Emily Jensen says there's no formula for motherhood.

It's all about following God's lead.

What I was doing when our children were babies and toddlers is very different from what I'm doing now that they are all in school.

So I also think it's knowing like, hey, the Lord may lead me at different ways and different times.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo.

Co-author of You Can Trust God to Write Your Story.

For May 7th, 2025, I'm Dana Gresh.

If you're a mom, then you know there are a lot of different mom seasons that you have to navigate.

Like the demanding newborn days filled with sleepless nights.

Remember those?

And then the toddler years, when your little ones need such focused care and attention all day long.

And then the elementary school days where you're answering lots and lots of questions.

You're teaching your kids how to read and write and helping them with their math homework,

but you're also helping them manage friendships and sibling relationships.

And then all of a sudden it seems like they're teenagers, and you're preparing your babies

to set out into the world. And all this time, your biggest desire is to see these precious

kiddos walk with Jesus all the days of their lives. So motherhood is full of change as one season

flows into the next. Well, not too long ago, Deanna had a conversation with Emily Jensen and Laura

Wifler about just that. For the last 10 years, Emily and Laura have been heading up a ministry

called Risen Motherhood. Perhaps you've heard about it and been

blessed by some of their resources. Well, their desire has been for moms to view motherhood

through a gospel lens. Laura and Emily are co-authors of the book, Risen Motherhood. And just this past

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