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    The Mom Village Podcast

    Welcome to The Mom Village! The Mom Village is a Christ-centered podcast led by three multicultural moms. We tackle tough topics, worldview challenges, and difficult questions from a biblical perspective. We collaborate with talented, professional, and seasoned women. We seek to educate, uplift, and encourage you through the triumphs and tribulations of motherhood. Welcome to our Village!

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    Army Life – Part 1 May 07, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 25 – Army Life – Part 1

    Today, it is with excitement and a lot of other emotions that we launch into the topic of army life. We are joined by Karem Hernandez, wife of William Hernandez and mother of two, who gives us some background into her marriage. She explains that, although her husband always had a desire to follow in his grandfather’s legacy, she was reluctant for him to join the army. God, however, had other plans and ultimately led them down this path. Karem talks us through some of the challenges that her family and many other army families face, such as the hardships of being separated, having little control over deployments, and frequent moving. She also talks about how to rely on God and keep your marriage strong through these trials. She has great advice for army wives, and wives in general, on the importance of making decisions together, staying together, and keeping the romance alive through the separation and the hard times, so make sure to tune in today!

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Introduction to army wife, Karem Hernandez: Background to her marriage, her family, and her husband’s enrollment in the army.
    • How Andy Stanley’s book, The Principle of the Path, and prayer lead to decide that her husband should join the army.
    • What it was like for a mom of a nine-month-old when her husband went off for training.
    • Some of the major challenges that they faced as a couple.
    • She shares some of the frustration experienced by moving 10 times in 10 years.
    • The greatest challenge they faced as a family: two back-to-back deployments.
    • How she relied on God through the tough times.
    • How her character as a wife and mom was built in the process.
    • Karem’s advice for maintaining a strong marriage when separated from your spouse.
    • The importance of making decisions together as a couple.
    • She expresses her feelings on staying together wherever possible; finding stability in the family instead of the location.
    • The importance of being intentional in your relationship and keeping the romance alive.
    • Gratitude to military wives for their sacrifices.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Kirra Kelly on Twitter

    Jismarie Ramos

    Jismarie Ramos on Twitter

    Kristin Scroggins

    Kristin Scroggins on Twitter

    The Principle of the Path

    U.S Army MWR: Child & Youth Services

    U.S. Army OneSource

    U.S. Army: Relgious Services

    Wife of a Soldier, a Journey of Faith

    Covenant Love Church

    Discipline – Part 4 Apr 28, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 24 – Discipline – Part 4

    Today we complete our series on discipline by talking about how to disciple middle schoolers and high schoolers. We discuss the new challenges that come with this age group as they have more leeway, more independence, more external influences, and more opportunities to stumble into sin. We acknowledge the issue of brain development and how this can sometimes create challenges, especially in middle school-aged boys. We talk about how, as the stakes get higher, conversations around the issues that arise do tend to become more heated, and there are times when we, as parents, need to apologize to our kids. We are also given opportunities to talk to our kids about our own struggles with sin, and demonstrate that, as their mistakes don’t change our love for them, our mistakes don’t change God’s love for us. We finish it off by broaching the tricky subject of teens and dating, and how to help our kids manage their own sexuality in line with God’s purpose for marriage. Tune in today!

    Key Points:

    • Listener question: How do you implement boundaries with a family member who is trying to discipline your children?
    • A recap of the first three parts of the series.
    • An introduction to today’s topic: disciplining middle schoolers and high schoolers.
    • The new challenges that come with this age group.
    • Why you shouldn’t act shocked when they fall.
    • How you can begin to share your own struggles; they are now old enough to understand.
    • Opportunities to demonstrate that your love for them doesn’t change when they sin and neither does God’s.
    • A sin is a lesson, not a life sentence.
    • When and how to apologize to teenagers: never ask for forgiveness with a ‘but’!
    • Why it is sometimes okay to ask for a ‘re-do’.
    • How to help them get back on track with God’s purpose in mind.
    • You can nudge them in a direction, but sometimes you must trust the Holy Spirit to do His job.
    • How to help your middle schooler and high schooler be disciplined in the world of dating.
    • The need for another episode on the topic of teens and dating.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Kirra Kelly on Twitter

    Jismarie Ramos

    Jismarie Ramos on Twitter

    Kristin Scroggins

    Kristin Scroggins on Twitter

    Discipline – Part 3 Apr 21, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 23 – Discipline – Part 3

    Today we bring you part three of our series on discipline. In this episode, we build on the foundation we’ve already established in our talks on disciplining younger children, and we move on to discuss how to discipline elementary school-aged kids. We reaffirm the importance of discipline and maintaining the goal of using discipline, not to control your kids, but to point them to God. We discuss how disciplining our children takes self-discipline, and the importance of remaining consistent even when it’s inconvenient, which becomes even more vital when raising elementary school-aged children. We talk about creating the right relationship and environment for hard conversations, the importance of timing, and the benefits of positive touch. Hear a number of personal stories from our own experiences as moms, and learn some practical tips to make sure your kids hear you when it matters most. Tune in today!

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • A brief recap of what was covered in the first two parts of the series.
    • An introduction to disciplining elementary school-aged kids and how this advice is still relevant to parents with kids in different age groups.
    • The goal of discipline: not to control your kids but to point them to God.
    • The hosts discuss how disciplining your child takes self-discipline.
    • Jismarie shares a personal experience of disciplining her child right before the show.
    • Thoughts on how elementary school-aged kids feed more of your actions than your words: You can’t discipline from a place of frustration or embarrassment.
    • The importance of building an environment and a relationship from which to discipline.
    • Practical things that moms of elementary school-aged children can do to make sure their kids hear them.
    • The importance of being consistent even when it’s not convenient.
    • Kirra and Jismarie share stories on how to validate a child through how God sees them.
    • The importance of timing: How to raise discipline issues with your child when they are most likely to hear you.
    • The power of positive touch in tough conversations.
    • The importance of remaining intentional, committed, and consistent.
    • What to expect from part four.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Kirra Kelly on Twitter

    Jismarie Ramos

    Jismarie Ramos on Twitter

    Kristin Scroggins

    Kristin Scroggins on Twitter

    Full Circle Parenting Apr 09, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 22 – Full Circle Parenting

    Today we are joined by Kristin’s husband and Family Church pastor, Jimmy Scroggins, to discuss the new book that they have written together: Full Circle Parenting: A Guide for Crucial Conversations. As the parents of eight children, they share some of the wisdom they have picked up over the years through mentors, books, and their own experiences. Though many people write books that claim to provide a formula for good parenting, Jimmy and Kristin believe that there is no formula. Instead, they suggest that good parenting is about having millions of gospel-centered conversations. They offer their book as a road map to help parents navigate their way through these conversations. They discuss how the theology of sin and redemption applies to parenting, and how your job is to ‘stay in the game’ and constantly point your kids back to God. We also discuss the idea of ‘complexity’ and how if your child is struggling with sin, that doesn’t negate the presence of God in their lives. Tune in for all this and more!

    Key Points:

    • A definition of ‘Full-Circle Parenting’ and how it relates to the three circles of gospel, marriage, and family.
    • What qualifies Kristin and Jimmy to write a book on parenting.
    • The book is an alternative to other books that offer formulas as there is no formula.
    • An introduction to the concept that good parenting is about millions of conversations.
    • The book is a road map to navigate through these conversations.
    • What Kristin and Jimmy learned about themselves through the writing process.
    • Kristin’s favorite chapter: Friendship and Mean Kids.
    • Jimmy’s favorite chapter: Bitterness and Forgiveness.
    • The most difficult chapter to write: Managing Technology.
    • How the theology of sin and redemption applies to parenting.
    • How the Scroggins kids responded to the book.
    • How watching their kids raise their grandchildren is a great indicator of their parenting skills.
    • How the book writing process affected their marriage.
    • The idea of ‘complexity’: How your child’s struggle with sin does not negate the presence of God in their life.
    • Parenting is a lifelong pursuit and the importance of ‘staying in the game’.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Kirra Kelly on Twitter

    Kristin Scroggins

    Kristin Scroggins on Twitter

    Jismarie Ramos

    Jismarie Ramos on Twitter

    Jimmy Scroggins

    Jimmy Scroggins on Twitter

    Full Circle Parenting (website)

    Full Circle Parenting (book)

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    Discipline – Part 2 Mar 31, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 21 – Discipline – Part 2

    Welcome back to part two of our series on discipline. We have decided to extend this series into four parts and, in today’s episode, we share some deep topics that you can apply when you discipline your little ones. Discipline starts when they are little and changes as they continue to grow and explore the world for themselves. When they become teenagers, discipline changes appropriately and continues to evolve to meet their needs in each phase of childhood. Tuning in, you will hear about when and how we discipline our children and how discipline can take on different forms, but the key is consistency! We also talk about being marriage-centered and how you and your husband need to be on the same page, the importance of repenting to your child if you wrong them in some way, and game-time versus play-time. Stay tuned for all this and more!

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Hear how discipline can be applied in different ways, but you need to be consistent.
    • Why you should start disciplining through education before they can logically understand.
    • The importance of being on the same page as your spouse; being marriage-centered.
    • Being restorative quickly when the discipline is over you have to love on your children.
    • “But” versus “because” and why you need to be attuned to what you say and when.
    • First-time obedience and how it’s a life-long journey.
    • At what age you can start applying the practical steps of discipline: when they start crawling.
    • How important it is for you, as a parent, to show them how to repent.
    • Kristin shares how to handle the situation if you wrong a child in front of their siblings.
    • Learn some practical rules for disciplining your little ones: honor authority, tell the truth, think of others, and be thankful and grateful.
    • Practice time and game time: what you allow at home that causes a problem in public.
    • The three rules of discipline: be consistent, be consistent, and be consistent!

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Kirra Kelly on Twitter

    Jismarie Ramos

    Jismarie Ramos on Twitter

    Kristin Scroggins

    Kristin Scroggins on Twitter

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    Discipline – Part 1 Mar 24, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 20 – Discipline – Part 1

    Discipline is a foundational pillar of parenthood, and as mothers, it is our duty to child guide our children closer to God. In part one of our multi-episode series on discipline, a topic we get asked about a lot, we dive into what discipline means. There are so many people out there who claim to have a set number of steps to help you discipline your children. While there are some practical tools you can use that we will share in episodes to come, we need to view discipline through God’s eyes. When we see just how blessed we are to be mothers who shepherd our beautiful children closer to the Lord, we understand that discipline is the sum of a series of small actions and that it requires patience, commitment, and consistency. In this episode, we each weigh in with our discipline-related thoughts, talk about the importance of leading by example and nourishing our spiritual lives, and why it is vital to talk about a plan of action long before you come against some difficulty with your children. Remember, you are not in conflict with your children when there are struggles; it is a battle of the soul, so always come back to just what an honor it is to be an ambassador for the Lord because you get to steward your family closer to Him.

    Key Points:

    • There is not a set number of steps to discipline your kids, but theology always helps.
    • The importance of having a plan about discipline and drawing your kids closer to God.
    • It is easy for us to get lost and forget our purpose as mothers.
    • Knowing the reason our children do not obey helps us see the behavior compassionately.
    • Our children are lost and they need help finding a savior.
    • As moms, we have to take care of our spiritual lives to see the blessing of motherhood.
    • Discipline starts early on; think about sleep training to ensure you have a marriage-centered home.
    • Parenting and disciplining are tiring but consistency pays off in the long-term.
    • When times get tough as a mom, remember just what a blessing motherhood truly is.
    • Start talking with your husbands about discipline when you are pregnant.
    • All the choices you make for your family are underpinned by discipline.
    • Parenting is a good and perfect gift, so do not outsource it to other people.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    Full Circle Parenting

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Jismarie Ramos

    Kristin Scroggins

    Sarah Rainer on Twitter

    Sarah Rainer on LinkedIn

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Kirra Kelly on Twitter

    Jismarie Ramos

    Jismarie Ramos on Twitter

    Kristin Scroggins

    Kristin Scroggins on Twitter

    New Morning Mercies

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    Marriage Conversations – Part 2 Mar 10, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 19 – Marriage Conversations – Part 2

    Welcome to part two in our series of marriage conversations! We are back again with our husbands to answer all of your questions, and today you’ll be hearing stories about marriage from Jismarie and her husband and worship pastor at Family Church’s downtown campus, Christian Ramos; Kira and her husband, President of Quantum Foundation and teaching pastor at Family Church, Eric Kelly; and Kristin’s husband and Family Church pastor, Jimmy Scroggins. We reflect on our memories of our wedding days, including the weight of the responsibility of marriage and our commitment to loving each other one day at a time. Tuning in, you’ll also hear about the beauty of marriage in a Christ-centered relationship, the value of having a church family, and finding positive role models for your own marriage. All this and more in today’s episode, so make sure to tune in today!

    Key Points From This Episode:

    • Kira reflects on what she remembers from her wedding day; Eric singing to her.
    • Jimmy recalls how proud he was to marry Kristin, but also the weight of the responsibility!
    • Hear Kristin’s memory of her wedding day, the joy that she would be taken care of by Jimmy.
    • How God helped Christian commit to loving Jismarie one day at a time.
    • The decision to get married is not easy; Christian talks about the higher calling of ‘forever.’
    • Why Kristen believes that part of the beauty of marriage in a Christ-centered relationship is your common commitment.
    • Learn about a married couple that the Kellys consider a gift to their own marriage.
    • Jimmy and Kristen share some of the people that have been role models for their marriage.
    • The value of being in a church family: the positive role models in your community.
    • Holding your marriage and family together in spite of (and because of) their flaws.
    • How to raise Godly children that love the Lord: find a good community to help you navigate parenthood, and know and love Him yourself.
    • The enduring power of prayer; do as much as you can as a family.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Kirra Kelly on Twitter

    Jismarie Ramos

    Jismarie Ramos on Twitter

    Kristin Scroggins

    Kristin Scroggins on Twitter

    Jimmy Scroggins

    Jimmy Scroggins on Twitter

    Eric Kelly

    Christian Ramos

    Christian Ramos on Instagram

    Marriage Conversations – Part 1 Mar 05, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 18 Marriage Conversations – Part 1

    Welcome to part one of two in our series of marriage conversations. Of course, we can’t talk about married life without our husbands, so today, you’ll also be hearing from Christian Ramos, Worship Pastor at Family Church’s downtown campus; Eric Kelly, President of Quantum Foundation and Teaching Pastor at Family Church; and Jimmy Scroggins, Pastor at Family Church. We’ll answer all of your questions about married life, including creating a work-life balance, making sacrifices versus choices, and overcoming challenges together, as well as so much more, so make sure to tune in today!

    Key Points:

    • Christian explains how Jismarie has helped him balance home and work life.
    • Hear from Kristin about how Jimmy compartmentalizes work and time spent with family.
    • Learn what Jimmy means when he says it is important to be marriage-centered.
    • Kirra shares the effort that Eric puts in to being the best man, husband, and father he can be.
    • The changes you have to make when transitioning from being a single man to a father.
    • Making sacrifices versus making decisions; Jismarie explains the difference.
    • Kristin agrees that it’s all about choices; when you get married, when you become a mom, you say goodbye to ‘self’.
    • Eric talks about his change in mentality when it comes to his “social life” as a father.
    • Finding comfort and peace in your home, which is meant to be closest to heaven.
    • Navigating the conversation of gender fluidity; Jimmy and Kristin believe it all starts with a foundation of good theology.
    • Maintaining a posture of love, acceptance, care, and commitment as a Christian, even if they don’t align with your way of thinking.
    • The most difficult challenge Eric and Kirra have overcome as a couple: miscarriage.
    • Why dealing with her father has been the most difficult challenge for Christian and Jismarie.
    • The situation that brought Jismarie and Christian closer and made them stronger.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    Full Circle Parenting

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Jismarie Ramos

    Kristin Scroggins

    Sarah Rainer on Twitter

    Sarah Rainer on LinkedIn

    Valentine’s Day Special – Part 2 Feb 19, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 17 Valentine’s Day Special – Part 2

    Today, in part two of the Valentine’s Day special, the men in our lives are still with us to continue our fantastic conversation. We pick up where we left off, diving straight into how each of the couples makes decisions together. As a man, it is your God-given duty to be the head of the household, but this does not mean making unilateral decisions. We talk about consensus, communication and cohesion when it comes to making decisions. We then touch on what to do to ensure you grow together rather than apart. Life is full of responsibilities, but you always have to keep in mind the commitment you have made to one another and be intentional about staying connected and intimate. As we wrap up, we hear about protecting your marriage from adultery, setting boundaries, and how to make financial decisions as a team. Be sure to tune in today!

    Key Points:

    • How the respective couples make big decisions together.
    • What Kirra and Eric have learned from one another about communicating.
    • Unilateral decision-making doesn’t work because you both have to live with the consequences.
    • God made men the heads of the household for a reason.
    • What it means to be the head of the household; you have greater responsibility for decisions.
    • No lessons are easy to learn, they take time and lots of hard work.
    • How everyone makes sure that they grow together and not apart.
    • The importance of being intentional about giving your best to your spouse.
    • Some of the things the Ramos’s do switch things up and spend more time together.
    • Intimacy is about more than just sex; it’s about sharing things.
    • Some of the best ways to protect your marriage from adultery.
    • Hear how all of the couples handle their finances.
    • The importance of teaching your children about money and tithing.
    • If you have questions about money, go to your church, they might have classes available.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Jismarie Ramos

    Kristin Scroggins

    Jimmy Scroggins on Twitter

    Eric Kelly on LinkedIn

    Christian Ramos on Instagram

    Valentine’s Day Special – Part 1 Feb 12, 2021
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    TMV: Episode 16 – Valentine’s Day Special – Part 1

    Valentine’s Day; all things romance, relationships, and more. Whether you’re single, dating, newly married, or veteran, you undoubtably have questions and we hope to answer some of those! Welcome to The Mom Village podcast. We are so excited that you are tuning in. We have a great episode awaiting you today, featuring some amazing guests: Jimmy Scroggins, one of the pastors at Family church, and Kristin’s husband of 26 years. We also welcome Eric Kelly, husband of Kirra Kelly, who serves as President of Quantum Foundation as well as a teaching pastor at Family Church, and lastly, Christian Ramos, husband to Jismarie and worship pastor at our downtown campus. On today’s show, we answer some of the questions we’ve had asked by other young couples, older couples, and even single people for our Valentine’s Day Special. Tune in today, and be sure to look out for Part 2!

    Key Points:

    Today we answer the following questions:

    • Favorite early dating/marriage memory? We all share one memory that stands out.
    • What are the love languages in your marriages? Physical touch, words of affirmation, acts of service, quality time, and gifts.
    • What was your favorite season in marriage and why? All seasons have their beauty.
    • How do you embrace your spouse’s physical changes over time? Aging gracefully.

    Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

    Family Church

    The Mom Village Email

    The Mom Village on Instagram

    Kirra Kelly

    Jismarie Ramos

    Kristin Scroggins

    Jimmy Scroggins on Twitter

    Eric Kelly

    Christian Ramos on Instagram

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