Ep 466 | My Birth Story & Biblical Motherhood
Today we're finally going to do a deep dive into the topic of motherhood and the theology behind it. Unfortunately, it seems the rise in secular culture has also resulted in many people taking a negative view of having kids. Many people today are concerned about issues like climate change or unstable economy to justify not having kids, while another growing number of people just want to focus on themselves. However, as Christians, we know that children are a blessing and a credit to society, not a debit. We also know that married Christian couples who can have kids are called to do so by the Bible. Then, we get personal with birth stories about two kids as well as a few pieces of advice for new mothers.
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Show Notes:
Allie's Recommended Resources: https://alliebethstuckey.com/2020/08/15/recommended-resources/
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