We are Abigail Dodds and Tilly Dillehay, and we're here to encourage you to make your homes a wartime outpost of life in Christ.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
This past month has put believers in contact with the death of several saints. Tilly and Abigail talk about how to respond to the news of these deaths, particularly Charlie Kirk's assassination. They discuss Erika Kirk's example of godly womanhood, w... more
Secrets can be tasty, delicious, and enticing. Knowing other people's secrets can give us social standing and make us feel important. Spilling the tea can give us a form of exaltation in the moment. But how do we rightly discern when to keep a secret... more
Abigail and Tilly talk about immodesty, particularly the attitude of heart that is loud and shouts, "Look at me!" What is the connection between a sinful fearfulness and immodesty? In our current cultural moment, there is no opting out of battle over... more
In this episode, Abigail and Tilly talk about the perverse desire--the desire for the impossible. Do women have a unique ability to desire and even demand things that are logically incompatible? What does this look like on the ground? How does it aff... more
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I am so encouraged that there is a women's podcast about the unique call and gifting of the female role and responsibilities in the home. Abigail and Tilly do an incredible job at provoking thought in both love and humility.
I truly do hope there are many seasons to come.
Update season 5:
Still love this show! I’m literally laughing out loud at Tilly’s explanation of airplanes being held up by mere human error and air. Always my thoughts!
And- Abigail’s wisdom in raising daughters to acquire sk... more
Love listening to your thoughtful dialogue on all the various topics, trying to glorify God and examining ourselves.
I really liked this podcast till this self care one. They were laughing about bullying this toddler and giving her fat nicknames
Been listening since the beginning and I’ve learned a lot from listening to the wisdom of both of you ladies (and guests). A lot of food for thought. Thank you!
Delighted you’re back! Listening in from the UK
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Focused on the themes of womanhood, motherhood, and faith, this podcast features in-depth conversations that offer both encouragement and practical advice for listeners navigating life's complexities within a Christian context. The co-hosts share personal anecdotes, scriptural insights, and discussions about relevant contemporary issues, such as modesty, contentment, and the role of women in the workplace. Episodes often explore topics that resonate with women, particularly those managing family life and seeking to foster spiritual growth in their homes, making for a relatable and enriching listening experience. Additionally, the podcast emphasizes the importance of community, authenticity, and grace, giving listeners practical takeaways an... more
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