
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Are you disappointed? In your marriage, your kids, your job, your friendships, even your relationship with Jesus? Maybe there's a quiet voice saying "it could be better," and you're not sure what to do with that.
This week, we sit with disappointmen... more
This week, Elizabeth sits down with her parents, Phil and Diane, for a follow-up on our conversation on generations. If the previous episode cast the vision for the role of a grandparent, this episode gets practical: what does it actually look like t... more
Is the culture of your family built in the vision statement or on Sunday nacho night?
This week, we talk about what actually forms a family: not the big goals we write down, but the small, repeated moments nobody puts on a calendar. We unpack why co... more
In a world where parenting advice is always at our fingertips, why do so many of us feel like we're failing? In this episode, we talk about the pressure to get parenting "right," the anxiety that comes from endless information, and the lie so many mo... more
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I am so grateful for this podcasts series. The topics are broad and remind you of the all aspects that a family is made up of and how and why it can be so challenging and so life giving at the same time. It makes you feel like the things you thought were crazy are actually normal for so many people. It also encourages us in the long game of following Jesus and makes the everyday not nearly as overwhelming (we too have four kids and it can feel a bit much at times-haha).
I love listening to your podcast. Thank you for being vulnerable and honest and continuing to do the work. Love you all.
I just wanted to say that my husband and I listen to your podcasts or watch on YouTube when we aren’t driving… anyhow, we listen all the time and we are so incredibly blessed by what you and Brooke and Phil and Diane are doing with Intentional. Your ministry is being used by God to speak into our lives and our family. Thank you so much for following Gods calling and for continuing to press forward and get these messages out into the world, to us. We are praying for you all daily. Thank you. We l... more
A friend sent me an episode about parenting special needs and I was hooked! I love the heart and vision to disciple kids well and this podcast always points to Jesus and scripture. Truly one of the few podcasts I tune into for every single episode:) If you’re looking to learn, be challenged and have a few laughs along the way, I highly recommend checking this podcast out!
The Intentional Parenthood Podcast has been such a blessing and encouragement to me as a mom of four, with children ranging from 9 months to 9 years old. Parenting in different seasons can feel overwhelming at times, but this podcast continually points me back to what matters most and reminds me to parent with purpose and grace.
The wisdom, biblical encouragement, and practical advice shared in each episode have challenged me, equipped me, and encouraged me in my daily motherhood journey. I alwa... more
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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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