His House

In this episode, I sit down with Kennadee Limón to talk about divine identity, personal style, modesty, and what it means to show up as your best self in this season of life. Kennadee shares her journey with Jesus, her struggles with perfectionism, and the powerful lesson that her worth comes from being a daughter of God—not from what she accomplishes. We discuss why individuality matters to God, how getting dressed each day can be a simple act of self-care, and practical tips for finding a personal style that helps you feel confident and like yourself again.Motherhood can make it easy to lose sight of who you are beneath the endless needs, routines, and responsibilities. And this conversation is about so much more than clothes..it's a reminder that trends come and go, but your divine identity never changes—and that being a mom is a role worth showing up for.You can find Kennadee on Instagram @kennadeeann!If you loved listening, you can find Kennadee's recent podcast episode with Blonde Apologist here.To learn more about Allison Bornstein's 3 Word Method, watch this video.

You've heard this story through my eyes, but in this episode, you're hearing it from my mom's.After the complications that led to my emergency hysterectomy, my mom felt an unexpected impression while sitting by my hospital bed. As I was waking up from surgery, she voiced an impression that would change both of our lives: "You know I'll have your baby, right?"In this conversation on His House, my mom, Myndie Tullis, shares what happened next—from the spiritual promptings and confirmations that led her to become my gestational carrier to the lessons she learned about faith, motherhood, and trusting God through the unexpected.She opens up about those difficult weeks in the hospital through a mother's eyes, the experiences that gave her confidence she was on the right path, and how the journey deepened her understanding of Jesus Christ. We also talk about how God prepares us for mountains we don't yet see coming, the power available through covenants, and why a mother's love can teach us so much about the Savior's love for us.We also discuss lessons from nearly three decades of motherhood, the encouragement she would give to her younger self, and why she believes moms are often doing far better than they think.Whether you've followed our story from the beginning or are hearing parts of it for the first time, I hope this conversation reminds you that God prepares us for hard things, walks with us through them, and can turn even the most unexpected circumstances into something beautiful.

In this episode of His House, Annie Eyring shares what life really looks like as a working mom raising three kids while supporting her family through her photography business during her husband's years in medical school. Together we talk about the pressure many women feel to do everything well, the guilt that can come from balancing motherhood and meaningful work, and how Jesus meets us in seasons that feel exhausting and overwhelming.Annie opens up about late nights editing after bedtime, learning to slow down instead of living in constant urgency, and the quiet ways God has strengthened and provided for her family over the years. This conversation is for the mom who feels stretched thin, stuck in survival mode, or wondering if she’s falling short spiritually.I'm hopeful this conversation can be a gentle reminder that God isn’t asking for perfection—He’s asking us to let Him walk with us through it.For those wanting to follow Annie, you can find her on Instagram @annieeyring.photo

This week on His House, I'm joined by Whitley Keleman—a mother, professor, podcast host, and one of those people who makes you want to see the world more like Jesus does.From teaching a class on inclusion and belonging at BYU to creating her "Sit With Me" gatherings and podcast, Whitley has spent years intentionally listening to people’s stories, building bridges across differences, and helping others feel seen. Together with her husband and three kids, she’s also chosen a life of proximity—living abroad, immersing themselves in different cultures, and raising children to see and love people deeply.In this conversation, we talk about raising compassionate kids, creating a home where people belong, what living abroad has taught their family about joy and empathy, and how hearing people’s stories changes the way we see both others and God.This episode is a reminder that Christlike love often looks like slowing down, listening longer, inviting people in, and allowing ourselves to be changed by proximity to others.If you’ve ever wondered how to raise compassionate kids, create meaningful community, or better see people the way God does—this conversation is for you.

In this episode of His House, I sit down with motherhood and film photographer Ashley Teresa to talk about seeing and capturing the beauty of the mundane moments of daily life. Ashley’s work captures motherhood in a way that feels deeply nostalgic, honest, and sacred—reminding us that the quiet moments we often overlook may actually be the ones worth remembering most.We talk about how film photography has taught her to slow down and become more present, how documenting everyday life can help us honor what God is giving us right now, and why the mundane moments of motherhood carry so much meaning. This conversation is an invitation to see your life differently — to notice the beauty already surrounding you, experience God in the ordinary, and embrace the life you’re living right now as the beautiful one.Whether you’re a mom in the thick of repetitive days, someone longing to be more present, or simply craving a slower and more intentional way of living, this episode will leave you inspired to notice, document, and cherish the sacredness woven into everyday life.If you loved this episode, you can find information about Ashley's new motherhood course on her substack. Her course,What We Keep, is designed for mothers looking to document their children's lives and their motherhood more intentionally. @ashleyteresaphoto@ashleyteresaweddings

In this episode of His House, I sit down with my friend Sydney Holmes to talk about miscarriage, stillbirth, and the sacred, complicated grief that follows the loss of a baby.Sydney shares her journey through multiple losses, delivering her son Mack, and the emotional and spiritual road that led her to pursue surrogacy. She opens up about what grief actually feels like, the wrestle with God, and the ways Jesus met her in hospital rooms, quiet prayers, and the unknown.We also talk about how to show up for someone walking through loss—what helps, what hurts, and what it really looks like to mourn with those who mourn.This conversation is for anyone who has experienced pregnancy or infant loss, anyone navigating a story that looks different than they hoped, and anyone who wants to learn how to love people well in their grief.

⭐️ BIRTHDAY SPECIAL⭐️ This birthday episode is a little different—more personal, more reflective, and just a little glance into the last year of my life. In this episode, I sat down and shared 28 lessons from my 28th year… the things that have shaped me, taught me, surprised me, or made me happy throughout the last 365 days. Thanks for being here and growing with me!

This week, I sit down with Emi Naegle—mom and content creator—who was diagnosed with peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) just days after having her first baby. In that first year navigating heart failure as a brand new mom, she walked through an incredibly heavy season of health challenges and loss.In this conversation, she shares how that experience changed the way she sees everyday life and deepened her relationship with Jesus Christ. We talk about what it really looks like to choose joy when life feels different than you planned, and how faith gives us the strength to keep moving forward.She also shares the simple, practical ways she brings light into her days—from small routines and micro traditions to creating beauty in the ordinary moments of motherhood.This episode is a gentle reminder that joy isn’t found in perfect circumstances—but can be created, one small thing at a time.Follow Emi on Instagram @emi.naegle"In The Strength of the Lord" by David A. BednarCozy: The Art of Arranging Yourself in the World by Isabel GilliesSadie's Cozy List:Cold soda in a styrofoam cupWalking around art museums Beautiful tileBaby’s breathDriving in the rainBlasting music with the windows down and singing as loud as I can with the wind in my hairKitchen dance parties while making dinnerDenimFresh white socksCadbury eggsWood fruit bowlsPonderosa pines The sound of lawn mowers in the summer The smell of freshly cut grassThe shades of pink during sunset CobblestoneChocolate zucchini cakeChicken noodle soup - klooshers Oversized hoodies Cameras Taking videos Looking at old picturesLooking at yearbooks and old lettersReading old journalsJournaling Sitting at the temple Playing guitar (listening to my dad play guitar) Location scoutingTree tunnelsChain link fences 30 second cuddles Holding my kids Having a child/baby fall asleep on you Road tripsGas station candyNight runs and walksStreet lights Stars & constellationsSleeping under the starsCrisp winter days after it’s snowed when the snow clings to the trees and crunches on the ground. Especially early morning walks on these days.Post it notes Blank page journals Laughing Listening to Taylor swift cdsPercy Jackson & Harry Potter Raindrops rolling down the car window as you drive - watching the path it chooses to takeMaking wishes on dandelions Pebble ice in a hospital cupFuzzy socks at nightDoing my nails Scorching hot showers Hot bath and reading after a workout Shopping at the mall and eating pretzel bites

If you left General Conference weekend feeling discouraged, unsatisfied, or just blank after trying to glean spiritual wisdom while also maintaining normal life with toddlers, you're not alone. In this solo episode of His House, I’m talking about practical ways to continue learning from General Conference, even if this weekend wasn't everything you'd hoped for.In this episode , I talk about how to truly treasure these messages, how to optimize our days to act on these invitations within the routines we already have, and some practical tips to deep dive into these talks. I can't wait for the next six months to really unpack these messages. I hope you're excited to join!Good News Brand Conference Helps

This week, I sit down to talk with Katie Gallardo about Easter and how it has become real to her over the past year.A year ago, Katie was a healthy mom of two little boys, living in San Francisco and filling her days with the beautiful chaos of motherhood. Today, she is a cancer survivor and a below-the-knee amputee after being diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma jsut days before Easter.In this conversation, Katie shares what it looked like to walk through diagnosis, chemotherapy, and amputation—all while raising young children—and how her relationship with Jesus Christ deepened.We talk about the questions that come when life doesn’t go the way you planned, what it means to worship God through pain, and how to notice the small miracles when you’re still waiting for the big ones.Because this episode is centered on Easter, we spend time talking about the Resurrection—not just as a doctrine, but as something deeply personal. What does it mean that Christ overcame death when you’ve had to face it so closely? How does “He lives” change when it becomes real in your own life?If you are in a season that feels heavy or uncertain, I hope this conversation helps you feel a little less alone—and reminds you that Christ is present in all of it. And for those listening who aren't in the middle of a trying season, I hope this makes Easter feel a little bit more real. Happy Easter! To follow Katie's journey, you can find her on Instagram.

This week, I sit down with Dre Savage—wife, mom, and design lover—to talk about what it looks like to co-design an intentional life with God. She shares how becoming a mom forced her to slow down and start thinking more deeply about the kind of home, marriage, and spiritual life she wants to build.We talk about drifting versus choosing, the small areas of life we quietly neglect, and how learning to invite God into everyday decisions has changed the way she approaches her time, her relationships, and her priorities. If you’ve ever felt stretched, directionless, or unsure if your life reflects what matters most to you, I hope this episode reminds you that it’s never too late to start living more intentionally with God.

Motherhood can be one of the most beautiful seasons of life, and sometimes one of the most isolating. In this episode, I’m Paris Tews, co-host of Kindred Conversations, to talk about cultivating Christlike friendships in the thick of motherhood.In this episode, we discuss how to intentionally create a friend group, what it actually takes to build meaningful female friendships as adults, and how these relationships have shaped her experience as a mother. From initiating the first invitation to maintaining monthly girls’ nights and showing up in hard seasons, Paris shares some practical takeaways that anyone can immediately implement to start having more meaningful and Christlike friendships in this phase. If you’re feeling lonely in this phase of motherhood or just craving deeper connection, this conversation will leave you encouraged and equipped to both seek out and become the kind of friend who draws others closer to Christ.

Throughout scripture, Jesus didn’t just tolerate children—He welcomed them, blessed them, and even pointed to them as examples of the kind of faith that belongs in the kingdom of God.In this episode, I'm joined by Abby Wuthrich—mom to 4, including cute Selah who deals with a variety of disabilities due to Congenital CMV—to talk about the surprising ways our children can teach us about the character of Christ if we slow down enough to notice. Through stories from motherhood— both beautiful and incredibly hard—we reflect on what it means to trust Jesus with the parts of life we never expected.One of the truths that kept coming up in our conversation came from Camille Johnson's thoughts shared in the 2026 Relief Society Devotional—we can do hard with Jesus, or we can do hard alone. The hard doesn’t disappear, but when we walk through it with Him, something sacred begins to happen—the hard becomes holy.This conversation is an invitation to pause, pay attention, and maybe even learn about Jesus from the little ones in your home.

Welcome to the Favorite Things series! This will be a seasonal episode where I share a few things I've been loving lately, from routines and outings to insights from scripture. Here's a few of my favorites from winter:Currently changing into these pajamas as fast as humanly possible every night and then rereading my favorite childhood book series. Making this white chicken chili on repeat for months now and it's still just as good. Went on a 36-hour girls’ trip with few friends and it was just what I needed. Just a reminder to hang out with your girls outside of playdates.Implementing as much as I can from Hunt, Gather, Parent and already seeing such a difference in my home.Been thinking about the Hebrew word "avodah" which connects the ideas of work and worship. It’s helped me think differently about the ordinary things of life—motherhood, routines, caring for a home—and how those things can actually become a form of worship.Thanks for listening! Hope these episodes can feel like sitting at a favorite things party with friends and exchanging ideas for how to bring a little extra joy to your life.

This week, I sit down with Whitney Claflin—mom to three girls—to talk about her journey with Multiple Sclerosis. Three and a half years ago, her life changed quickly and unexpectedly. She shares the real emotions of those early days—the anger, the fear, the grief—and how hard it was to feel like the mom she wanted to be when her body all the sudden had limits.We talk about surrender, doing the little things, and finding joy that has more to do with focus than circumstances. If you’re walking through chronic illness or any season that feels heavier than you expected, I hope this episode reminds you that you’re not alone—and that God is still here, meeting you right where you are. Hallelujah Even HereMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

In this episode, I’m joined by my friend Kate Olsen to talk about infertility, waiting, and what it looks like to trust God when His timing doesn’t match our expectations.We talk about what it means to feel clearly prompted to start trying for a baby… and then walk through month after month of unanswered prayers. Kate shares her experience with unexplained infertility, how this season has challenged and deepened her faith, and what she’s learned about a God who is not results-focused, but with us in the process. We also talk about seasons of waiting, reconciling obedience with silence, and how to hold onto hope when it isn’t tied to an outcome. And for those who want to love people in this season well, we share honest, practical advice on how to support friends walking through infertility—what helps, what hurts, and how to show up with compassion.This conversation is for anyone walking through a season of waiting—whether for a baby, healing, clarity, or something else entirely. And if you love someone navigating infertility, I hope this episode helps you know how to stand beside them with more presence, empathy, and grace.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

Happy Valentine's Day! This week on His House, I talk with Taylor Mack, a stay-at-home mom of four kids under four, about all things love languages—in marriage, in motherhood, and in our relationship with God. Based on the bookThe Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman, We discuss how learning to love our husbands and kids in the way they actually receive love has completely shifted the tone of our homes.Taylor shares what she's learned about different love languages in marriage, parenting kids with very different emotional needs, and how understanding her son’s love language even changed things at school. We end talking about how God asks for our love and shows His love in return—and how we might be missing it when we compare our miracles to someone else’s. If you’ve ever felt unseen, exhausted, or like your love isn’t landing, this episode will feel like a deep breath and a reminder to keep loving anyway. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

In this episode of His House, I sit down with Tatum Whiting—mom of three, artist, entrepreneur, and mindset coach—for a conversation about motherhood, trauma, anxiety, and the quiet lies that keep us stuck.Tatum shares her story of navigating intense hardship during early motherhood, including health scares, trauma, and a season of deep anxiety that left her feeling far from herself. Together, we talk about why God cares so deeply about our mindset, how beliefs shape the way we experience reality, and how truth is what actually brings peace.We explore what repentance really means as a joyful change of mind and how learning to identify and release shame can transform our relationship with Him, ourselves, and our families. Tatum also shares practical tools for young moms who are overwhelmed by guilt, “shoulds,” and unrealistic expectations, reminding us that God honors effort, agency, and imperfect action.This episode is for the mom who feels tired, anxious, or stuck — and is longing for grace, freedom, and a sound mind rooted in Christ.Sadie's Prayers of My Heart Spotify playlistFlowers by Samantha EbertMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

In this episode of His House, my husband and I sit down to talk openly about the season that altered our family forever—the joy of becoming parents, the fear of nearly losing my life, and the quiet aftermath that followed the most beautiful miracle.We talk about what it means to remember what God has done, how our faith was shaped in the middle of uncertainty, and how suffering can deepen our understanding of who God really is. We also share honestly about grief that lingers, the ache of letting go of a future we imagined, and the process of healing—emotionally, spiritually, and physically—after trauma.This conversation is a reflection on faith that holds both gratitude and grief, and on a God who stays close not only in the crisis, but in the days that come after.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

What if our homes—no matter how small, imperfect, or temporary—are meant to feel like a glimpse of heaven right now?In this episode of His House, I’m joined by Ashlyn Fuller, a merchandiser for Haven Haus Co. in Midway, Utah. Ashlyn has a deep love for timeless design, old homes, and spaces layered with meaning. We talk about the homes that shaped her and why beauty, peace, and holiness aren’t dependent on trends, square footage, or perfect finishes.This conversation is for moms in every season and every type of home—from a starter apartment or duplex rental, to a home that doesn’t feel “done,” or even the final dream home. We explore how intentional design can tell our stories and why, ultimately, the most important way a home becomes a heritage for our children is simply that Jesus is there.If you’ve ever wanted your home to feel more peaceful, more personal, more cozy, and more Christ-centered, this episode is for you. 🤍How to Pick the Right Light Bulbs for Your Home by Chris loves JuliaLila and Finch Art MOA Store Spotify Playlist Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

In this episode, registered dietitian Brooklyn Bezzant joins us to talk about how caring for our bodies can be an act of gratitude and even worship. From rebuilding a healthy relationship with food, to finding joyful movement, to navigating body image in motherhood, she offers practical guidance based on what God has said about our bodies.This episode is for every mom who wants to feel strong, nourished, and spiritually grounded starting today. Follow @dietitianbrooklyn on Instagram for more!Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

In this episode, I’m joined by my friend Amber Eldredge—artist, business owner, and mom of three—to talk about creativity in motherhood and why it matters more than we think.We talk about how all types of creativity can help us feel closer to God, especially in seasons when we our relationship with God feels quiet or overwhelming. Amber shares the story behind her painting The Tender Creator, what it taught her about God’s tenderness, and how creativity has been a lifeline through postpartum depression, motherhood, and everyday life.This conversation is for any mom looking for ways to feel more connected to herself, her kids, and her Creator through the ordinary, imperfect, but creative moments of daily life.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

Happy 2026! This episode of His House focuses on following big promptings to let God create the life He has planned for you. From starting law school with a three-month-old baby and her husband beginning a PhD across the country, to stepping away to protect her mental health, Hadley-Gordon Robertson's story is one of deep faith, surrender, and courage.Now finishing law school while raising two young children, she shares what it looks like to trust God when things don’t make sense, to pause without quitting, and to let Christ enable her in seasons she couldn’t carry on her own. For the mom wondering how to let God lead her life, this episode is for you.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-livingLicense code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

I’m so excited to welcome you to His House — a podcast for moms who want to feel close to Jesus in the thick of everyday life. In this intro episode, I’m sharing the story behind the podcast and why I believe these ordinary moments of motherhood can become deeply sacred when we invite Him into them.