One day, Lila, my son came down the stairs and I no longer saw this beautiful two-year-old child.

I saw, this is an enemy.

This is the one that is keeping me from getting anything done.

Here I was a born-again pastor's wife, getting ready to.

I blamed my genetics.

I blamed that my parents were divorced.

I blamed the fact that I'd lost an eye to cancer when I was five.

But in that moment, I sensed the Holy Spirit say, you should not live by what was done to you,

but what was done for you.

Hey, everyone. Welcome back to the Lila Rose show. Today's episode is with one of my favorite people, Lisa Bavere, and we talk about an issue that is very personal. It's motherhood and how to deal with impatience and anger in motherhood, but it also, I think, applies to any relationship, and I think it's profoundly helpful. A huge thank you to everybody who has been subscribing to the show. I'm so grateful for the community that we are building here. If you're not already subscribed, make sure to

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And if you become an annual subscriber, you get your choice of one free piece of merch, your pick. I hope that you enjoy. Lisa Bevere, welcome back to the podcast. I am so glad this worked out. Me too. It's like such a treat to get to talk to you. I feel like you're my Italian mother. And I have an Italian mother. You're my other Italian mother. I'm your Italian godmother. Italian godmother. Yes. I'll be the godmother. I love that. I love that. And you're, every time we come on the show, people are so touched. Every time you speak with us, people are so brought closer to our Father in Heaven. So thank you for your ministry. Well, you know how much I love you. Thank you. And I felt like such an

immediate connection with you. I was telling my, I was telling my team member that drove me over

here. I said, it was the way Lila spoke with courage and kindness. I said there was clarity

in the midst of nuance and confusion. And I said,

then I'm like following her on Instagram or Twitter or something, because it was back when it was

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