Jennifer Kosuda
The Art of a Messy HouseWhere Faith Meets Real Life, and There’s Always Room AT THE TABLE
The Art of a Messy House is a faith-filled podcast for women navigating everyday moments and messes. Host Jen—wife, mom, teacher, and author—shares stories, biblical truth, and encouragement to help you grow spiritually through the ups and downs. You’ll hear stories of faith, resilience, motherhood, and healing woven with Scripture, truth, and heartfelt conversation that remind you to look to and for God. Whether your hair is done or undone, your heart full of doubts or dreams, you are welcome here. Let’s walk this journey together in grace, truth, and transformation...AT THE TABLE.
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Jennifer Kosuda
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Latest episode
Jun 30, 2025
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Episodes
#1: Changing the Question of "Who am I?" into Trusting God and Who He is 23.03.2023 35:44
Who am I? As a wife, mom, teacher and author, I am learning to embrace this messy, but beautiful life while encouraging others to do the same. In this episode, I share a bit of my testimony and discuss how we can turn our mindsets from asking “Who am I?” to standing on Who God is, while becoming who we were created to be. It will discuss how we can shift our focus from questioning our purpose to...
Trailer: The Art of a Messy House Podcast 17.03.2023 2:18
Life is beautiful but it can get messy too. Still, God turns messes into messages and tests into testimonies, and that is the heart of The Art of a Messy House. It is where you will find stories of humility, kindness, Truth and love as we walk in faith through the everyday, relatable moments. My name is Jen. I am a wife, mom, teacher, and author learning to embrace this messy, but beautiful life w...
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