The secret is out — we’re pregnant! In this episode, my husband and I are sharing our pregnancy journey so far, from how we found out to the emotions, prayers, and unexpected moments along the way.

We’re also answering your listener questions about pregnancy, faith, and what this new season has been like for us. Whether you’re expecting, hoping to be, or just celebrating with us, we’re so grateful to share this sweet chapter of God’s plan with you.

In this episode, we sit down with two of our close friends, Gabe and Kari, to talk about their newly launched podcast, Wendt For It. This conversation is jam-packed with laughter, honest moments, and incredible pieces of advice alongside powerful testimonies.

Gabe shares about his journey with mental health and what it has looked like to trust God’s timing in the process of healing. Kari opens up about being born with a limb difference, the identity struggles she faced, and how God met her right in the middle of it all.

While they go deeper into these stories on their own podcast, this episode offers a meaningful glimpse into their hearts, their faith, and the hope they now walk in. Expect encouragement, wisdom, and plenty of light-hearted moments that remind us God’s plan is always at work—even in the messy and unexpected.

In this episode, Meredith shares her powerful story of finding peace in the middle of deep pain. After losing her dad, losing a close friend, and walking through a toxic relationship, she found herself searching for hope. Meredith opens up about her heartbreak, mental health journey, and discovering that singleness isn’t a waiting season — it’s a preparation season. She shares how God met her in the midst of pain, led her into true peace, and gently shifted her perspective from striving for what’s next to trusting what God was doing now.

Through her story, Meredith reminds us that our identity was never meant to be rooted in temporary relationships or seasons, but in an eternal God who never changes. This conversation is for anyone learning how to heal, let go, and allow God to use singleness as a sacred space for growth, restoration, and purpose.