What matters most in shaping who our children become?

In this episode, Amy Beck talks with author and parenting mentor Brooke Romney about helping teens build identity, confidence, and testimony in a digital world.

They discuss:

• Why identity is more powerful than behavior• Teaching youth to use their voice• Praising what can’t be taken away• Trusting the Spirit as parents• And how covenant joy grows inside families

If you’re raising teenagers — or love one — this conversation will strengthen your perspective and bring peace to your parenting.

In this solo episode, Amy reflects on a series of small but meaningful moments that reminded her how aware God is of His children.

A hymn unexpectedly came to mind.
A gifted study Bible opened a new insight.
A passage in Isaiah revealed the depth of God’s covenant love.

Amy explores the Hebrew word hesed, often translated as lovingkindness, and how it describes the covenant relationship God invites us to have with Him.

When we begin to notice the quiet ways God is working in our lives, we discover something beautiful: His love is everywhere.

His eye is on the sparrow—and He watches over you.

What happens when covenant dreams don’t unfold the way you expected?

In this episode, Rah Freestone shares her journey through grief, divorce, temple covenants, and long seasons of waiting—and how she found peace not by forcing God’s plan, but by learning to slow down, listen, and trust His timing.

Rah introduces the idea of strategic journaling: a purposeful, spiritually grounded approach to processing pain, hearing God more clearly, and moving forward with peace instead of spiraling. Her story is a powerful reminder that patience, preparation, and God’s promises often work together in ways we only understand in hindsight.

This conversation speaks directly to those who are learning to stay anchored to their covenants—even when the path feels unclear.

Rah writes on Substack at Write to Peace, where she explores peace made practical through intentional journaling and faith-centered reflection.
Link available in the show notes.

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