The Heidi St. John Podcast

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Good marriages don't just happen. They're built, nurtured and protected. They start with love and longing and make the distance through dedication and sticky resolve, and today I'm sharing 25 ways to stay married for 25 years.

We talked Monday about the lie that culture is telling us about gender neutrality, and someone has asked what I would do if one of my children announced a desire to be the opposite sex. I know what I'd do and I'm sharing it today.

Our world is telling us that we get to choose our gender based on how we feel about ourselves, but the Bible has a lot to say about our DNA and it does not say that we are gender neutral! It's critical that we know how to parent this issue with our children. Part 1 of 2

We all know that the grass *seems* greener on the other side, but learning to be content in our current circumstances is what the Lord requires of us. Join Heidi and Durenda as they share what they have learned about contentment.

One of the best things we can do is read aloud to our children. The list of benefits and favorite books is long, and we share them both in this podcast with you!

I won't lie, homeschooling is HARD. But there are a few things you can do to do it and be happy while doing so! Listen in for 3 tips from 2 experienced homeschool moms.

I don't know any mom who makes it all the way through mothering without experiencing some sort of insecurity, but there is a better way. You don't have to be a slave to your thoughts of insecurity!

There are many things in life that can cause us to fear, current events being one of the most common. But none of these things is a surprise to our Lord, and He instructs us to remember Whom we serve!

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