Pardon the Mess with Scarlet Hiltibidal - Christian Motherhood, Biblical Parenting, Raising Christian Kids

Looking back over the years of parenting with Jeannie Cunnion

May 14 · 38 min · 36.9 MB
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Parenting often feels like a journey of wondering whether we’re getting it right—and it can be easy to tie our worth to the outcome of our children’s lives and choices.

In this episode, Jeannie Cunnion joins the conversation to reflect on the highs, challenges, and lessons learned through years of motherhood. Together, we talk about what really matters in parenting, how to release the pressure of trying to control outcomes, and why joy grows when we place our trust in God instead of our performance.

The conversation also explores the role of the Holy Spirit in parenting and the reminder that we were never meant to do this alone. God is at work in our homes in ways we cannot manufacture on our own.

This episode is a meaningful encouragement for moms who want to parent with more grace, freedom, and dependence on God.


00:00 The Exhaustion of Motherhood

04:10 Navigating Food and Family Life

06:04 Reflections on Parenting Through the Years

12:57 Faithfulness in Motherhood

15:48 The Importance of Instilling Faith

17:03 Cultivating Joy in Parenting

18:56 Relying on the Holy Spirit

24:29 The Power of Scripture in Family Life

30:03 Transformative Parenting Practices

33:32 Trusting God with Our Children


Connect with Pardon The Mess:

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Pardon The Mess 

Courtney DeFeo



Resources from today’s show:

Connect with Jeannie

Closer to God 

Don’t Miss Out 

Mom Set Free

Raising Boys and Girls

ABC Scripture Cards

I Can Learn The Bible - scripture memory source

Open a LearningRX center

Moms, Dads, and Grads Gift Guide


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