This week on Sanctified & Sleep Deprived, it’s the cousins holding down the mic! 💛 Bethany is out due to a family emergency, but the conversation continues as we dive into the Generosity chapter from Family Values by Gather Moms.

What does generosity really look like in the middle of motherhood — when you’re already tired, stretched thin, and running on cold coffee? Is it just about money… or is it about our time, our hearts, and the way we serve our families?

We’re talking practical generosity, heart posture, and how to model a giving spirit for our kids — even in the chaos.

Grab your coffee (and maybe reheat it again), and join us for an honest conversation about living open-handed in a closed-fist world. 💕

Don’t forget to subscribe, share with a friend, and pray for Bethany and her family during this time.

In Episode 12 of Sanctified and Sleep Deprived, Kate takes the lead as we dive into the topic of gratitude through the lens of the book Family Values by Gather Moms.

As busy, tired moms, gratitude doesn’t always come naturally—especially in the middle of messes, attitudes, and never-ending to-do lists. In this conversation, we talk honestly about what gratitude looks like in real life, not the Pinterest-perfect version. We explore how choosing gratitude can shift our hearts, change the atmosphere in our homes, and draw us closer to God even when motherhood feels overwhelming.

If you’ve ever struggled to feel thankful in this season, this episode will remind you that gratitude isn’t about pretending things are easy—it’s about recognizing God’s presence right where you are.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time) and join us as we grow together in gratitude, one imperfect day at a time.

In Episode 11 of Sanctified and Sleep Deprived, Bethany leads the cousins through Chapter 9 of Family Values by Gather Moms, centered on the theme of responsibility.

Responsibility can feel heavy in motherhood—so many roles, expectations, and unseen responsibilities that pile up day after day. In this episode, we talk honestly about what responsibility looks like as a mom, a wife, and a Christian, and how easily it can shift from faithful stewardship into overwhelming pressure.

Together, we unpack the difference between taking responsibility God actually gives us versus carrying burdens He never asked us to hold. We reflect on how responsibility is meant to shape our character, strengthen our faith, and point our families back to Christ—not drain us dry.

If you’ve ever felt stretched thin trying to do it all “right,” this conversation will encourage you to pause, realign, and remember who you’re ultimately responsible to.