Wire Talk was created to encourage and equip moms throughout the challenging and life-changing journey of motherhood. Each week on Wire Talk Karen Stubbs offers godly, practical advice on the topics every mother has questions about: mom guilt, our children’s faith, potty-training, divorce, our teenagers dating, and more! Wire Talk is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be visit www.ChristianParenting.org
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 13 days 8 hours 9 minutes
episode 99: WT 99: Keeping the Future in Mind
Wire Talk is a podcast designed to encourage and equip moms by answering your questions about motherhood, hopefully helping you maintain your faithfulness to God while experiencing a peaceful life on your journey.
WT 98: How Do We Get on the Same Page?
Being on the same page with your spouse all the time would be wonderful right? Today Karen tackles what to do when that's not the case and even gives some tips on getting on the same page as your in-laws. Listen in mommas!
episode 98: WT 98: How Do I Get on The Same Page As My Husband?
Wire Talk is a podcast designed to encourage and equip moms by answering your questions about motherhood, hopefully helping you maintain your faithfulness to God while experiencing a peaceful life on your journey.
WT 97: Navigating the Terrible Twos
Say what you mean and mean what you say moms. Being consistent is KEY to navigating the "terrible twos" successfully!
episode 97: WT 97: Navigating the Terrible Twos
The toddler days are hard and long days. I loved my children and now I look at pictures and think to myself, or my goodness they were so cute! But, teaching, disciplining and training a toddler is no joke. Join us for this episode as we take...
WT 96: How Can I Help My Child Find a Faith of Their Own?
Today we’re answering questions about your child and faith, from a question as practical as, “how do I get my kids to be quiet while we’re praying?” to the deeper issue of teenagers finding their own faith once they are old enough to decide what they b...