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The Intentional Parents Podcast

Intentional
Parenting
Spiritual Formation
Marriage
Family Dynamics
Christianity
Community Support
Anger
Grief
Faith
Conflict Resolution
Mental Health
Family Relationships
Christian Parenting
Technology
Vulnerability
Prayer
Communication
Relationships
Discipline
Child Development

In a world where distractions are endless and culture constantly pulls us in different directions, it’s more important than ever to remain intentional in your marriage and parenting. Brook and Elizabeth Mosser, alongside Phil and Diane Comer, invite you into a conversation about biblical formation — offering wisdom, encouragement, and practical tools for raising passionate Jesus followers. As an i... more

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This is a special, last-minute episode and an important one. In the wake of the Silver Rails shooting in our hometown of Bend, we sat down with our dear friend and therapist Sally Lemos, MS, LPC to talk about what to do when tragedy strikes close to ... more

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What do we actually want our girls to know about being a woman? Join us for a conversation between Elizabeth and Diane, where we draw on our experience raising daughters to explore what God needs to form in us first so we can pass it on to them. We l... more

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In an age of cancel culture, estrangement and relational strain are touching more families than ever. In this episode, we explore humility as the antidote, looking at six marks of a humble person and how they can transform every relationship in your ... more

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What if there's someone better out there? Why is marriage so hard? In this final episode of our Stay in Your Cell series, we name that forbidden thought for what it is: a lie. We start with our own story, including the struggles in our marriage, beca... more

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Recent Guests

Chad Blake
Executive director of Intentional, husband of Hillary, infertility survivor
Intentional
Episode: Grief + Hope: Infertility, Miscarriage and the Weight of Waiting (w/ Chad and Hillary Blake)
Hillary Blake
Wife of Chad, infertility survivor
Intentional
Episode: Grief + Hope: Infertility, Miscarriage and the Weight of Waiting (w/ Chad and Hillary Blake)
Diane Comer
Guest, parent with lived experience
Family contributor
Episode: Purity Culture: The History, the Harm + the Hope
Phil Comer
Guest, parent with lived experience
Family contributor
Episode: Purity Culture: The History, the Harm + the Hope
Laurie Krieg
Director of Parenting and Discipleship at the Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender
Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender
Episode: Raising Kids in a Sexually Broken World, Answering Difficult Questions + Not Parenting Out of Fear (w/ Laurie Krieg)
Chris McKenna
Founder of Protect Young Eyes
Protect Young Eyes
Episode: The Hidden Dangers of Technology Every Parent Should Know (w/ Chris McKenna of Protect Young Eyes)
Sally Lemos
Licensed therapist; mother and grandmother
Independent/Private Practice
Episode: 20 Years From Now: What You'll Wish You Focused On As a Parent (w/ Sally Lemos, MS, LPC)
Katherine Wolf
Founder of Hope Heals; author of Treasures in the Dark
Hope Heals
Episode: When Life Doesn’t Look Like You Thought It Would, Stewarding Suffering + Allowing Hope to Heal (w/ Katherine Wolf)
Dustin Tavella
America's Got Talent winner, magician
Independent artist / Magician
Episode: Loving People in Unseen Ways, Trusting God in the Detours + Saying “Yes” to Jesus (America’s Got Talent Winner Dustin Tavella)

Hosts

Elizabeth Mosser
Co-host, focused on marriage and family formation within a biblical framework
Brook Mosser
Co-host, guides conversations on intentional parenting and marriage across generations
Diane Comer
Guest and co-host, discusses parenting, trauma/healing, ADHD, and family formation from a faith perspective

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • SO good

    One of my favorite podcasts! Such a gift to our family, and so rooted in biblical truth. Very grateful for their wisdom.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nhanaburgh
    United States14 days ago
  • Best Season Yet

    This season of the podcast has been the best yet. I’ve been so blessed by the honesty and vulnerability with which you’ve shared about Elizabeth’s current health challenges. I see God bringing beautiful fruit into both of your lives and it’s challenged and blessed me as my husband and I walk through my own health challenges. Thanks for your courage to share vulnerably when this piece of your story is so in process. It is truly a blessing and I’ve gained so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hseag
    United States22 days ago
  • favorite podcast

    never miss an episode! grateful for the intentional team.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jkoch24
    United Statesa month ago
  • Thankful

    I have loved and shared this podcast more often than anything else I’m listening to right now. It’s authentic, humbling and challenging! Also offers attainable rhythms to life, marriage and parenting!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GCAP4
    United Statesa month ago
  • A Soft Place to Land

    I found this podcast at the perfect time. 3 years ago this fall, God invited me to begin the incredibly difficult journey of healing deep childhood wounds, ruptures in my marriage, and trauma. I was a new mom of a 9 month old living as a first generation Christian in the Bible Belt. I found myself at a cross roads with very little resources on how to navigate this journey. It seemed as if no one that I followed or listened to in the evangelical space was talking about or could speak to what I wa... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NatalieRenee23
    United Statesa month ago

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Listeners praise the biblically grounded, practical parenting and marriage guidance.
Fans appreciate transparent, intergenerational conversations and real-life examples.
Some critique the humor comments in episodes, but overall sentiment remains positive.
Audience notes high value on healing, grace, and practical routines for families.

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Grief + Hope: Infertility, Miscarriage and the Weight of Waiting (w/ Chad and Hillary Blake)
Q: What was the decision-making process around IVF for you as a couple?
We took six months to pray, seek wise counsel, and research the IVF process carefully before moving forward, ensuring our hearts and plans aligned with our faith and hopes for a family.
Church Hurt, Conflict With Your Spouse, Fairness With Kids + Uninvolved Grandparents (Q+R)
Q: Any tips on navigating a mother-in-law who has retired from motherhood?
The panel suggests honoring those who raised you while inviting them to contribute in meaningful, age-appropriate ways; they recommend setting boundaries, communicating clearly, and helping grandparents find roles that matter to them without overstepping parental boundaries, while acknowledging the emotional complexity of this generational shift.
Church Hurt, Conflict With Your Spouse, Fairness With Kids + Uninvolved Grandparents (Q+R)
Q: Are we ready? Where is the line between absorbing small things and addressing issues so resentment doesn't build up?
The hosts discuss watching for patterns rather than isolated incidents, and emphasize absorbing minor irritations with grace while actively addressing recurring issues, especially if patterns harm the relationship; they also recommend checking in with personal pace and prayer, and ensuring conversations occur before resentment becomes entrenched.
Live Q+R from the Motherhood Retreat: Fostering Vulnerability, Receiving Criticism + Parenting Without a Healthy Model
Q: How do you stay honest and vulnerable with a spouse who hears feedback as criticism?
Emphasize transparency about your own feelings, acknowledge when a comment feels hard to receive, and invest in building a bank of affirmation so feedback lands as care; also work on tone, environment, and choosing timing to discuss sensitive topics.
Live Q+R from the Motherhood Retreat: Fostering Vulnerability, Receiving Criticism + Parenting Without a Healthy Model
Q: What are a few go-to questions that help a husband open up?
Questions like 'tell me more about that' and 'what does that feel like for you?' coupled with creating a supportive environment can help a husband open up, rather than pressing with 'how do you feel about this?' which may feel intimidating for some men.

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What is The Intentional Parents Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A biblically grounded conversation about marriage, parenting, and family formation led by a multi-generational team. Across episodes, the show blends practical routines, spiritual disciplines, and honest storytelling to help listeners raise Jesus-followers, navigate sensitive topics (digital safety, ADHD, infertility, purity culture, trauma), and foster healthy relationships. Guests range from parenting experts and faith leaders to therapists and advocates, with a strong emphasis on grace, repair, and intergenerational wisdom. Noteworthy is the intergenerational dynamic—two couples plus long-time guests—providing varied life stages and perspectives while staying anchored in scripture and community support. This combination makes it helpful ... more

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1. Chad Blake
2. Hillary Blake
3. Diane Comer
4. Phil Comer
5. Laurie Krieg
6. Chris McKenna
7. Sally Lemos
8. Katherine Wolf

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