Wire Talk with Karen Stubbs
Summary: Wire Talk with Karen Stubbs is a podcast designed to encourage and equip moms through the precious, busy, challenging and life-changing journey of motherhood. Karen Stubbs is a wife, mother of four and founder the Birds on a Wire—a ministry for moms. What started in 2011 as a small group of women from Andy Stanley’s North Point Community Church meeting in Karen’s basement, quickly turned into a nationwide ministry. Hosted by Sunny Williams, Wire Talk with Karen Stubbs is a resource offering Godly, practical advice on the topics every mother has questions about: mommy guilt, our children’s faith, potty-training, divorce, our teenagers dating, the toddler years and more!
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Meet Wire Talk's own Karen Stubbs! Karen talks about why she has a passion for encouraging and equipping moms, how she started Birds on a Wire, how many kids she has, and how excited she is to talk with you each week during Wire Talk!
Meet Wire Talk's own Karen Stubbs! Learn about why she started the Birds on a Wire Ministry, how many kids she has, and how excited she is to talk with you each week during Wire Talk.
On this episode of Wire Talk, Karen and Sunny talk about one of the most common issues that moms face: Mommy guilt. Karen talks about how she's experienced mommy guilt in the past, and how she manages it in the present. Karen also offers her opinions on if moms should feel guilty asking for help, dropping kids off at child care, or telling your kids to stop talking for a few moments when you're in the car.
The feelings of guilt are REAL. I like to ask myself the question, “Have I committed a sin?”
On this episode of Wire Talk, Karen and Sunny talk about one of the most common issues that moms face: Mommy guilt. Karen talks about how she's experienced mommy guilt in the past, and how she manages it in the present. Karen also offers her opinions on if moms should feel guilty asking for help, dropping kids off at child care, or telling your kids to stop talking for a few moments when you're in the car.
