There's always enough time in our day to do what God wants us to do.

Today, my friend Kendra Paulton, a rancher wife and a mom of six,

joins me on the podcast to encourage us with truth that will help us trust the Lord and do the next thing.

Welcome to the Sheproves Faithful Podcast, episode number 235, truth and encouragement to live gospel center lives every day. I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to the podcast. My name is Lauren, and today is such a fun special episode.

I actually have an interview for you today with a friend that I actually met through the

Sheeprews Faithful podcast. Her name is Kendra Paulton. She's the wife of a rancher. She has six

beautiful children and does so many fun things. And I'm excited for you to hear her share the Word of God

today, give you encouragement as moms. I was scribbling down notes throughout the interview because

I was just really encouraged. But before we jump in, I wanted to share on the front end that

Kendra and her family, they are ranchers, they raise beef,

and she'll share more about it at the end of the show. But I wanted to let you know. They just

launched a direct-to-consumer beef shop. I almost said portal. It's not a portal. Like, you know,

they sell beef on their website and all sorts of other goodies like pastries and coffee

blends that they've made, recipes, they have sourdose starter. They have just launched this

operation and she's offering she proves faithful listeners 10% off sitewide in April and May with the

code she proves faithful 10, all caps code she proves faithful 10 all caps she proves

faithful 10 and so be sure to check them out at dakota canyon beef.com and support our sister

in christ and her wonderful family also kendra hand painted a custom beef cut printout for my Patreon supporters. If you support this podcast on Patreon,

head over to patreon.com slash sheep who's faithful and you can see this beautiful watercolor picture

of a steer with all the cuts. Now, I will share with you when I first got married, I would comb through magazines

looking for recipes and I would tear them out. And I remember coming across this cow that was

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