Show Notes
In this episode of Words of This Life, hosts Ayo Odole and Pablo Valenzuela sit down with Jessica and Becky for a heart-to-heart talk about motherhood, sisterhood, and what it looks like to live a normal Christian life as a mom.
From finding personal time with the Lord in unexpected places (yes — even in the shower!), to balancing family life with a rich community life in the church, Jessica and Becky share how following the Lord doesn’t stop with motherhood — it deepens.
They reflect on the influence of faithful parents, the importance of bringing children into everyday Christian life, and how building a “Christian village” of sisters and families has been essential to their journey. Rather than striving for perfection, they testify of learning to listen to the Lord, love their families, and lead by example — one day at a time.
This episode is for new moms, new parents, and anyone navigating faith in the middle of busy, demanding seasons — reminding us that the Christian life is not lived alone, and that small, faithful choices can leave lasting impressions on the next generation.
Inspired by Acts 5:20, Words of This Life features real testimonies from real believers, showing that Christ is alive, active, and speaking today.
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