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The Intentional Parents Podcast

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

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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For the first time from our brand-new studio, all four of us are together responding to your questions on personal formation, marriage, parenting, and navigating generational relationships.

We talk about how to process church hurt while still raisin... more

Live from the Intentional Motherhood Retreat in Franklin, this episode is a candid Q&R conversation around marriage, communication, parenting, and healing from the past. We respond to questions from attendees about how to cultivate deeper vulnerabili... more

We’re back with part two of our conversation on sex in marriage, this time getting into some of the hidden blockers of desire, along with a few practical ways to start moving past them. The goal isn’t just more sex, but a relationship where intimacy ... more

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In this episode, Brook and Diane share a candid conversation about their overlapping journeys of healing from trauma, exploring what it means to grow emotionally and relationally. Reflecting on the “narrow way,” they talk about how true healing requi... more

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Recent Guests

Diane Comer
Mother-in-law of Brook, guest sharing her healing journey and perspectives on trauma and relational health
Private individual (guest)
Episode: Healing from Trauma in Adulthood, Re-Parenting Yourself + Acknowledging How We’ve Hurt Our Children
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)
Ronald Rolheiser
Renowned spiritual writer and priest, known for his exploration of spirituality and family life
Author of 'The Domestic Monastery' and 'Insane for the Light'
Episode: Conversation w/ Ronald Rolheiser: Restlessness, Leaving a Legacy, Dealing With Anger + the Power of Fidelity
Addison Bevere
Communicator, author and president of Messenger International.
Messenger International
Episode: Bridging Generations with Humility + Removing the Pressure and Performance of Prayer (w/ Addison + Juli Bevere)
Juli Bevere
Communicator and author, dedicated to helping families live with intention and faith.
Episode: Bridging Generations with Humility + Removing the Pressure and Performance of Prayer (w/ Addison + Juli Bevere)
Joey Odom
Co-founder of Reclaimwell, a movement helping people rethink their relationships with technology.
Reclaimwell
Episode: Digital Thorns: Minimizing Proximity to Our Phones + Choosing Hope Over Resignation (w/ Joey Odom of Reclaimwell)
Andrew Damazio
Lead pastor of Rose Church in Portland, Oregon, and author of 'My Heart Hurts'.
Rose Church
Episode: When It Hurts Too Much, Finding God in the Middle of Pain, and What Do I Do With All This Pain? (Conversation w/ Andrew Damazio)
Kirk Cameron
Christian actor, father of six, and recent grandfather, best known for his role in 'Growing Pains'.
Episode: Character, Dying to Self in Marriage + Modeling Biblical Manhood (Interview with Kirk Cameron)

Hosts

Brook Mosser
Co-host of The Intentional Parents Podcast; guides conversations on intentional parenting and marriage.
Elizabeth Mosser
Co-host and speaker; focuses on motherhood, marriage, and family formation.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 2.2k ratings
  • Thank you!

    This podcast is such a gift. Thank you for the truth and perspective you share. It’s such an encouragement in the day to day.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sarahaking
    Canada2 months ago
  • Love this podcast!

    So thankful for brothers and sisters in Christ who are years and decades ahead of me, and willing to teach the families coming up behind them!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JordanMcDonald
    United States2 months ago
  • Beautiful & Needed

    Ep. from 3/18/2026 brought me to tears in the best way- Phil describing the men’s retreat and how God used himself & Diane to love on & pray with the men. A room of 600 men seeking God & desiring to be Intentional fathers. Wow! Families across the world need to hear and see this in action.

    I cannot wait for the motherhood retreat in Nashville! I felt like this episode was spoken directly to me/for me. Funny how God works like that 😉🙌🏼

    God is truly using your family and this ministry for His ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HavenC-inTN
    United States2 months ago
  • Just Good

    Wonderful. Need more meaningful conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MD15
    United States3 months ago
  • My favorite listen

    The conversations are honest, relatable, and give me specific ideas to apply to my life and my parenting. I’m consistently left feeling both challenged and encouraged to parent with greater purpose and thoughtfulness. I especially love the frequent scripture references, the involvement of multiple generations, and the attention to our pasts and generational sin while emphasizing hope-filled sanctification through Christ.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LaurenUListens
    United States3 months ago

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Content is described as encouraging, hopeful, and applicable to real family life.
Audiences value the grace-filled approach and spiritual formation focus.
Episodes are honest, vulnerable, and multi-generational.
Shows are seen as a steady, reliable resource for families seeking faith-centered guidance.
Listeners appreciate biblically grounded, practical parenting wisdom.

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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.
Spiritual Formation & Motherhood: Interview w/ John Mark Comer at the Intentional Motherhood Retreat
Q: What do you do in your everyday life to draw you back to the cross with Jesus?
He shares the importance of relational connection with God and others, emphasizing the practice of naming feelings and experiences to foster spiritual growth.
Spiritual Formation & Motherhood: Interview w/ John Mark Comer at the Intentional Motherhood Retreat
Q: How do we guard against just that pervasive lie of doing more?
John Mark emphasizes the importance of recognizing that spiritual formation is a continuous process and not an additional task, suggesting that the first step is subtraction—doing less, not more.
Bridging Generations with Humility + Removing the Pressure and Performance of Prayer (w/ Addison + Juli Bevere)
Q: What's one thing that you guys are really trying to work on?
They discuss navigating personal challenges and learning to engage in difficult conversations without withdrawing or forcing each other, particularly in the context of grief.

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A faith-informed, family-focused conversation that centers on biblical formation for marriage and parenting. Across episodes, the hosts blend intergenerational perspectives with practical tools, vulnerability, and stories of healing, resilience, and spiritual growth to help listeners raise Jesus-following families. Notable strengths include honest discussions about intimacy, trauma, and guilt, a strong emphasis on grace and community, and guest insights from leaders in faith, family, and service that broaden practical application for daily life.

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1. Diane Comer
2. Katherine Wolf
3. Dustin Tavella
4. Ronald Rolheiser
5. Addison Bevere
6. Juli Bevere
7. Joey Odom
8. Andrew Damazio

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