Sometimes as moms, we just underestimate the power that we have in the spiritual formation of our children.

We don't really give it as much weight as it should.

And so I think that's a big part of it is just cultivating a sacred life in our children and in our home.

Even if your children are grown, you don't have to just give up.

This is still your home, your monastery.

You could still establish some sacred

practices. My name is Lisa, mother of eight and creator of the blog and YouTube channel Farmhouse

on Boone. Join me as I share with you my love for creating a handmade home from scratch cooking

and a little mom and entrepreneur life along the way.

Welcome back to the Simple Farmhouse Life podcast. Today I'm having on Jennifer Pepito.

She just wrote a brand new book, which is out next month called Habits for a Sacred Home.

In it, she discusses when the world is chaotic,

which is honestly throughout history. It's pretty common. Looking to these simple practices that create a rhythm in your home that will produce kids of character. A lot of us as moms, that's what we

want to do, despite what all is going on around. And she says this all so much more eloquently,

so encouraging. So let's dive into this great conversation. Right. Well, thank you so much,

Jennifer, for joining us here on the Simple Farmhouse Life podcast. I was just reading through your

book or, I don't know, when does your book actually come out? Because I think I have the copy that's like a little bit early, which is super fun. And I'm really enjoying it so far. So tell us about your book and when it comes out. And then we're going to discuss that concept. So habits for a sacred home. That's right. So Habits for a Sacred Home releases May 7th,

but it's available for pre-order now. Okay. And it's, it's really about spiritual disciplines for moms.

Yeah. Yeah. So I was reading through it to get the basic idea and I already can relate so much. So it's

talking about how all of these people that we look up to in the faith for years, like, you know, centuries back, things that they've gone through. Like we think sometimes the way the world is now is unique and special in that it's crazy. You know, everything's getting worse. And in a lot of ways, I think we forget that this is kind of how

history works. And people have still maintained these sacred habits and raised their kids almost

in a different way than just with the culture. So yeah, let's start with kind of an overview

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