In this deeply personal and hope-filled episode, we shine a light on the often-overlooked calling of stay-at-home mothers. Through Scripture, real-life stories, and powerful statistics, Ethan Jago offers biblical encouragement to women who may feel unseen, undervalued, or stuck in the slow grind of everyday parenting.

Whether you're folding laundry, homeschooling, chasing toddlers, or just trying to find five minutes of quiet in your day—this message is for you. You’ll be reminded that your work is sacred, your calling is significant, and your faithfulness in the little things echoes in eternity.

📖 Featuring:

• Scripture-based encouragement from Colossians 3, Galatians 6, Proverbs 31 & more

• Real stats on modern motherhood and cultural pressures

• Practical reminders that your identity is in Christ—not your output

• A call to press on in grace, strength, and eternal purpose

💡 Don’t miss this episode if you’ve ever wondered, “Does this even matter?” The truth is: it absolutely does.

Book referenced in podcast- A Holy Pursuit

Blog article referenced- Faithful in the Hidden Work

In this episode, we break down James 1:22-25 using a simple formula to distinguish between merely hearing God’s Word and truly understanding and applying it. Just as seeing without remembering is pointless, so is hearing without action. We’ll explore how to move from passive listening to active obedience, ensuring that God’s truth transforms our lives. Tune in to deepen your study, sharpen your understanding, and walk in faith as a doer of the Word!

Have you ever heard of the country of Rhodesia? Rhodesia is now what we call Zimbabwe; however, there are critical elements we can learn from the history of Rhodesia as Americans. I have been studying the history of “The Bush War” for the past several months by reading memoirs of first-hand accounts and historical books outlining in vivid detail the unique background and setting of what truly transpired in this little-known conflict.

Sadly, revisionists, like many other historical settings, have made Rhodesia and The Bush War out to be solely based on racism; however, the true nature of this conflict goes much deeper than a clash between ethnicities.

This podcast will give you a crash course in Rhodesia, with excerpts from live news clips and other personal interviews from first-hand accounts. I believe what we learn from Rhodesia can be applied to our American context, as we face many of the same issues.

It is incredible how a small group of men fought for their religious and political freedom for 15 years against seemingly insurmountable odds. I hope you enjoy this particular episode.

Books Cited In Episode:

Bush War Operator

A Handful of Hardmen

Rhodesia: A Complete History

Bush War Rhodesia

The Rhodesian War