Motherhood is hard. One second, we think we're doing a good enough job and the next we feel

like the worst mom on the planet, which is why we need the refreshing truth of the gospel

to be repeated over and over, giving us hope in the everyday moments. So mama, whether

you're sipping cold coffee or doing a sink full of dishes, we hope you'll find true,

encouragement and laughter here. This is the Risen Motherhood Podcast. Thanks for joining us.

Welcome back to Risen Motherhood. We are so glad you guys are joining us today. I am Emily

Jensen and I'm here with my sister-in-law Laura Whiffler. Hey guys. Yeah and so first of all,

thank you so much to those of you who have already visited our new website. We are so excited.

Yeah. We've got everything moved over kind of from our blogs to this one central location and

we have a fresh new logo. So definitely go check it out if you haven't done that yet. But today,

we are going to be talking about dirt dishes and diapers and like all the other stuff that goes

with that. That's a mess. My life. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah, we really want to talk about this topic today because

we just feel like, you know, as moms with kiddos running around and babies that need tons of attention,

it's just like a constant, never-ending thing that we're dealing with is toys everywhere,

diapers everywhere, dirty dishes. Like it's- You're not a tree. Yes, the the messes never end. It

seems like and so we just want to talk today a little bit about, you know, obviously where the

gospel hits that and identify with you all to let you know you're not alone too in just the

chaos of the mess. So yeah, it's definitely a battle and I especially feel like with

a house full of boys, I am constantly finding things that I don't always like want to know what they

are. And in fact, this last week, my twin two-year-olds have been my older child never like

went through a phase where he like took off his clothes. And I don't know as some kids do some

kids don't, my two-year-olds are going through a phase of taking after clothes. Like they'll go down

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