God on the Go by AllMomDoes

When we remember Jesus giving His life and then being raised three days later, we experience something completely unique in human history.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4l6ylvk 

Ideally your mom and dad are there for you as spiritual parents. But God also provides spiritual parents when your parents can't.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3NhKf9i 

You are an original, and no one has ever raised anyone like you, including your parents. So, there is a learning curve.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4rOpvox 

Some of the hardest moments in parenting are the ones where love looks like guidance, correction, and choosing the long view over the easy win. We're leaning into that tension, reminding us that shaping a child’s future—much like aiming an arrow—takes intention, patience, and a whole lot of grace. Rooted in Scripture, it’s a call to see everyday teaching moments as holy work that helps our kids grow into who God created them to be.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4u9ZYYA 

Some days it hits you—family is messy, beautiful, complicated, and somehow still one of God’s sweetest gifts. This reflection leans into that everyday reality, reminding us that the love between parents and children isn’t accidental but something God has been weaving into stories since the very beginning. It’s an invitation to see your own family, with all its quirks and imperfections, as part of that same grace‑filled design.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4aS76kQ 

Family doesn’t always come from shared DNA—and for many of us, the people who feel most like “siblings” are the ones God brings into our lives along the way. Today, Julie shares stories about chosen family and reminds us that Jesus Himself talked about a spiritual family made up of those who follow God together. It’s a comforting reminder that even if you didn’t grow up with the siblings you wished for, you can still find deep, meaningful, family‑level connection in your faith community.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4tHmkk5 

Sibling relationships can be beautiful, messy, and everything in between—and most of us know that firsthand. In this episode, we take a fresh look at Jacob and Esau, two brothers whose differences and family drama ran deep, yet still found their way back to each other through forgiveness. It’s a reminder that even when family relationships get complicated, grace and understanding can help us stay connected.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4rX3aVw 

Every family knows what it’s like to walk through tough moments together, especially when our kids face challenges we can’t immediately fix. In this week’s episode, Julie shares a childhood story that beautifully reminds us how powerful simple presence and steady support can be. It’s a heartfelt look at how God uses family—and even quiet listening—to carry us through.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4kytdji 

Julie Lyles Carr introduces a new God on the Go podcast series all about sibling relationships, why sibling bonds matter so much and what the Bible teaches us through them. The series looks at well-known biblical siblings—like Cain and Abel, Jacob and Esau, and Mary, Martha, and Lazarus—showing both the struggles and the blessings of these relationships.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/465beLw 

Growing up with those “everyone gets punished” moments at school made me big on fairness as a mom, but I’ve realized that sometimes my obsession with keeping things even has slowed down our willingness to simply serve one another. As I look at Jesus’ call to go the extra mile and Paul’s reminder in Philippians 2:4 to look beyond ourselves, I’m learning that quick, quiet service—without expecting anything back—is one of the sweetest ways we can love like Him.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4sxqDh4 

Recently, I was reminded of how my parents taught us to obey quickly. "Those aren't my shoes, dishes, mess, etc." Today we're talking about why it's important to be the first to serve, and slow to expect that someone else will take care of. Quick obedience shapes my walk with God, my respect for authority, and the way I move through everyday life.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4sw720N 

"I'm sorry you feel that way" isn't an apology.Sometimes the Lord uses even the smallest moments—like a kid in the backseat refusing to apologize—to remind me how hard it can be to say “I’m sorry,” and how much we all need grace. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4bnImS0 

Ever had one of those moments where you react way too fast… only to realize you totally misread the situation? This week’s episode dives into those quick‑to‑anger, slow‑to‑listen slip‑ups we all know too well—and how a little biblical wisdom can save the day.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4aJEfzA 

There are moments when God’s direction doesn’t line up with logic or comfort, and that’s exactly when faith steps in. In this episode, we'll look at Mary’s story and invite you to consider what God might be asking you to trust, even if it doesn’t make sense.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3L1QNr9 

Sometimes doing the right thing means stepping into the awkward—and staying there. Today I'm sharing how a bold moment from my daughter reminded me that discomfort is often the doorway to courage, conviction, and living out our faith unapologetically.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4hG02tz 

There have been times in my life when doing the right thing felt like walking straight into a furnace—uncertain, uncomfortable, and honestly, a little scary. But just like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, I’ve learned that faith isn’t about knowing the outcome—it’s about trusting God even if the fire still burns.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3J6n5Rj 

It takes courage to make choices that honor your values—even when they go against the crowd. Reflecting today on the wisdom of mentors and the strength found in standing firm for what’s right.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4hs6X9A 

We're kicking off an “Even If” series, exploring how to stay grounded in truth and integrity—even when it’s unpopular or misunderstood. Through real-life moments and biblical parallels, you'll be encouraged to hold fast to your faith in the face of doubt.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4qAPIqK 

In a world that prizes quick answers and constant noise, we invite you to rediscover the power of quiet reflection. Today we're exploring how intentional silence can deepen spiritual growth and lead to wiser decisions.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4nljLzQ 

Today we're reflecting on the power of quiet moments in a noisy world. Through stories of music, Scripture, and everyday life, we'll discover that silence can deepen our connection with God and help us truly hear His voice.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4nlu7PZ 

Do you struggle with speaking up? You're not alone, so today we're talking about the courage it takes to speak up when something’s not right—even when it’s hard. I’ll share a moment when I stayed quiet, what I learned from it, and how God calls us to stand up for truth and kindness, just like Peter did in the Bible.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4h9hkPl 

Today we’re talking about how God sees and treasures the quiet, kind things we do—even when no one else notices. From my own childhood love of attention to a powerful Bible story, we’ll explore why living faithfully behind the scenes matters so much in God’s big plan.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/46YxiHd 

Ever feel like you're running the show when God's just waiting for you to scoot over and let Him lead? In this Make Room episode, Julie shares how stepping back—yes, even from micromanaging your kids—can open up space for God to do something truly extraordinary.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3K9Dkgw 

Ever wonder what Copernicus and Nicodemus have in common? Find out how curiosity, humility, and a hunger to learn can launch you into a deeper understanding of both the universe and God’s heart!Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3VmmZYc 

I had a slightly embarrassing moment once involving a mispronounced word—it reminded me of the importance of staying open to being wrong. Even Saul, who became Paul, had to do a complete 180 when he realized he’d misunderstood everything about Jesus. Sometimes, making room for growth starts with a little humility and a good laugh at ourselves!Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4mAoZs1 

Remember that awkward moment of walking into a new lunchroom, tray in hand, scanning for a friendly face—or at least an open seat? That experience taught me just how powerful it can be when someone simply makes room. After all, a little kindness can go a long way… and might just be the start of a beautiful friendship.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3UZIa1U 

When God created the earth, He created time. And when He created us, He created us in bodies that need movement and work and rest and sleep as we live our days. There are all kinds of ways we can use the time God has given us.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3EqPf7a 

Working in radio and television, finishing college classes, and planning a wedding... It was a lot. I've learned a lot from years of being really busy, and discovered how important it is to make time to rest, no matter how busy it is. Jesus also gives us examples in the Bible when He took time to rest... Even in the midst of chaos!Show Notes: https://bit.ly/43mVpiP 

Writing my first book made me want to quit a bunch of times. But then there was one more time that I worked harder. Working harder still doesn't mean that God has to then do what we want. But what it sometimes means is that we're really close to us learning what we need to learn for Him to say yes.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4l3MRUp 

Sometimes, my kids want to quit a class or an activity. Sometimes I let them. And sometimes, they learn how to stay. The same goes for our dog, lol.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3RjsNj8 

We're starting a new series called "Finishing Strong," and finishing strong sometimes means recognizing the right time to end a pursuit and move on to new opportunities.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/41PDxKR 

We can make all kinds of plans and have all kinds of ideas and things on our calendars, but God is in charge of it all.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3R8ibU8 

My volleyball coach was not a nice person. What did she have the authority to say...and what didn't she? This week we're looking at the significance of God's ultimate control in our lives.  His love and guidance are always present, even in the middle of life's unpredictability.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4kPSipH 

We're diving into the wild world of family authority... and respecting parental decisions is key! Julie spills the tea on her childhood bedtime battles and curfew chaos, showcasing the classic tug-of-war between parents and kids. As parents, we're like GPS for our kids, even when they take the road less traveled. A heartwarming nudge for both parents and children to understand and appreciate their roles within the family, toward a healthy and respectful relationship.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3EZdxVW 

It feels easier to make everything someone else's fault, but what can you do? Well, self-control and personal responsibility are a good place to start. We need to manage our reactions and emotions, even in challenging situations. Daniel from the Old Testament illustrates how respectful and controlled responses can positively impact circumstances. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/41b0Mii 

Sharing today about when we first moved to Oklahoma and expecting our first baby, and how a friend impacted my life.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4b91Fwm 

Because I'm a writer, I have what's called an agent. She encourages me in my writing and in my messages. And she's also someone who follows Jesus...Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4hnlEKd 

While it might not always feel the best, I'm really thankful for my friends who I can count on to tell me the truth.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4hIpn4L 

We talk a lot about how to be a good friend, but we don't always talk about the kinds of friends we should be looking for. Julie shares the story of wanting to be friends with the 'popular' kids, thinking that would make them good friends.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3CFZ3cq

We’re diving deeper into the idea of peace, shining a spotlight on Jesus as the ultimate "Prince of Peace." He serves up a tranquility that totally overshadows the chaos of the world. That kind of peace is so big. That kind of peace is so much bigger than all the things that happen in this world, and He even overcomes all the ways that we mess up. How amazing is that?Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3OpFTK5

We're exploring peace this week! Did you know that true peace, provided by God, can exist even in the middle of challenges? That goes against the idea that peace is only possible in the absence of problems. Trusting that God is in control and His plan is always perfect will help you find peace.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3UYuzbR

Here's the thing, there are going to be some things in life that are hard, and difficult, and really challenging, but it doesn't mean that God has forgotten about you. You can still have peace. God can make a way. He can show you that even when the problems are real, the peace can be real too because He's in it with you. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4hyUQaf

True peace and tranquility comes from hanging out with God, and putting your trust in Him. Using Jonah as a cautionary tale, we're reminded that dodging divine plans is about as effective as running from a shadow, so to tackle anxiety like a champ, Julie shares her "three rule" technique: focus on three things you can see, 3 things you can hear, and 3 ways to move your body. So, buckle up and let God take the wheel for some serious peace of mind!Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4fyC4Oh

It's not wrong to make plans and have ideas and dreams for the future, but be sure to add trusting God with it to the top of the list... Trusting Him with your future is the best way to move into your future.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4gVRRZ8

Today, I want to talk about trusting God when you are scared. Do you know the top three things people are afraid of? Let's find out!Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3U1A7lm

This week we're talking about struggling with trusting God when others don't understand your choices. In the Bible, we witness Daniel’s steadfast faith, even when faced with misunderstanding and threats. Trusting God involves placing His guidance above the opinions of others, even if it results in feelings of being misunderstood. Stay true to your faith - God's love and protection are always with you. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4dDOTpl

Julie shares a personal story of perseverance and faith in the face of disappointment. Despite repeated failures to join a desired team during her school years, she finally succeeded, only to face a family move that kept her from this dream. Trusting God's plans, even when circumstances seem confusing or challenging, is the key in moving forward despite the disappointment.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3BzJaDE

By highlighting over 650 names for God found in the Bible, she underscores how these names reflect His nature and care, particularly through Hagar's story, where she calls God "Jehovah Elroy" (the God who sees me). Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4db2wMy

Julie Lyles Carr shares a personal story about her dad and his fascination with light. She discusses light's speed and its importance in understanding God's creation, using it as a metaphor for God's truth and presence. It's so important for us to be a reflection of God's light and love... Each day is a reminder of God's omnipresence and goodness.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4epKjM7

People have a lot of ideas and opinions about who they think God is, and we are so blessed that we can always go to God's Word and let Him tell us who He is. Last episode we talked about how God is love, that He loves us so much. Today I want to talk about God's alphabet.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3Zo5MRk