Jesus Fix It with Jess & Steph!

... the answer to all your problems???

What happens when love and faith intersect in a world that's often divided? Join us as we explore this profound intersection, sharing stories and insights that challenge the status quo. Through heartfelt discussions, we express our concerns about the growing negativity on social media and the struggle to maintain kindness and respect, even among believers. February, a month often associated with love, serves as a poignant reminder of the gap between our ideals and reality. We tackle how disagreements shouldn't equate to unkindness and how embodying the love of Jesus can create a more compassionate community around us.
Our journey doesn't stop there. We navigate the complex terrain of political differences, demonstrating that unity is possible without uniformity. Hear how a courageous couple from our church sustains their marriage amid opposing political views by grounding their relationship in shared faith and mutual respect. Our reflections extend beyond personal relationships to the broader human experience, where shared challenges and aspirations unite us. We express our hope for a more connected world, fueled by laughter and friendship, and invite you to join us in nurturing understanding and unity across generations.

We tackle a topic that's often judged or ignored in women's circles: it's okay to not want to be a mom. Society places enormous pressure on women to have children, but nearly half of childless adults in America say they never want kids – and that number is growing.
• Jess's sister knew early on that motherhood wasn't for her, though she's a loving aunt and nurturing in other ways
• Steph shares her personal experience of never wanting children, even from a young age
• Recent Pew Research shows 47% of childless adults don't expect to have children, up 10% since 2018
• We explore how women often judge other women for choosing not to have children
• Many women nurture through other means - mentoring, creativity, supporting community
• Discussion of the tension between those struggling with infertility and those choosing to remain childless
• Support for women navigating pregnancy decisions through resource centers and church ministries
• Recognition that everyone's journey is different and deserves respect
Whether you're a mom, an auntie, a teacher, a friend, or simply you – your identity is not limited to motherhood.