In this second part of our "Finding Family" series, Pastor Mariana Wakefield continues the conversation with Denise Carlson, Patty Hoppe, and Jessica Larkin. While the first part laid the foundation for spiritual motherhood and daughterhood, this episode dives into the messy reality of why these relationships can be difficult to start or maintain.

The group explores the common barriers; from unspoken expectations and "savior complexes" to generational stereotypes. They discuss how to navigate them with humility, empathy, and clear communication.

KJ, Nate, Jenny, and Stetson talk about the trap of performance and productivity in this week's episode.

On this Mother's Day episode, Mariana Wakefield sits down with Cindy Chavez, Janna Clark and Kaja Goetzel, as they each share the joys and frustrations of motherhood as well as how to support one another on this incredible journey in life.

Pastor Mariana Wakefield sits down with Denise Carlson, Patty Hoppe, and Jessica Larkin to discuss how younger and older women can find purpose through "spiritual coverage." They explore the value of organic, informal mentorship that moves at the pace of curiosity rather than a rigid program.4

KJ, Shane, and Mariana dive into the Hebrew word hesed, exploring what happens when love stops being just a feeling and becomes a deep, non-transactional commitment. They discuss how this sacrificial love acts as the true heart of God, showing up brightest when times are the hardest.

KJ, Nate, Jenny, and Stetson dive into the story of the two thieves on the cross and what it means to have a "suffering Messiah". They explore how Good Friday takes away our shame and replaces it with a whole and innocent identity.

KJ, Nate, and Stetson bring on their friend Nick to talk about Good Friday, and more specifically, the history behind the Tenebrae service.

KJ, Nate, Jenny and Stetson talk about their views on death during this season of lent, trying to wrap their minds around what a better life after Jesus's resurrection could look like.