Moms on a Mission

What if the story you're living isn't the story you have to keep? In this episode of Moms on a Mission, Amanda and Laura dive into a powerful concept inspired by Donald Miller's book A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: the idea that we can intentionally change the story we're living. Whether it's your personal journey, your marriage, your family, or the path your children are...

Remember when summer meant riding bikes until dark, running through sprinklers, chasing the ice cream truck, building forts, and coming home when the streetlights turned on? This summer, we're trading a little screen time for a lot more memory-making. In this episode, we talk about creating a "90s Summer" for our kids—filled with simple adventures, summer bucket lists, river tubing,...

Life feels loud, full, and overwhelming—and most days, it feels like the only way to keep up is to match that chaos. But what if that’s not what you’re called to? In this minisode from the Wise Woman series, we talk about what it actually looks like to live out a “gentle and quiet spirit” in the middle of busy schedules, emotional moments, and constant demands. Not weak. Not passive. But steady, p...

Mom rage is real. That moment where I go from calm to completely overwhelmed in seconds… yeah, I’ve been there more times than I’d like to admit. And in this minisode, I’m not pretending it doesn’t happen—I’m talking about it. This episode is built around James 1:19 —being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry—and what that actually looks like in real life, not just on paper. Be...

Welcome to the very first minisode of Moms on a Mission. In this new series, we’re diving into short, practical, Bible-based conversations for moms who want to grow in faith—but don’t always have an hour to sit down and listen. These are quick, intentional moments you can carry with you throughout your day. We’re starting with a powerful truth from Proverbs 14:1 — “The wise woman builds her home.”...

We sat down with Gabby Parham for a real, honest conversation about faith, family, and identity. This isn’t about titles or labels—it’s about who you are called to be in the middle of everyday life. Gabby shares her story as a mom, creative, and wife, and what it’s looked like to grow into her calling over time—not defined by roles, but by purpose. We talk about balancing work and motherhood, supp...

What do first responders see that most parents don’t? In this episode of Moms on a Mission , Laura and Amanda sit down with firefighter Phillip Kimbrell — someone who’s spent years walking into moments most people run from. Through stories, experience, and a whole lot of perspective, Phillip l shares what life on the front lines has shown him about raising kids, leading a family, and holding onto...

In this episode of Moms on a Mission, Laura and Amanda talk with author, registered nurse, and homeschool mom Erin Marie about faith, motherhood, and finding purpose in the middle of life’s hardest seasons. After losing her grandfather and feeling helpless during his medical decline, Erin felt called to nursing so she could better care for and advocate for her family. That same heart for compassio...

In this episode of Moms on a Mission, Laura and Amanda sit down with Maria Voisin, founder of Rose & Kite, NASM-certified trainer, Power Pilates instructor, and former professional ballroom and Latin dancer. Maria shares her journey from the dance world into health coaching and Pilates, where she now helps women better understand their bodies and build sustainable wellness habits. The conversa...

What do you do when you just know something isn’t right with your child… but you don’t know where to start? In this powerful episode, we sit down with Rebecca English — a mom of three, caregiver, former educator, and author of  Little Steps, Big Wins  — to discuss early intervention, advocacy, and trusting God during overwhelming seasons. Rebecca shares: Her traumatic birth story and the unexpecte...

They survived Part One… so now we’re turning up the heat. In Part Two, we continue the conversation with our husbands and lean into dad guilt, balance, love languages, and a Newlywed-Game-style round that reveals how well we really know each other. We talk about: Dad guilt and balancing work with presence Supporting a busy husband without planting guilt Love languages (who actually knows their spo...

They’re finally on the mic!!! In Part One, we sit down with our husbands to talk about provider pressure, dad guilt, and what men carry that often goes unseen. We dive into:• The weight of being the main provider• Cultural shifts in marriage roles• Creating peace at home• Silent stress husbands don’t always voice This one is honest, deep, and might shift how you see your spouse. Part Two drops nex...

Valentine’s Day is coming… but what if we stopped stressing over overpriced flowers and leaned into meaningful , intentional love instead? 💌 In this episode of Mom’s on a Mission , we’re talking all things Valentine’s Day—through a real-life, mom-approved, faith-centered lens. From sweet family traditions and raising boys who value kindness, to practical (and creative!) gift ideas for husbands, k...

Community sounds great… until it requires vulnerability, accountability, and letting people see the real you. In this episode of Mom’s on a Mission , we dive into what it truly means to do life together. From surviving real-life storms to navigating marriage, motherhood, faith, and friendships, this episode challenges the idea that independence equals strength. We talk about why everyone doesn’t g...

If you’ve ever heard your kid say something and thought, “I have no idea what that means… and I’m not sure I want to,” this episode is for you 😅 In this episode, we’re having a lot of fun walking through a  2026 Parent Resource Guide  that helps parents understand teen culture, slang, technology, and the world our kids are growing up in today. We laugh, we cringe, we tell stories — but we also ta...

January is here, and with it comes the pressure to “level up.” In this episode, Laura and Amanda return after a month-long reset to talk honestly about what leveling up actually looks like — not through hustle or perfection, but through obedience, alignment, and intentional faith . They unpack: • Why leveling up doesn’t happen by accident• How small daily shifts matter more than big goals• Choosin...

The final episode of 2025 is here, and honestly? We’re still in awe. What started as two friends having lunch in Cornelia turned into 34 episodes (…more like 38 if you count our “oops, re-record!” moments), power flickers, belly laughs, and so many prayer-filled conversations. This year, we posted across five platforms, passed 1,000 listens on Spotify, grew a community on Facebook, and heard your...

This episode is all about walking into the New Year prepared, not panicked. We’re talking about real-life rhythms, mom moments that taught us more than we expected, and how preparing in November and December sets the tone for a year that feels steadier, wiser, and more grounded. We dive into speaking things into existence, letting your kids dream with you, reconnecting with Scripture, and creating...

In this episode, Laura and Amanda talk about how to handle the holiday season without losing your peace. From setting healthy family boundaries to managing expectations, gifts, traditions, and the stress that comes with “all the things,” they share practical ways to keep Jesus at the center and create a calmer, more meaningful holiday for your family. Whether you’re juggling schedules, dealing wit...

In Episode 31, Laura and Amanda dive deep into the beautiful (and sometimes chaotic) reality of seasons — in motherhood, marriage, faith, and family life. Whether it’s navigating middle-school milestones, supporting kids as they try new things, wrestling with comparison, or learning how to let go while still staying rooted, this episode hits home for every mom in a season of transition. The ladies...

Beach? Mountains? Or “we’ve got 48 hours and a minivan”? This one’s for the trip-curious moms. We’re sharing real-world tips for stress-lite travel: nearby camping wins, park passports, Orlando beyond the theme parks, and the tiny things kids remember forever. Save money, ditch the souvenir clutter, capture photos, make a yearbook, and keep one fun thing on the calendar - no spreadsheet meltdown r...

This one’s not easy - but it’s needed. In this episode of Moms on a Mission, we lean into the conversations that too often stay silent. We talk about suicide, mental health, faith, and the weight they carry in our homes, families, and communities. Because God’s not afraid of hard conversations—and neither should we be. From the truth that permanent decisions are made on temporary emotions to the i...

In this 2-parter, we open up about what it means to raise boys who grow into strong, faith-filled men in today’s world. They unpack biblical principles of manhood; starting with self-control, purity, and purpose, and discuss how culture has blurred the lines of identity and strength. With honesty and humor, they reflect on their own families, the weight of modern expectations, and the call to retu...

In this 2-parter, we open up about what it means to raise boys who grow into strong, faith-filled men in today’s world. They unpack biblical principles of manhood; starting with self-control, purity, and purpose, and discuss how culture has blurred the lines of identity and strength. With honesty and humor, they reflect on their own families, the weight of modern expectations, and the call to retu...

As moms, we want our kids to grow up with confidence, ready to face the temptations, pressures, and challenges that come with today’s world. But that kind of strength doesn’t just happen. It starts with us having the right conversations, before culture has them first. In this episode, we talk about standing firm, tackling tough topics like peer pressure, relationships, phones, the internet, and ye...