Episode 112 | Pregnancy Loss and the Christian Mom
Practical Family Podcast
The loss of a child comes in many forms. There is hope and support for grieving mothers, and the community that surrounds her. Rachel shows us how to be helpful and compassionate with our loved ones.
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Episode 111 | How to Equip Your Kids to be Wise with Technology
Practical Family Podcast
Jonathan McKee gives parents practical tools on how to approach technology with wisdom and grace instead of constant correction.
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Episode 110 | How to Raise Resilient Kids
Practical Family Podcast
What the link between family schedules and life expectancy tells us about teaching kids to be resilient adults.
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Episode 109 | You Don't Have to Do It All
Practical Family Podcast
Do you have what it takes to be a homeschool mom? Yes! We’re busting the myth that you have to do it all to be effective. BIO Katie M. Reid has been married to Adam for almost eighteen years, and is the mother of five loud children (ages threww to fifteen). Besides Jesus and her family, cut-to-the-chase conversations and musicals are a few of her favorite things. Katie encourages others to exchange try-hard striving for hope-filled freedom through her messages, articles, songs, and resources. She is a trained bible study facilitator and author of the book, Made Like Martha: Good...
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Episode 108 | Know Your Why
Practical Family Podcast
How knowing your “why” is fuel for homeschooling and how to encourage characteristics of the heart that you can’t measure with a grade.
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Episode 107 | Countercultural Parenting
Practical Family Podcast
Today’s culture is defined by amorality, dishonesty, and discontentment. As a Christian parent, you want your children to reject these norms in favor of values like integrity, wisdom, and forgiveness. But how can you train them to do this when you’re still falling short yourself?
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Episode 106 | Unlocking Our Hard Stories
Practical Family Podcast
Sandrine Nyembo Tucker shares her incredible testimony about fleeing her home country torn by civil war, and her journey of faith in overcoming shame and rejection.
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Episode 105 | How to Manage Emotions as a Family
Practical Family Podcast
When we recognize the root of our feelings, family life can be more manageable for everyone involved. Help your kids deal with their big feelings and set yourself free from extra guilt and shame.
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Episode 104 | Be Intentional and Keep it Simple
Practical Family Podcast
Homeschool mama of 20 years and counting, Susan Seay brings practical wisdom to moms in the thick of home education and home management. She is a mentor, life coach, and international author and speaker.
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Episode 103 | How to Train Your Kids in Home Care
Practical Family Podcast
Train kids how the real world works… including the part money and the value of stuff plays into work ethic at home.
info_outlineIn this first episode of the Strong Enough Series, Jennifer and Jordan discuss the fear of not being enough, and what this looks like for mothers.
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Margin: Restoring Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves to Overloaded Lives
Meet Your Co-Hosts
Jennifer Bryant is the wife of a good man and mother of two precious kids. Her favorite things include reading, organizing, blogging, singing with her kids, laughing out loud with her husband, and making food for people. She lives in Honolulu, Hawaii and dreams of taking her family on marvelous adventures across the globe. In the meantime, she blogs about life and family at PracticalFamily.org, and encourages others to build practical skills for healthy communication, simple living, and discover their awesomeness. Read More Here.
Jordan Marzan is originally from West Virginia, raised in a family of nine kids, former nanny of five, and a proud home school graduate (thanks mom!). She holds a degree in public relations and works as an actress, ballroom dancer, and podcaster. Much to her delight, Tyler (i.e. “Hawaiian Man-Candy”) agreed to marry her two years ago and they now live in Hawaii. They enjoy long naps on the beach and are trying to find a hobby that somehow combines dancing and racing cars.