Episodes

  • What Every Christian Mom Can Learn From an Empty Nester: How to Build a Relationship With Your Kids That Lasts with Jill Wagner [Ep 52]

    What Every Christian Mom Can Learn From an Empty Nester: How to Build a Relationship With Your Kids That Lasts with Jill Wagner [Ep 52]
    Sep 16 2026


    What Every Christian Mom Can Learn From an Empty Nester

    Building Lifelong Relationships with Your Kids: Empty-Nest Wisdom with Jill Wagner


    The Mommin’ Together podcast introduces a new series and a conversation with Jill Wagner, a mom of four in the empty-nest stage, about parenting with the long view so adult kids still want closeness. Jill shares her family story (married at 17; three biological children and adopting Hakeem at 13) and where her adult children are now, many living nearby with growing families. She emphasizes enjoying the years, not sweating small stuff, being fun but holding high standards, and building trust through everyday “little moments.” Key practices include responding rather than reacting, making what matters to kids matter to you, apologizing and repairing, choosing words carefully, creating a welcoming home, and fostering open conversations about taboo topics. Jill notes giving kids grace and respect, learning to step back with adult children, and she wishes she’d done more family worship time. Her core advice: kids don’t need a perfect mom—just a real one.


    00:00 Series Kickoff

    00:34 Why Adult Bonds Matter

    01:02 Meet Jill Wagner

    01:44 Jill’s Motherhood Story

    02:43 Kids Today and Grandkids

    03:59 Keeping Them Close

    05:48 Empty Nest Perspective

    07:52 How Kids Remember You

    11:55 Traits That Build Trust

    16:20 Respond Don’t React

    21:34 Hard Talks and Careful Words

    23:27 Letting Safe Rebellion Happen

    24:19 Egg Therapy Emotions

    25:29 Calm Down Spaces

    27:05 Open Talks Boundaries

    29:17 Kids Feedback Parenting

    33:45 Dad Loss Family Values

    35:20 Home They Return To

    41:11 Grace Backseat Parenting

    43:22 Resources Final Takeaways


    About Jill:

    Jill Wagner is a wife of 25 years to Brian and a mom of 3 boys, 1 daughter, and 1 daughter in law aging from 20-26 years old. Jill claims to be a professional dabbler as she got her teaching degree, real estate license, babysat kids, tried network marketing companies, owned traditional businesses and flipped houses before she landed upon her passion with the Juice Plus Company and made it to the top level in 2016.

    In 2020 during the pandemic she decided to put herself out on social media sharing her family life along with the vulnerability of the struggles of teen pregnancy, marriage, addiction, infidelity, weight, and empty nesting. She has grown a following of over 2 million on her platforms and strives to help women find their voice as they choose to live in a place of courage instead of shame.


    Connect with Jill

    TikTok: @authenticallyjill

    IG: @authenticallyjill

    FB: @JillSechrestWagner


    Connect with Michelle

    IG: @mommin_together

    IG: @Michelle_Barnett_

    FB: Join the Mommin’ Together Community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/14DaYZ5jchR/
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    46 mins
  • How to Set Healthy Boundaries Without Mom Guilt | with Adrianne Miller [Ep 51]

    How to Set Healthy Boundaries Without Mom Guilt | with Adrianne Miller [Ep 51]
    Aug 26 2026

    How to Set Healthy Boundaries Without Mom Guilt | with Adrianne Miller


    Host Michelle Barnett welcomes listeners to the Mommin’ Together podcast and interviews mom and speaker Adrianne Miller about setting healthy boundaries. Adrianne shares her background, including counseling and ministry with new moms, and defines boundaries as a “fence with a gate,” not an impenetrable wall. They discuss how unmet, often “sneaky,” expectations drive frustration and how guilt, obligation, and fear (“FOG”) can lead moms to overcommit and be walked over. Adrianne offers practical tools: reflecting on “me, we, they” (self, spouse, others), asking clarifying questions to surface expectations, and using “drive-through speak” to repeat back what was heard during conflict. They address navigating grandparents and generational differences with grace, communicating the “why,” and discerning when repeated hurt may require stronger limits or space. Adrianne’s mom advice is to be consistent, avoid survival decisions, and parent with the long-term goal of raising future adults.


    About Adrianne:

    Adrianne Miller is a wife and mom of 3 boys residing in Tyler, Texas. She shares her experience and knowledge on boundaries from walking her own journey and receiving biblical counseling to help her work through boundaries as a mom.


    Connect with Michelle:

    Mommin’ Together Instagram: ⁠@Mommin_Together ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/mommin_together/⁠

    Michelle Barnett Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/michelle_barnett_/⁠

    Join our ⁠Mommin’ Together Facebook Community⁠: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1484794095771993⁠

    Podcast on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mommin-together/id1787094979

    Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hn6cFLziITGVFuSXiI4ty?si=6c7abc0f099f4230
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    52 mins
  • Talking to Your Kids About Sex and Gender Without Fear | A Christian Parent's Guide with Amber Carroll [Ep 50]

    Talking to Your Kids About Sex and Gender Without Fear | A Christian Parent's Guide with Amber Carroll [Ep 50]
    Aug 12 2026
    Talking to Your Kids About Sex and Gender Without Fear | A Christian Parent's Guide Host Michelle Barnett welcomes Amber Garrett Carroll, vice president of the Nashville nonprofit Equip and author of Ready to Talk: A Christian Parent’s Guide to Gender and Sexuality, to discuss how Christian parents can talk with kids about sex, sexuality, and gender without fear while staying rooted in historic Christian sexual ethics. Amber explains why parents are primary disciplers, outlines a biblical framework of intimacy within lifelong family through marriage or vocational singleness, and distinguishes temptation, sin, and brokenness, urging sexual stewardship and avoiding shame. They address identity language, assumptions about marriage and attraction, and practical guidance for starting early with age-appropriate conversations, including screen safety and pornography preparation. Amber offers counsel for responding to children disclosing same-sex attraction or gender incongruence, navigating pronouns with discernment, preserving relationships, and prioritizing the gospel, and shares a mom hack: use short car rides for hard conversations.00:00 Welcome to Mommin Together00:31 Why This Topic Matters02:10 Meet Amber and Her Mission04:42 Pain to Purpose Story06:53 Parents as Disciplers09:15 Gods Design for Intimacy15:30 Temptation Sin and Brokenness22:15 Identity and Language Nuance30:39 Fearless Conversations at Home32:22 Do It Scared33:08 Many Talks Not One34:48 Start Young Foundations35:46 Screen Safety Basics37:09 Porn Talks By Eight38:49 Puberty Curiosity Guidance40:37 Homes Without Shame41:10 Drop Hidden Assumptions44:46 Praying Without Idolatry47:24 Talking LGBT With Grace49:27 Beyond Language Debates52:18 Pronouns As Hospitality53:52 Trans Culture Context56:34 No Blanket Answer58:34 Mirroring Example Story01:01:26 Discernment By Relationship01:03:04 Jesus And The Outcast01:03:41 Truth Versus Lying01:04:18 Pronoun Compromises01:06:33 Parenting LGBT Disclosures01:09:06 Dos and Dont's List01:13:19 Language and New Terms01:15:40 Avoid Forced Choices01:18:04 Guidance for Trans Kids01:23:13 Adult Trans Child Repair01:30:05 Resources and Book Info01:33:09 Car Ride Mom Hack01:35:53 Final EncouragementConnect with Amber: Amber Garrett Carroll is the Vice President of Impact and Parent Resources at Equip, where she helps Christian parents and churches disciple kids according to God’s wisdom for sex, sexuality, and gender. She is the creator of Equip’s comprehensive Parent Course, an eight-hour video curriculum featuring more than 50 age-specific conversation scripts to help families navigate today’s cultural questions with biblical clarity.A former middle and high school teacher, Amber has spent nearly a decade researching, writing, and teaching on sexual stewardship, gender, pornography, and Christian formation. She regularly speaks for churches and national ministries on equipping parents for proactive discipleship, and she is the author of Ready to Talk: A Christian Parent’s Guide to Gender & Sexuality.Amber lives in Nashville, Tennessee, with her two children.Social media:@AmberGarrettCarroll on InstagramAmber Garrett Carroll on FacebookWebsite:ambergarrettcarroll.comBook: Available at ambergarrettcarroll.com/shopPaperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GX5GRPQ1Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HBTYCRRSFreebies:Parents can check out https://ambergarrettcarroll.com/parent-prep-pack-downloads/ for free resources, including a book discount code, bonus conversation starters, and a free video teaching.Connect with Michelle:Mommin’ Together Instagram: ⁠@Mommin_Together Michelle Barnett InstagramJoin our ⁠Mommin’ Together Facebook Community⁠Podcast on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mommin-together/id1787094979Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hn6cFLziITGVFuSXiI4ty?si=6c7abc0f099f4230
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    1 hr and 36 mins
  • Stewarding Your Body Well: Fitness for Busy Moms in Their 30s and 40s (with Personal Trainer Meg Gibson) + Summer Podcast Break Announcement [Ep 49]

    Stewarding Your Body Well: Fitness for Busy Moms in Their 30s and 40s (with Personal Trainer Meg Gibson) + Summer Podcast Break Announcement [Ep 49]
    May 31 2026
    Stewarding Your Body Well: Fitness for Busy Moms in Their 30s and 40s (with Personal Trainer Meg Gibson) Host Michelle Barnett welcomes listeners to the Mommin’ Together podcast, shares the mission of creating a space for moms to feel seen, and announces a two-month break with no new episodes in June or July, returning in August; listeners can stay connected via Instagram @mommin_together with posts and episode replays.In this episode, Michelle talks with personal trainer and mom of three Meg Gibson about realistic fitness for busy moms in their 30s and 40s, emphasizing consistency over perfection, short effective workouts, and avoiding an all-or-nothing mindset. Meg shares her journey from insecurity and an eating disorder to integrating faith with fitness, and they discuss misconceptions like needing punishment to see results, prioritizing strength training for bone density, listening to postpartum and aging bodies, benefits beyond appearance (mood, patience, sleep, hormones), creatine basics, when to hire a trainer, and starting with small sustainable habit changes.00:00 Podcast Welcome00:42 Summer Break Update01:25 Fitness Episode Preview02:00 Meet Meg Gibson03:15 Meg Fitness Journey05:36 Faith Meets Fitness08:25 From Punishment to Freedom11:15 Balance Not Obsession15:42 No Time to Work Out18:46 Best 20 Minute Focus22:49 Cardio Trends and Spin26:33 Fitness Myths in 30s 40s28:51 Longevity and Mobility30:30 Blue Zones and Community30:55 Daily Walking Longevity31:37 Fitness Shifts In 30s34:44 Creatine For Women36:28 Creatine Hydration Tips38:51 Workout Benefits Beyond Looks40:52 Making Workouts Mom Friendly42:34 When To Hire Trainer45:30 First Training Session47:36 Training As Safe Haven50:43 Simple Steps This Week52:37 Habit Stacking Ideas53:42 Connect And Mom Hack56:27 Episode Wrap And BreakConnect with Meg:Meg Gibson is a fitness coach, creative, and mom of three who’s passionate about helping women feel strong, capable, and confident in their bodies. With 9 years of experience in personal and group training, she combines practical fitness, nutrition, and encouragement to help women pursue sustainable wellness in every season of life. She is a NASM-certified personal trainer, Revelation Wellness instructor, GGS Women’s Coaching Specialist, and certified PN1 nutrition coach.Meg spent much of her 20s in full-time missions with her family, traveling throughout the U.S. and overseas before planting roots in Tyler, TX. When she’s not coaching or creating marketing content for the gym she works at, you’ll likely find her outside in the sunshine, near the water, making art, or hunting for the perfect thrifted find. She’s been married to her high school sweetheart for 14 years and considers motherhood one of her greatest joys.IG @meggibsonfitResources: Revelation Wellness Podcasts https://www.revelationwellness.org/podcast/Atomic Habits Book https://www.instagram.com/meggibsonfitOffer- For listeners local to Tyler, TX: one free week of classes at Rise RX Fitness - redeem in personConnect with Michelle & Stay Plugged in with Mommin’ Together this Summer:Mommin’ Together Instagram: ⁠@Mommin_Together Michelle Barnett Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/michelle_barnett_/⁠Join our ⁠Mommin’ Together Facebook Community⁠: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1484794095771993⁠Podcast on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mommin-together/id1787094979Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hn6cFLziITGVFuSXiI4ty?si=6c7abc0f099f4230
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    58 mins
  • The Mom’s Guide to Color Analysis - How Knowing Your Colors Can Save Time, Money & Decision Fatigue (House of Color with Lexi Sherrod) [Ep 48]

    The Mom’s Guide to Color Analysis - How Knowing Your Colors Can Save Time, Money & Decision Fatigue (House of Color with Lexi Sherrod) [Ep 48]
    May 20 2026
    The Mom’s Guide to Color Analysis - How Knowing Your Colors Can Save Time, Money & Decision Fatigue Lexi explains what a House of Color consultation is and how in-person draping identifies undertones (blue- vs yellow-based) and whether colors should be bright/clear or soft/blended, placing clients into one of four seasons with four sub-seasons each and a fan for shopping. She walks through a two-hour appointment: arriving fresh-faced with natural hair covered if needed, determining season, doing a 90-second season-specific makeup routine, and rating “wow” colors. The conversation covers why color analysis has resurged as a way to reduce overwhelm, save money, and increase confidence, including tips for wearing black, using accessories, and trying brown mascara (for spring, summer, and autumn). Lexi distinguishes color from style analysis (body architecture and clothing personality), shares transformation stories, discusses hair color guidance, franchise flexibility for moms, typical pricing, capsule wardrobes, online shopping/returns, and ends with motherhood advice about grace and self-care.00:00 Meet Lexi and Color Analysis00:48 How House of Color Works02:17 Drapes Explained03:44 Why Color Analysis Returned06:56 Inside a Consultation11:02 Seasons and Sub Seasons13:29 Making Mom Life Easier18:34 Mascara Color Surprise21:56 Wear What You Love22:49 Colors Versus Style24:44 Style Archetypes Explained26:45 Online Shopping Tips28:58 Client Transformations31:37 Hair Color By Season33:54 Franchise Flexibility37:26 Pricing And Long Term Value39:21 Capsule Wardrobe Strategy40:36 Shopping With Intention42:29 Connect And Book43:15 Mom Hack And ClosingConnect with Lexi: Lexi Sherrod is the owner of House of Colour Tyler and a Certified Personal Color and Style Consultant with House of Colour. She has helped over 300 women simplify their wardrobes, feel confident in what they wear, and truly see their God-given beauty.As a wife and mom to three young boys, five and under, Lexi understands how easy it is in this season of life to put yourself last or feel overwhelmed getting dressed each day. Through color and style analysis, she helps women take the guesswork out of their closets so they can feel put together with less effort. At the heart of everything she does is her mission: to empower women to walk confidently and joyfully in their unique and perfect design through the power of color and style.Social MediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/houseofcolour_tyler/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/houseofcolourtylerWhere to book:https://www.houseofcolour.com/stylists/lexi-sherrod-tyler-texasMention the Mommin Together podcast for a free lipstick in your season when booking!Connect with Michelle:Mommin’ Together Instagram: ⁠@Mommin_Together ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/mommin_together/⁠Michelle Barnett Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/michelle_barnett_/⁠Join our ⁠Mommin’ Together Facebook Community⁠: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1484794095771993⁠Podcast on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mommin-together/id1787094979Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hn6cFLziITGVFuSXiI4ty?si=6c7abc0f099f4230
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    47 mins
  • Why So Many Moms Feel Lonely (And How to Find Real Mom Friends) with Gather Moms Leaders Kate & Rebecca [Ep 47]

    Why So Many Moms Feel Lonely (And How to Find Real Mom Friends) with Gather Moms Leaders Kate & Rebecca [Ep 47]
    May 13 2026
    Why So Many Moms Feel Lonely (And How to Find Real Mom Friends) with Gather Moms Leaders Kate & Rebecca [Ep 47]Michelle Barnett welcomes listeners to the Mommin' Together podcast and introduces a conversation with Kate Henderson and Rebecca Bradford, founders of Gather Moms, about why many moms feel lonely even with full schedules and how to build life-giving community. Kate shares her experience as a young mom who found friendship through church, mentoring, and neighborhood groups, and explains how Gather Moms began to help isolated moms, citing that 90% of moms report severe loneliness at some point and noting the launch of over 400 groups since 2017. Rebecca and Kate describe community as God-designed, emphasize friendships changing by season, and encourage filling gaps with trust, extending grace, and resisting comparison fueled by social media. They discuss courage in initiating friendships, navigating boundaries and differing parenting choices, using prayer and vulnerability, and practical ways to support moms, and they explain Gather Moms’ “middle lane” model, resources, and how to connect.00:00 Welcome to Mommin Together00:28 Why Moms Feel Lonely00:52 Meet Gather Moms Founders01:51 Kate Story Finding Community03:55 Gather Moms Origin and Growth07:07 Courage to Make Friends09:25 Fill the Gap With Trust10:01 What Real Community Means15:21 Why Loneliness Persists17:41 First Steps to Find Friends23:04 Friendships Take Time24:50 Why Mom Friendships Get Complicated29:14 Handling Hurt Feelings33:48 Managing Expectations and Seasons35:09 Grace for Moms of Littles36:08 Jealousy and Comparison37:40 Social Media and Gratitude39:47 Sanctification Over Time41:22 Showing Up for Moms43:37 Practical Help Ideas46:22 Vulnerability Builds Community50:03 What Makes Gather Moms52:54 Community in Crisis57:11 Why Moms Need Moms01:01:59 Mom Hacks and Home Reset01:07:26 Final Encouragement and OutroConnect with Kate, Rebecca & Gather MomsKate and Rebecca lead Gather Moms, a vibrant community helping moms connect, find encouragement, and grow in faith through an approachable model of small groups, workbooks, and RightNow Media videos. Together, they co-lead the Gather Moms Podcast, have written several Bible studies for moms, and regularly teach women with their encouraging blend of authentic storytelling and biblical truth. With Gather Moms, lonely and overwhelmed moms are finding community and churches are empowered to launch simple, relational moms groups that transform families and communities.Website: gathermoms.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gathermomsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/gathermomsGather Moms Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gather-moms/id1525911637Gather Mom Workbooks & Studies: Mom’s Let’s Talk https://amzn.to/4d7KkqqMom Struggles https://amzn.to/4uNIcKoFamily Values https://amzn.to/48ZCYTfHomegrown: A Mom’s Guide to Planting Faith in the Lives of Her Children https://amzn.to/4eJopH9More Than Enough: A 4 Week Journal for Moms https://amzn.to/4d5KDBZKate and Rebecca invite you to join them for summer in the Psalms on social media! Connect with Michelle:Mommin’ Together Instagram: ⁠@Mommin_Together ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/mommin_together/⁠Michelle Barnett Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/michelle_barnett_/⁠Join our ⁠Mommin’ Together Facebook Community⁠: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1484794095771993⁠Podcast on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mommin-together/id1787094979Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hn6cFLziITGVFuSXiI4ty?si=6c7abc0f099f4230
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • What My 8-Year-Old Thinks Makes a Good Mom | A Sweet Mother’s Day Episode [Ep 46]

    What My 8-Year-Old Thinks Makes a Good Mom | A Sweet Mother’s Day Episode [Ep 46]
    May 7 2026

    What My 8-Year-Old Thinks Makes a Good Mom | A Sweet Mother’s Day Episode

    For a special Mother’s Day episode, Mommin' Together Host Michelle Barnett interviews her eight-year-old daughter, Brooklyn, for a kid’s perspective on motherhood and growing up. Brooklyn describes what she thinks a podcast is, shares her grade and favorite activities, and explains what makes a good mom, what she’d change as “mom,” and what Michelle could do better, such as sending letters when they’re away and being supportive when someone is hurt. They discuss family routines like life group, movie nights, prayer time, and dinner together, Brooklyn’s contributions, challenges like self-control, and what she enjoys about being a big sister. They also talk about favorite memories, a dream mom-daughter date, and what Jesus might say, before Michelle closes with thanks and a request to rate, review, and share.


    00:00 Welcome to Mommin Together

    00:31 Meet Brooklyn

    02:09 What Makes a Good Mom

    02:37 If Brooklyn Ran the House

    04:19 How Mom Can Improve

    05:53 Proud of Mom

    06:44 Family Routines We Love

    07:24 Helping the Family

    08:04 Hardest Part of Being a Kid

    09:28 Best Part of Being a Kid

    09:47 Big Sister Life

    10:57 Things Mom Always Says

    12:20 What We Are Good At

    13:10 Favorite Memories

    14:25 Dream Mom Daughter Date

    15:35 Best Mom in the World

    15:47 Best Part of Being a Mom

    16:30 What Jesus Would Say

    17:21 Mother's Day Thanks and Wrap Up


    Connect with Michelle:

    • Mommin’ Together Instagram: ⁠@Mommin_Together ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/mommin_together/⁠
    • Michelle Barnett Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/michelle_barnett_/⁠
    • Join our ⁠Mommin’ Together Facebook Community⁠: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1484794095771993⁠
    • Podcast on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mommin-together/id1787094979
    • Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hn6cFLziITGVFuSXiI4ty?si=6c7abc0f099f4230
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    19 mins
  • The Support Every First-Time Mom Needs: Practical Help for Overwhelmed New Moms with Starla Lawrence [Ep 45]

    The Support Every First-Time Mom Needs: Practical Help for Overwhelmed New Moms with Starla Lawrence [Ep 45]
    Apr 29 2026

    The Support Every First-Time Mom Needs: Practical Help for Overwhelmed New Moms

    Host Michelle Barnett welcomes listeners to the Mommin’ Together podcast and interviews Starla Lawrence about Square One, a ministry for first-time moms. Starla shares her background as a longtime Air Force family member, mom of four, and grandmother of nine, and explains how discovering Square One in a Nordstrom bathroom in Dallas led her to bring the program to Tyler through prayer, volunteers, and church support, launching it in September 2014. She describes Square One’s six-week, low-key gatherings with weekly speakers and practical topics for new moms, including postpartum depression and anxiety, marriage changes, feeding support, pediatric guidance, and setting boundaries with family expectations. Starla emphasizes the power of community, the theme verse Proverbs 14:1, and encourages moms to care for themselves and their marriages while finding or creating supportive spaces for new mothers.


    00:00 Welcome to Mommin Together

    01:14 Meet Starla Lawrence

    01:39 Starla Family Background

    03:47 Nordstrom Bathroom Moment

    05:45 What Square One Is

    06:55 Bringing Square One to Tyler

    09:20 Stories of Real Impact

    13:52 Topics and Practical Tools

    19:25 Sleep Deprivation and Anxiety

    22:14 What Every New Mom Needs

    23:41 How to Join in Tyler

    25:27 Starting It Anywhere

    28:07 Best Mom Hack Advice

    31:14 Wrap Up and Encouragement


    Connect with Starla

    Starla has a passion to encourage women in marriage and motherhood. She founded Tyler’s Square 1 program in 2014 to support and encourage first-time moms and their newborns. Square 1 at Grace Community Church recently held their 24th session and has “birthed” multiple other groups in east Texas. She has also served as a mentor for MOPs programs and other moms groups. She’s been married to her husband Scott for 48 years and they share 4 daughters, 3 sons in law, and 9 (perfect) grandchildren. They have resided in Tyler for 27 years now. She believes it is much scarier to live in one place this long than to move every two years. Since they aren’t moving anymore, Starla and Scott enjoy traveling. Her hobbies include knitting, rug hooking, and sharing a delicious hot latte with friends.


    Starla’s Email: boxo@aol.com


    Upcoming Square 1 Tyler Info: A six-week session offered in February and September each year. Next session begins Tuesday September 8 (9:30-11:30) at Grace Community Church on Old Jacksonville Highway. Online registration opens in early June (gcc.org/square1) and is open to all first -time moms in our greater Tyler community. Cost for the session is $10 total.


    Connect with Watermark Church to learn more about starting a Square 1 in your town: https://www.watermark.org/ministries/square-one


    Resources:

    Praying The Scriptures Over Your Children by Jodie Berndt


    Connect with Michelle:

    • Mommin’ Together Instagram: ⁠@Mommin_Together ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/mommin_together/
    • Michelle Barnett Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/michelle_barnett_/⁠
    • Join our ⁠Mommin’ Together Facebook Community⁠: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/1484794095771993⁠
    • Podcast on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mommin-together/id1787094979
    • Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0hn6cFLziITGVFuSXiI4ty?si=6c7abc0f099f4230
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    32 mins