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.

Well, welcome back to Risen Motherhood. I am Emily Jensen here with my sister-in-law Laura Whiffler.

Hey guys, in this morning we are... well, I guess you guys don't know if it's morning or not,

but it's morning here. It's early. It's early, but we are excited to talk about a topic that

really probably impacts our lives and probably impacts yours, and that is just comparison on social

media. Yeah. Whatever your platform or your social network of choices. Yeah, there are a lot

of things we're talking about, like you-sage of it, meaning or consumption of it, rather than

how we post. How you put it out there. Yeah. How you post. And so, we just want to make that

clear out front because, as we were kind of pulling this together, it got little hairy as we were

trying to figure it out, and we really want to separate, and today talk specifically, just about

consumption of social media as moms and what the gospel has to say about it.

Yeah so Laura and I are obviously both on social media. Oh yeah we love it.

Yeah so we'll just share we're on I think we're both on Instagram yep we're

both on Twitter we're both on Facebook. Well yes I'm not really on Twitter I

have a go somewhere. We're both on Pinterest although I don't always count that.

Yeah social media by Noah technically is. Yeah I'm a consumer on Pinterest for

sure. I don't push I don't really pin out there. I have a couple of secret

boards but so what else are you on any other social media? No I know there's

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