Scarlet Hiltibidal joins AllMomDoes podcast host Julie Lyles Carr for a vulnerable conversation about what it takes to face life challenges with honesty while still remaining hopeful-ish.
When we fix our eyes on Jesus, we begin to see the silver linings that grow our faith, deepen our dependence, and proclaim His love to the world.
Sometimes we come to Ruth 2 expecting a love story, but what we really find is God’s story of provision and faithful kindness.
We’re stepping into Luke 2, where the long-awaited Messiah enters the world in the humblest of ways, and we see God’s faithfulness revealed through Jesus from the very beginning.
As I’ve wrestled with scripture, especially Ruth 1:6–22, I’ve realized faith is far more complex, and God often works through people who are messy, grieving, and imperfect—just like us.
We are new creations in Christ, and that means we will use tech differently. The question is, which tech needs to be redeemed, and which needs to be removed?
Luke 1 reminds us that God’s promises often arrive in unexpected ways—through ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances.
Faith has a way of humbling us—reminding that growth often means rethinking what we thought we knew.
A bold moment from my daughter reminded me that discomfort is often the doorway to courage, conviction, and living out our faith unapologetically.
Birthday season at our house is full of balloons, streamers, and joy—but also the stress of endless party planning decisions. All that effort reminds me…