We can hardly believe it! Season 3 of Find a Moment with Gretchen and Jennifer is here!

Kicking things off, our intro episode spills the tea on our new branding!

This time around, we will be talking to women who have chosen to move forward in a new season with courage…

We will be exploring the value of generational diversity…

And of course, we can’t resist a follow-up parenting series! (we will definitely be saying the quiet part out loud again)

Our lives rarely look exactly like we have imagined or planned, and yet we are still called to live faithful and fruitful lives.

We’re all navigating the space between ideals and everyday life, and we are committed to sharing our conversations along the way of our own journeys.

No matter what season of life you find yourself, you’ll hear encouragement and wisdom in each episode.

We hope you’ll find a moment to join us!

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What do spanking, suffering, and art have in common? Those are just some of the topics Gretchen and Jennifer explored during season two recap of Find A Moment. During this episode, we reflect on some of the difficult ideas, beautiful stories, and plenty of fun moments we encountered along the way.

Our second season included a series on grief and suffering, we explored artistic expression and beauty with artists from different generations, and we bravely tackled some important questions related to parenting, including myths and hot-button topics such as spanking. We also explored the changes in liturgical seasons and then wrapped up with our Summer Book Club.

It was a season full of honest questions, thoughtful conversations, and learning how to navigate the space between our ideals and everyday life. Whether you are a longtime listener or new to the show, we hope you’ll find a moment to join us as we look back at Season Two!

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In part two of our nonfiction book club discussion, Gretchen and Jennifer finish working through Try Softer by Aundi Kolber. The second half of the book takes the conversation deeper into emotions, relationships, our inner critic, and self-compassion.

As we walk through the remaining chapters, we share personal stories and talk about what it looks like to take some of these ideals and actually live them out in everyday life. Because, as we all know, what sounds realistic in a book can be a little harder to practice as we navigate family, work, ministry, and community relationships.

We hope you'll find a moment to listen in with us. Whether you're working through the book yourself or simply curious about what it might look like to approach life with a little more gentleness, this conversation will bring a sense of hope and courage to your heart.

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