Allmomdoes

After Tracie Miles experienced a sudden and devastating divorce she had to learn how to rebuild her life. She joins Julie Lyles Carr on this episode of the allmomdoes Podcast practical steps and tremendous encouragement if you find yourself struggling forward in your own life. This is a great episode if you've been in this situation but also if you know anyone who has walked through divorce. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/2ZynYb2

Writing has always been a part of life for Allison Fallon, but when she hit some obstacles in her personal life, she really found that writing was a tool for self-help and self-care. Expressive writing looks different for different people and we can all use it to bring positive changes to our life. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3qgHLaH

Why do we have such a hard time talking about depression? Hannah Brencher joins Julie Lyles Carr with a conversation filled with a hope if you are struggling with anxiety, depression, or fear. If you are trying to find ways to cope and move forward listen in for practical ideas, a big heap of hope, a lot of grace. 

Angie Smith is in the house! We are so excited to have her on this episode of the allmomdoes podcast with Julie Lyles Carr. From insights into psychology, thoughts on murder mysteries, the struggle of overthinking, how we should get honest with the things that are freaking us out, and her journey of faith during struggles, and how we can dig into the Bible, a lot of ground is covered in this interview! Plus, she is simply hilarious!

Avery Laughlin, an amazing artist and author is on the podcast this week with Julie Lyles Carr to help us dig into the importance of intergenerational friendships. They have some great ideas on how we can keep and develop solid friendships. You might recognize her three brothers from the band Hanson so you'll even get the scoop on what it was like growing up during the Mmmbop days! https://bit.ly/2YieMHb

Kathie Lee Gifford brings her joy, passion, and wisdom to the podcast today. Don't miss the incredible conversation about how we can learn from the past, the power of a relationship with Jesus, pursuing dreams, loving one another just as we are, and her new book It's Never Too Late. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3ipqZTC

Peter Mutabazi joins Julie Lyles Carr on the allmomdoes podcast with a fascinating story. He grew up in a small, very poor village in Uganda. No one ever told him he had a future, or that he could be somebody. How do you do that when you can't even figure out how to eat every day? At the age of 10 he ran away and became a street kid because of the abuse of his father. Follow his incredible life's journey!Show Notes: https://bit.ly/35pPs5X

You might be familiar with the worship song The Blessing. Singer/songwriter and mom Kari Jobe joins Julie Lyles Carr today with words of wisdom on faith in the home, how to cultivate your child's passion, the right voices to listen to, following your calling and why The Blessing is so special!Show Notes: https://bit.ly/2X13NRy

It's time to look back at 2020 and remember the amazing podcast guests we've had. Here are 10 of your favorite episodes: Lisa Bevere, MyQuillin Smith, Derwin Gray, Natalie Grant, Kathi Lipp, Jamie Grace, Ruth Chou Simons, Kim Walker-Smith, Dharius Daniels, and Brittany Williams! An incredible recap that will remind you of the encouragement of the past year. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3ms7kmn

We love this special edition of the allmomdoes Podcast where we get to reflect on the past year and encourage you for the year ahead! Take a moment  to be encouraged as we look at the nativity story, the timelessness and timeliness of the birth of Christ that is still relevant for us today.

How often have you used what someone else is doing around you as a measuring stick for what you should be doing in your own life? From comparison to competitiveness, we often find ourselves looking to each other to define our calling when we should be looking to how God is calling us. Melissa Spoelstra and Julie Lyles Carr dig into this today with powerful encouragement and hope as we look at how we should be defining ourselves and our lives.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3a4CmxR

With the rise in anxiety, alcohol consumption, mental health issues, and overeating, we want to give you tools that help you and your family walk through this pandemic in a healthy way and come out the other side stronger and not just beat up and wrung out. Dr. Gregg Jantz of The Center - A Place of Hope joins Julie on this episode with some ways that we can have pandemic purpose.  Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3qrGSfL

Her new book, Faith, Farming, and Family is coming in January. We are so excited to introduce you to Caitlin Henderson today on episode #152. It is full of Biblical stories from life on the farm, inspiration from her journey to living the farm life, and hope for the path God has you on today. You will love her encouragement about embracing a simpler life and cherishing the time with your kids where you are right now.  Show Notes: https://bit.ly/2V3NLoY

What did Julie do when her daughter grabbed a tweezer to pluck the chin hair of Grammy during Thanksgiving? Sometimes there is no contingency plan when things happen you don't expect. This and other Thanksgiving stories on episode #151 with Julie Lyles Carr. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/35MuxKK Special thanks to our sponsor World Vision. Find out about their new Chosen campaign and make a difference in the life of a child today at worldvision.org/amd. 

Mom, we have an incredible message for you today. There is hope and healing for your anxious heart. Becky Thompson, author of Peace: Hope and Healing for the Anxious Momma's Heart, joins Julie Lyles Carr on this episode of the allmomdoes podcast. Your life does not have to be defined by your anxiety. It's time to connect to hope. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/2Izu06d

In honor of veteran's day we are so excited to welcome a Naval veteran to the podcast. Jesse Iwuji is the first Active duty US Navy Officer to compete in NASCAR. He is currently one of two african americans in Nascar. He was raised to really embrace opportunity and work really hard. His family came over from Nigeria. He talks about inspiring our sons as they launch into manhood in a significant way, what helped him develop his drive, and how we can come alongside them when they screw up (and they will!). Show Notes: https://bit.ly/2U3HYPM

What if you don't love your story and wish you could pick a different one instead? Heather Dixon has an invisible illness that she has learned to live with and still have joy. She has walked through intense anxiety, fear, and chose faith. Join Heather and Julie on #148 of the allmomdoes podcast today with the reminders of how to trust God when it feels impossible to do so. 

What if you find yourself becoming a mother and it isn't all you hoped it would be? Maggie Combs, author of Unsupermommy: Release Expectations, Embrace Imperfection, and Connect to God’s Superpower joins us today to share her journey with a rocky transition to motherhood. The good news? She has some hope and encouragement if you are in this place yourself. Join us for a raw, honest, and much-needed conversation. 

We all need people to come alongside us and point us to Godliness. Somewhere along the way we started to avoid age and wisdom. We need to talk about the age gap we are experiencing in the world and how older women can come alongsider younger, and how younger women can learn from and value those that are older. Friend, lean in today as Lisa Bevere joins Julie Lyles Carr to help us break down barriers and remind us we are not alone. 

In a matter of 6 months, everything fell apart for Barb Roose. if you are in a situation where you have a failing marriage, facing an addiction issue, a job loss, or a health crisis, this episode will remind you that you are seen and loved. Barb walks us through how she grappled with her loss of control and the fear that grew in her own life when she walked through the hardest year of her life. Learn what God taught her and how you can apply it to your own life today.