacifiers Show the Gospel 9:37

18h ago9:37

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. A pacifier may seem like just a small comfort item, but it actually holds a beautiful lesson about the gospel. When our little ones reach for it, they’re showing a need for comfort, much like our own need for God’s presence in times when we need comfort. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 reminds us that God is the "Father of al…

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311. When I'm Overwhelmed with Busyness 12:11

4d ago12:11

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. When life feels overwhelming and you’re running on empty, it’s easy to think peace will only come when the chaos quiets down. But Jesus offers rest right in the middle of it. In Matthew 11:28-30, He says, “Come to me, all you who are weary, and I will give you rest.” He’s not promising an escape from life’s pressu…

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310. When I'm Separating Squabbles in My Home 11:51

5d ago11:51

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. When you’re constantly separating your kids as they bicker and fight, it can feel like you’re stuck in the role of referee, always stepping in to calm the chaos. It’s exhausting, and in those moments, it’s easy to lose sight of the bigger picture. Jesus dealt with squabbles too. He didn’t ignore them or lose his c…

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309. When I'm Restless, Dissatisfied and Hungry for Him 11:31

6d ago11:31

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Do you ever feel overwhelmed and on edge, like your reactions set off a chain of frustration that you wish you could stop? At the end of the day, it leaves you filled with regret, wondering why you couldn’t just snap out of it. What you might really need is some quiet time with the Lord. Think back to when you had…

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308. When I Think I Have It All Handled 11:20

7d ago11:20

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. As moms, we often feel the weight of the world on our shoulders, believing we need to be in control and have everything figured out. Sometimes, we see that same desire reflected in our kids—they want to be independent, handling things themselves, from getting dressed to buckling their car seats. Even when they don…

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307. When I'm Fighting Worry 11:24

8d ago11:24

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Colossians 3:2 calls us to set our minds on things above, which can be tough during seasons of worry. You might wonder if things will improve or if God is truly paying attention to your struggles. It’s easy to feel like you’re messing it all up and hang your head in despair. Yet, God’s heart remains steadfast. In …

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306. A Gospel Word Picture Part 3 10:55

11d ago10:55

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Welcome back to the kitchen table! Today, Bethany is sharing another word picture to help you have gospel conversations with your little ones. This time, we’re talking about water. Think about when you wash your hands or take a bath. Water cleans the dirt off, just like Jesus washes away our sins. 1 John 1:7 tells us that the blood of Jesus cleanse…

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305. How We Teach the Gospel in a Word Picture Part 2 9:27

12d ago9:27

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Welcome back to the kitchen table! Today, Bethany continues the conversation on using word pictures to share the gospel with your little ones. Our focus today? The mirror. Think about when you walk into the bathroom and look into the mirror. With the light on, you clearly see your reflection—the mirror shows everything, even the dirt on your face. …

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304. 3 Part Word Picture to Share the Gospel 8:53

13d ago8:53

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Welcome back to the kitchen table! Teaching our little ones about God can feel challenging, but today Bethany shares a word picture that can help make it clear. Imagine walking into a dark bathroom. The first thing we do is turn on the light so we can see where we are. Without that light, we’re stuck in the dark. In John 8:12, Jesus says, “I am the…

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303. When God Tells Us Secrets 8:55

14d ago8:55

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. There are whispers all around us—subtle, quiet conversations that can leave us feeling excluded or unseen. Whether it’s in social circles, at work, or even within family dynamics, exclusion has a way of sneaking in and settling deep within our hearts. We’ve all been there. Maybe it was as a child, watching others …

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302. A Mom's Promise Versus God's Promises 7:58

15d ago7:58

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. We’ve all heard it—“But mom, you promised...” Sometimes, what feels like a simple yes becomes something we can't always make happen. Our promises can fall short, but God’s never do. In 2 Corinthians 1:20, we’re reminded that “all of God’s promises are ‘Yes’ in Christ.” Unlike us, God never fails to keep his word. …

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301. The Gospel When I Am Wounded and Hurting 9:13

18d ago9:13

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Mamas, we’ve tended to have many skinned knees. The moment our child is hurt, we scoop them up, bend over them, and do everything we can to make it better. We offer comfort and care without hesitation. Psalm 116:1-2 reminds us of this same truth. Just as we tend to our children when they are hurting, God tends t…

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300. When I Am Afraid 7:13

19d ago7:13

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. There are moments in life when we feel completely overwhelmed. The unknowns feel heavy, and the fear of what's ahead can be paralyzing. As parents, we often reach for our child's hand in those uncertain times, offering them comfort and safety. It’s in that same way that God reaches for us. Isaiah 41:10 reminds us …

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299. How Does Jesus Show Up When My Child Is Throwing a Fit 11:07

19d ago11:07

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Bethany shares a story about her daughter, who was determined to get dressed on her own, even though she struggled. Like many of us, she wanted to be independent, resisting help. But Bethany gently reminded her that it’s okay to ask for help and surrender when things get hard. Psalm 103:13-14 says, “As a father ha…

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298. Do Bedtime Stories Show God's Graciousness 8:57

21d ago8:57

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Bethany shares a story about her child who always needed the answers before starting a book. He struggled to enjoy the story, impatiently wanting to know how it ended. Often, we’re the same—wanting clarity in life right away, unable to rest in the uncertainty. Psalm 119:30 reminds us, “The unfolding of your words …

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297. How I Can See Jesus in My Everyday 9:38

22d ago9:38

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. We give so much attention to our to-do lists, our children, and the demands of daily life. But attention is the beginning of devotion. Where we place our attention, devotion follows. In the everyday moments of motherhood—when we’re folding laundry, driving to activities, or calming tantrums—there’s a profound oppo…

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296. Why the Blessing Will Win in Discipline 11:33

25d ago11:33

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Where are we seeing God at work? How is He moving in our child's life? These are the questions we must ask ourselves when we seek to bless our children. God is constantly at work, and when we take the time to notice, we can speak those blessings into their lives. It's a twofold process: first, we must put our own flesh aside. We must ask for the wi…

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295. Practical Ways to Know What to Say in a Blessing 10:36

26d ago10:36

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We want to speak words of blessing over our children, but how do we know what to say? To bless a child intentionally, we must first sit with God in prayer. Ask him for insight and to reveal their strengths and weaknesses. Take time to study your child. Notice where they shine and where they stumble. See the places where they are tempted or challeng…

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294. Three Truths to Pray for Your Child in Blessing Them 10:59

27d ago10:59

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. As parents, it's important to anchor ourselves and our children in God’s promises. During these moments, we can pray scriptures that remind us of God’s faithfulness, presence, and love. Praying over our children is a powerful way to help them understand their identity and purpose in Christ. We can remind them that…

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293. The Goal of a Blessing for My Child's Life 10:50

28d ago10:50

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. You might be wondering, what does it mean to speak a blessing into your child’s life? At its core, it’s about sharing words of life, truth, and encouragement. Understanding the actual goal behind a blessing can help you put it into practice. The goal of speaking a blessing is straightforward: it’s not just about w…

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Christa Hardin - Enneagram Expert type 7 44:33

28d ago44:33

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Enneagram expert Christa Hardin walks us through each of the nine types and how they succeed and where they may tend to struggle in motherhood. Check out her website for more information on her podcast and book. Enneagramandmarriage.comPar Kate

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292. Speak a Blessing Over My Child 12:17

29d ago12:17

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. As we dive into the fourth part of our Jesus-centered discipline conversations, we focus on blessing. Discipline isn’t just about correction; it’s an opportunity to speak life over our children. When we ask, “What does God have planned for you?” we’re helping them see beyond their mistakes and into the future God …

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291. My Child Never Wants to Say Sorry or Admit Their Wrong 12:09

1M ago12:09

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Bethany is guiding listeners through the final conversation of repentance. Guiding our children through repentance can feel like one of the hardest parts of our role. Some days, it may seem like they resist every nudge toward saying "I'm sorry" or owning up to their mistakes. But leading these conversations isn’t …

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290. What If I Feel Discouraged Because My Child Never Repents? 11:38

1M ago11:38

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. When our children misstep or hurt someone, it’s more than just saying "sorry." We’re called to help them restore their relationships—not just with the person they hurt, but with God too. This restoration goes far beyond an outward apology. It's about heart transformation. When Bethany talks about parenting through…

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289. 3 Scriptures to Pray for Repentance for Your Child 10:04

1M ago10:04

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. When it comes to guiding our children, it's easy to fall into guilt, lectures, and the desire for instant compliance. But instead of relying on our own words, we can turn to the truth of God's promises. Today, Bethany is sharing three anchoring scriptures that help us pray for our children with intention and trust…

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288. Key Questions to Ask for Repentance 11:24

1M ago11:24

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Welcome back to the table. Today, Bethany is diving into one of the more delicate aspects of parenting—leading our kids in the process of repentance. It's something we all wrestle with at times. You may have asked yourself, What is my goal in a repentance conversation? or What am I really trying to accomplish? It starts with asking good questions. …

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287. What Is Repentance in a Discipline Conversation? 10:15

1M ago10:15

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Welcome back to the kitchen table! Today, Bethany is walking us through a crucial topic: repentance. It’s a word we often hear and toss around, but what does it truly mean, and how can we guide our kids through it? When introducing repentance to our children, it’s important to remember that it’s not just about saying sorry but about helping them un…

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286. Let's Make It Practical - When My Toddler Screams at Me or My Teen is Disrespectful 12:35

1M ago12:35

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Bethany offers practical strategies and scenarios for handling challenging moments, whether you're managing a toddler’s tantrum or a teenager’s disconnect. What does inspection look like on those tough days? For toddlers, it means getting low and getting quiet. Ask gently, “What’s going on in your heart?” Use thes…

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285. The Inspection Conversations at Different Ages 12:41

1M ago12:41

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Welcome back to the kitchen table! Today, Bethany dives into what gospel-centered inspection conversations look like at different ages. You might be thinking, “I couldn’t have this conversation with my kids,” but remember—these talks take practice and repetition, and they may not go smoothly the first time. With little ones, begin by asking hard qu…

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284. Caring for My Child's Heart While Examining Their Motives 11:29

1M ago11:29

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. As we walk through the inspection phase of gospel-centered conversations with our children, scripture provides us with truths that anchor our hearts and guide us in love and wisdom. Proverbs 16:2 reminds us that while we can observe actions, God is the one who truly sees and weighs the heart. Our role as parents i…

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283. Helping My Child Look at Their Heart 11:04

1M ago11:04

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. As parents, it's easy to get caught up in correcting behavior, but we are called to go deeper, to create a space where our children can unpack their hearts before God. We want to be intentional about setting the stage for these meaningful conversations. Our goal is for our children to think, "She is here to learn …

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282. After I Correct My Child, How Do I Reach Their Heart? 11:44

1M ago11:44

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. This week, Bethany is diving into the second part of our Jesus-centered discipline conversation: inspection. Inspection is about looking deeper into our children’s hearts to understand the "why" behind their actions. It’s not enough to correct behavior—we have to ask the right questions to unpack it. It's not just…

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281. What Does it Look Like for A Toddler, a Tween, a Teenager 11:39

2M ago11:39

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. In John 20, the story of Thomas gives us a beautiful example of how God approaches correction. When Thomas doubted Jesus' resurrection, Jesus didn’t respond with frustration or rebuke. Instead, he led with a question. Bethany encourages listeners that this method of leading correction with a question is something …

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280. How to Correct at Different Ages 12:09

2M ago12:09

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Bethany is frequently asked, “Can gospel-centered conversations be done with little ones, too?” In this episode, she invites listeners to join her in exploring how even with very young children, meaningful, faith-based discussions can take place. With younger children, it is essential to lead the conversation, as …

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279. We Don't Assume We Know How to Correct Our Child 9:27

2M ago9:27

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. In moments of correction with our children, anchoring our conversations in prayer can bring clarity and peace. Bethany encourages us to bring everything before God and seek His wisdom through scripture. Where can we anchor in the Bible during these moments? Jeremiah 33:3 reminds us to call to God, and he will answ…

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278. When We Correct, We Start with Asking 10:20

2M ago10:20

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. In gospel-centered conversations during correction, Bethany reminds us that the goal is to seek clarity—both for ourselves and our children. Rather than diving into a lecture, we should start by simply asking, “What happened? Why are you here with me?” This approach helps ensure that we see all parts of the situat…

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277. The Four Parts of a Jesus Centered Conversation 13:51

2M ago13:51

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. As parents, navigating correction with a gospel-centered heart can feel challenging. In today's world, correction is often misunderstood as harsh or mean. However, Bethany reminds us that God’s model of correction throughout scripture, particularly in Genesis 3, shows a different approach—one rooted in love and un…

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276. Helping Moms and Daughters Connect Through Faith and Conversation 28:07

2M ago28:07

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Bethany, drawing from her own experiences raising daughters, knows how challenging the teenage years can be for both moms and their daughters. The transition from middle school to high school often brings a whirlwind of emotions, from excitement to apprehension. Understanding these dynamics, Sandra Stanley and her…

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275. Your Child's Uniqueness Informs Your Discipline 9:16

2M ago9:16

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Many moms carry a deep hope that if they raise their children in faith, those children will naturally follow God as they grow older. But when a child begins to reject that faith, it can lead to heartbreak and confusion. In these moments, many turn to Proverbs 22:6: "Train up a child in the way he should go, and wh…

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274. Speaking Truth to Children So That They Listen 7:41

2M ago7:41

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. As parents, it’s easy to fall into the routine of correction—pointing out what’s wrong and what needs to change. 1 Thessalonians 2:11-12 reminds us to come alongside our children with the heart of a loving parent, speaking the unique language of each child. It’s about seeing them as individuals, not just correctin…

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273. Gentle in Our Correction 8:09

2M ago8:09

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Correcting our children is never easy, and it can be especially challenging to keep these moments centered on the gospel. It’s easy to let frustration take over, but 1 Thessalonians 2:7 reminds us, "We were gentle among you." Spiritually, our children are still growing, we are called to be mindful of how we speak …

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272. What Is the Result of a Gospel Centered Conversation? 6:33

2M ago6:33

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. As parents, we deeply desire for our children to follow Christ—not because it’s our family tradition, but because they genuinely understand their need for Him. In 1 Corinthians 2:5, Paul reminds us that our faith should rest "not on human wisdom, but on God’s power." This is the foundation we want to lay for our c…

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271. How Do We Have Jesus Centered Conversations With Our Children? 8:33

2M ago8:33

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. This week, Bethany invites listeners into an important conversation: How do we have Jesus-centered conversations with our children effectively? And how do these conversations impact their understanding of who God is and how He sees them? The truth is, the only way to make Jesus come alive in your children is if He…

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270. How Do I Have Patience with My Children 9:11

2M ago9:11

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. In the final part of 1 Thessalonians 5:14, we are urged to "be patient with them all." This verse reminds us that each of our children require different approaches. We go through various seasons with them, each one bringing its own challenges. Being patient is sourced in the Holy Spirit. It’s not about deciding to…

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269. Parenting a Child Who Is Unsaved or Discouraged in Their Faith 7:39

2M ago7:39

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. In 1 Thessalonians 5:14, we’re instructed to "help the weak," a calling that takes on special meaning in the context of motherhood. As mothers, we are not tasked with making our children strong in their faith. That strength comes from God alone. Our role isn’t to demand or push them beyond what they’re ready for. …

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268. How Do I Help My Discouraged Child 8:21

2M ago8:21

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Join Bethany as she continues to unpack 1 Thessalonians 5:14. We are called to "encourage the faint-hearted." As mothers, this verse serves as a reminder of the significant role we play in our children’s lives. Our calling is to come alongside them, to relate closely, and to provide the encouragement they need whe…

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267. Should We Scold Our Children 7:47

2M ago7:47

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. In 1 Thessalonians 5:14, we are commanded to admonish the idle, to caution those who are unruly. As a mother, this can feel like a never-ending task—correcting, guiding, and redirecting. It’s easy to become discouraged, feeling as if all we do is point out where our children fall short. But this verse reminds us t…

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266. Leading My Children to See God 8:34

2M ago8:34

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. Imagine the impact if every day we chose to root our lives in God's truth instead of the world's ever-changing messages. What if our words, actions, and decisions all pointed our children toward Jesus? As mothers, we have the sacred role of shepherding our children, but it can feel overwhelming to guide them in a …

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265. Our Charge in Motherhood 9:25

2M ago9:25

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. There are days when we feel overwhelmed by the responsibilities that come with motherhood. We may find ourselves struggling, not wanting to cook another meal or face the endless tasks that demand our attention. 1 Peter 5:2-4 offers a powerful reminder of what motherhood is truly about In those moments, it’s easy t…

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264. He Listens to Every Prayer We Speak 7:55

2M ago7:55

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Welcome back to the kitchen table. In moments of struggle and uncertainty, it's comforting to know that God is always near, ready to listen. Psalm 116:1-2 reminds us of this truth and this is where Bethany is anchoring listeners today. God's desire is simple—he wants us to run to him. It’s not about saying the perfect prayer or finding the right fo…

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