⚠️ Warning — this one is so good, you just may wanna listen to twice ✌🏽 In this episode, Shea and Alyssa interview Shirley and Dustin Cooper about navigating life as a blended family. Birthdays, shared custody, divorce, ex-spouses, 2nd chances… we discuss it all! You see God’s redemption woven throughout every part of their story. Take a listen and share with a friend!

Why do I have as many Bible verses memorized as my teenager does? 🫣 In this episode Shea and Alyssa talk about memorizing scripture. Why is it important? How the heck do i do it in the craziness of life? Maybe "verse of the week" is more for than just my 5 year old! Check out what some of our cloverhill family had to say about their tips and tricks for memorization. Take a listen and share with friend!

Jesus used meals often in his ministry, we believe we should do the same with our families. In this episode, Alyssa & Shea talk about how to make the most of family meals and the benefit of planning out your meals for you and your kids, regardless of how busy you may be.

McKinley Cundiff joins Pastor Charles & Shea to talk about the teenage years and the great opportunity that it presents for parents. Going off Paul David Tripp's book, McKinley shares 7 lessons to help parents maximize the teenage years rather than simply survive them.

In this episode Shea and Alyssa interview Silvia hogan to discuss why her 4 kids are currently in public school. Silvia has homeschooled in the past, but shares why now her family feels their place is now in public schools. She shares how your kids can be taught by someone else, but that you as the parent still are in charge of their education.

In this episode, Shea and Alyssa interview Melinda to discuss why she chose to homeschool her kids and some myths she's found untrue in the journey. Melinda shares how she never saw herself being a mom who would homeschool, but be careful what you say you'll never do!

On this episode, Shea and Alyssa talk about the access we have to so much information. This comes with great advantages to parenting, eating right, healthy living, etc. might it also add an unnecessary layer of anxiety and feed in to the thought that we have more control of our life than we actually do? Let's talk about it!