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Pardon the Mess with Scarlet Hiltibidal - Christian Motherhood, Biblical Parenting, Raising Christian Kids

Called to be people gatherers with Sarah Harmeyer

Pardon the Mess with Scarlet Hiltibidal - Christian Motherhood, Biblical Parenting, Raising Christian Kids

Scarlet Hiltibidal and Christian Parenting

Christianity, Parenting, Religion & Spirituality, Kids & Family

4.9850 Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

I had the opportunity to hear Sarah Harmeyer speak at an event in Dallas years ago, and her words have literally stayed with me to this day.

Long story short—after a pastor encouraged Sarah to be who God created her to be, she left a successful business career in pursuit of gathering people. It started by her sweet dad building her an outdoor table to host her neighbors, and thousands of people later, she has a ministry and business called Neighbor’s Table.

Sarah and her father hand-deliver their outdoor tables all over the country, allowing countless people to do life elbow to elbow just as Jesus did in his earthly ministry. Sarah encourages us to let go of perfectionism and keep it simple, opening up opportunities for meaningful conversation with a place for everyone at our table.

As we begin a new school year, it’s a perfect time to commit to being people gatherers in our neighborhoods and communities. Sarah says it this way, “I’m on a love mission. I just believe ordinary people, like me, can be called to love extraordinarily around the table. Why? Because we were made to do this.”

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0:00.0

Christian Parenting

0:02.0

This is Cynthia Yannoff and you're listening to Pardon the Mess.

0:16.0

Each week we have honest discussions about the ups and downs of parenting and the lessons God is teaching us along the way.

0:22.2

It's real, it's fun, and it's biblical.

0:24.7

Life is messy.

0:25.7

Don't walk the parenting road alone.

0:31.5

Hey guys, welcome to pardon the must.

0:33.5

I'm glad you're here.

0:34.6

If this is your first time, so thankful that you're joining us on this

0:37.8

parenting journey. And if you've been here many times before, just thank you. So grateful that you do

0:42.5

this every week with us. If you haven't left a review on iTunes, would you please consider doing that

0:47.0

today? I read every one of them. That would be a huge gift. And it helps other people find our podcast. So that would be amazing. So today, I have a

0:55.2

confession to make as we kick this off. Don't get too excited. It's not that great of a confession.

1:00.1

But oftentimes in the past and still sometimes today, I feel like I host a lot, invite a lot of

1:05.9

people over, have people in and out of our house and very rarely do, I feel like it's reciprocated. And so wondering what

1:13.5

that was about, I used to think like, is it my kids? Are they crazy? Is it me? Am I too much? What's going on?

1:19.4

But the more I've talked to people who host a lot, it's kind of a general feeling that people feel

1:23.9

that if you host a lot, you feel like you're not invited back a lot. And I think there's a lot of

1:27.7

reasons for that. And that's why I'm so excited to Sarah Harmeyers with us today. I heard her speak

1:32.5

several years ago. And she speaks into people gathering. Those of us who have been kind of created,

1:38.1

woven into our being to gather people. And what a ministry that is and how what she was called to do what she thought was

1:44.7

just kind of part of who she was became a business. It's called Neighbors Table and how she

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