Christianity · Intentional
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In a world where distractions are endless and culture constantly pulls us in different directions, it’s more important than ever to remain intentional in your marriage and parenting. Brook and Elizabeth Mosser, alongside Phil and Diane Comer, invite you into a conversation about biblical formation — offering wisdom, encouragement, and practical tools for raising passionate Jesus followers. As an intergenerational team that is also family, we bridge the perspectives of different life stages, drawing from both decades-long experience and fresh insight on the topics of parenting and marriage. From vulnerable Q+R sessions to insightful guest interviews, we explore real-life stories of both steady formation and radical transformation — unpacking how God is shaping our lives and the lives of those around us. Join us each week as we pursue God’s design for life, marriage, and parenting — with intention.
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This season of the podcast has been the best yet. I’ve been so blessed by the honesty and vulnerability with which you’ve shared about Elizabeth’s current health challenges. I see God bringing beautiful fruit into both of your lives and it’s challenged and blessed me as my husband and I walk through my own health challenges. Thanks for your courage to share vulnerably when this piece of your story is so in process. It is truly a blessing and I’ve gained so much.
I have loved and shared this podcast more often than anything else I’m listening to right now. It’s authentic, humbling and challenging! Also offers attainable rhythms to life, marriage and parenting!
I found this podcast at the perfect time. 3 years ago this fall, God invited me to begin the incredibly difficult journey of healing deep childhood wounds, ruptures in my marriage, and trauma. I was a new mom of a 9 month old living as a first generation Christian in the Bible Belt. I found myself at a cross roads with very little resources on how to navigate this journey. It seemed as if no one that I followed or listened to in the evangelical space was talking about or could speak to what I was going through. Until I found Intentional! This podcast was like manna for me in the dessert. Their ability to speak to neurodivergence, trauma, deep healing work, the inward journey, formation, and living and parenting intentionally at this specific time felt incredibly validating and affirming. I wasn’t alone! I don’t know where I’d be without the Comer and Mosser family’s faithfulness and willingness to be vulnerable and go first. This ministry is the biggest gift! Thank you all for what you are doing - it is meeting a felt need and bridging the gap of psychology and theology in the church.
I am so grateful for this podcasts series. The topics are broad and remind you of the all aspects that a family is made up of and how and why it can be so challenging and so life giving at the same time. It makes you feel like the things you thought were crazy are actually normal for so many people. It also encourages us in the long game of following Jesus and makes the everyday not nearly as overwhelming (we too have four kids and it can feel a bit much at times-haha).
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