Camila Johnson is a mom of four, a former public school educator, and the creator of Eden's Table, a Scripture-anchored herbalism curriculum for children. Join us for a conversation about her winding road to Jesus through a Bible camp, drifting away, then watching her own son come home from that same camp on fire for the Lord. It's about what twelve years in public education taught her was broken, and what finally made her say "I have to build this myself." And it's about slowly learning what it looks like to walk in the specific way God designed her, and to find her people once she did.

We talk about herbalism as reclaimed ground rather than new-age territory, what it means to steward a body instead of outsourcing it, and the discipline of silence and solitude in a house that's never quiet.

Our hope is that you walk away with the truth that you, and your kids, were fearfully and wonderfully made, on purpose, for a purpose.

Scripture References: Psalm 8:2, Luke 15:11–32, Genesis 1:27, Psalm 19:1, Psalm 139:13, Genesis 2, Luke 10:38–42, Psalm 139:14

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What if the most sacred parts of motherhood are the ones nobody is watching?

I sat down with Anelise Couch - a dear family friend, mom of five, and co-founder of Revolution5, a discipleship leadership school for young adults in Colorado - for a conversation years in the making. Anelise shares the middle-of-the-night moment that gave Revolution5 its name, the season she wrestled with feeling replaceable next to gifted women, and the decade-long journey through depression and anxiety that taught her joy is something you choose, not something you feel.

We talk about what it means to mother in the hidden place, why picturing Mary on an ordinary, sleepless night might change the way you see your own 2am, and the image God gave Anelise of climbing toward the sunrise with her daughters' hands in hers - and what it meant for everything she thought she'd have to give up.

Scripture References: Isaiah 54:13, Galatians 6:9, Deuteronomy 6:4–9, Isaiah 40:11

Revolution5 Leadership Institute

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A month ago, I hated fasting. I mean hated it; dreaded it, dismissed it, never understood the point. This episode is the story of how that changed.

We're tracing fasting back to its roots; from Jesus in the wilderness, to a regular twice-weekly rhythm that shaped Christians for centuries, to the quiet way it slipped out of Western practice almost by accident. Along the way, we'll dig into what fasting actually does in us: how it builds trust, forms discipline, draws us into spiritual mystery, and turns our hearts toward justice. Not as a box to check, but as a genuine gift.

And because moms don't need one more thing to fail at, we'll talk honestly about what this can look like in real, full seasons of life, including when food fasting isn't safe, and how abstaining from something else entirely can be just as formative.

I'll also share what happened when I put this into practice, including an unexpected crisis that put everything I was learning to the test.

Scripture References: Matthew 6:16-18, Matthew 4:1-11, Deuteronomy 8:3, Colossians 2:9, Proverbs 25:28, 1 Corinthians 9:27, Romans 8:5, Isaiah 58:5-8, John 4:32

Recommended Resources:

Rule of Life Podcast by Practicing the Way

Practicing the Way Fasting Course

God’s Chosen Fast by Arthur Wallis

Lisa Balkwill spent years on Broadway stages, ran her own dance studio, and even danced her way as an extra in the movie Chicago. But this conversation isn't about the spotlight - it's about what happened after the curtain fell, when she became a mom of four and walked through marriage seasons hard enough to test everything she believed about love.

What she didn't expect was to feel pursued. Not just enduring, or surviving but being romanced by God in the middle of the hardest parts.

We talk about what it's like to trade a stage for a nursery, what marriage taught her that dance never could, and how she learned to recognize God's pursuit even when it didn't look like rescue.

This month, we're exploring the practice of simplicity. Not minimalism trends or decluttering hacks, but the deeper work of removing what's unessential so we can focus on the One who is. We'll walk through five everyday distractions that quietly compete for our hearts as moms (stuff, wealth, status, comfort, and busyness) and see how Jesus met each one head-on in the Gospels.

If you're a mom in the thick of it (exhausted, distracted, maybe feeling like you're never quite doing enough) this episode is an invitation to remember: you already are enough, because everything you need is found in Him.

Scripture References: 1 Timothy 6:10, Luke 12:13-21, Mark 10:17-22, Luke 18:9-14, Psalm 16:11, Luke 16:19-31, Luke 10:38-42, Matthew 6:31-33

Recommended Resources:

The Treasure Worth it All Sermon

The Best Yes Sermon

Four Categories of Stewardship List

Unrushed Living by Sopha Rush

This month, we’re exploring the spiritual practice of Sabbath through the lens of motherhood. In a culture that constantly pushes us toward productivity, hurry, and exhaustion, Sabbath invites us into something different: trust, delight, rest, and presence with God. Together, we’ll talk about why it’s so hard to slow down, what Sabbath reveals about our hearts, and how this practice can reshape the way we approach motherhood, family, and even our relationship with ourselves. Whether you feel burned out, spiritually dry, or simply exhausted from carrying the weight of everything, this episode is an invitation to slow down and remember: before you ever accomplished anything for God, you were already loved by Him.

Scripture References: Genesis 2:1-3, Exodus 16:4-5, Exodus 16:29-30, Psalm 116:7, Isaiah 30:15

Recommended Resources:

Practicing the Way: Sabbath Course

The Christian Mom’s Guide to a Simple Family Sabbath

⁠The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry⁠ by John Mark Comer

Embracing Rhythms of Work and Rest by Ruth Haley Barton

Sabbath as Resistance by Walter Brueggemann

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⁠Season 2 Introduction Episode

Prayer can sound simple… until you’re in the middle of motherhood.

In this episode, we explore what it really looks like to practice prayer in a season that is loud, busy, and often overwhelming. What if prayer isn’t about saying the right words or having long, uninterrupted time with God, but about staying connected to Him throughout your day? We’ll talk about three simple and sustainable ways to pray in this season: structured prayer, breath prayers, and surrender prayers. If you’ve ever felt like your prayer life doesn’t “measure up,” this episode is an invitation to let go of perfection and rediscover prayer as a place of connection, honesty, and dependence on God.

Scripture References: Psalm 77, Matthew 6:9-13, Luke 11:2-4, 1 John 4:4, Psalm 56:3, Philippians 4:13, 2 Chronicles 30:9, 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, Hebrews 4:16

Recommended Resources:

Breath As Prayer by Jennifer Tucker

Lord, Teach Me to Pray by Kay Arthur

The Lord and His Prayer by NT Wright

Practicing the Way: Prayer Course

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Season 2 Introduction Episode

Silence & Solitude Episode

In this episode, I sit down with Katrina Campbell to discuss what it looks like to live a life of steady, uncompromising faith. Katrina shares from her years of raising children who love Jesus, her deep commitment to the local church, and her work in foster care - both personally and professionally.

She talks about faithfulness in the everyday, the responsibility and joy of discipling your children, and what it means to truly live on mission. Katrina’s wisdom is grounded, honest, and deeply rooted in her love for the Lord.

This episode is an invitation to pursue a faith that isn’t swayed by culture, but anchored in Christ - and lived out with consistency, courage, and love.

Scripture References: Philippians 3:13-14, Romans 12:1-2

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