Hosted by Elizabeth Santelmann · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 232 episodes
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Welcome to Sunshine in my Nest Podcast! I'm your host Elizabeth Santelmann. I hope these chats with our mentors about gospel-centered living will equip and inspire you to grow spiritually, love your family, and invest in your local community! Through the conversations with these women of faith I’ve learned to pray and trust God's plans are good for me. I've grown in empathy, obedience to God’s will, patience with my kids, skills to disciple my kids, and reflected on how my day to day life impacts my faith walk. I pray that listening will do the same for you!
Elizabeth Santelmann hosts Sunshine in my Nest, a religion show with 232 episodes published.
Join the Challenge and share with a friend! My summer has looked nothing like what I expected. I had 5 days of middle school, two days at home, then 5 days at a conference. That was the expected part, what I didn’t
Join the Challenge and share with a friend! Our Summer Faith Challenge this week is to examine the way we think about our bodies and aging. 1 Samuel 16: 7b tells us that “... the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks
Join the Challenge and share with a friend! Our second Summer Faith Challenge is to use words that are kind, or to ask forgiveness and repair when they aren’t. I could probably use this challenge every week of the yea
Join the Challenge and share with a friend! Our first challenge for the summer is “trust.” Summer is a time that I struggle to trust, and I’ve heard it is for you too. Our schedule is off, and we have to pack and plan
Join the Challenge and share with a friend! Usually, during the summer, I take a break, but this summer, I’m curating ways that I would like for us to grow together in faith. Every episode on the Sunshine in My Nest Podc
I grew up with attendance in a wide smattering of church denominations. It got to the point where my parents, when someone asked what denomination they identified with they would say they were "Bapa-Lutha-Terian." Even n
It can be easy to think of education as preparation for tests and careers. But what if the bigger goal was fostering creativity and virtue in our children? No matter how you educate your kids, you as the parent are teach
There are many experiences in our lives as humans that transform us fully into an entirely different person. Times like our wedding, we wish we could live again. Others, perhaps like the death of a parent, no one could p
As a young mother, someone gave me a copy of one of Joshua Becker's books, and it totally turned my world right side up. We were living in the decade where everyone was talking about minimalism and essentialism. I had th
Something I think that is important to do as we wrap up the school year and head into the summer is to assess our why. It doesn’t matter whether your kid is homeschooled, public-schooled, or private-schooled; summer is a
Maybe you love mornings, maybe you hate them, but we can't deny that the way we start them affects the rest of our day. It's so well known that there's a saying, "Well, she got up on the wrong side of the bed this mornin
I don't know about you, but I grew up with the 90s plastic set of armor that had each piece labeled with the "Armor of God" label. I would put on our breastplate of righteousness before heading out to play. I can't remem
My nickname as a kid was “muppy.” I know, I know what an oddname for a child… but it’s because I screamed in the face of anyone who would try to help me, “Muppy Do it!!” translation ”Let me do it.” How often do we as adu
If you've listened for a while, you'll probably have gathered I have 3 sons. Because of that, raising Godly sons is a topic near and dear to my heart. I want to say from the top: just because I talk about something I'm w
I know some girls were super excited to transform from little girl into woman, but I was one of the many who was not excited by that prospect at all. I loved climbing trees and riding my horse. Everything that came along
Last week, Greta and I talked about the way that culturearound smart devices for kids has changed a lot in the last 10 years. At this point, most people are seeing the effect. We talked about screen time use. When is scr
I have several friends who are teachers, and it's amazing how drastically things have changed in the last 10 years. When my oldest was tiny, there were a few friends who could afford to have an iPad for their kid, but ge
I put a lot of time into preparing our hearts for Christmas, but often I just let Easter sneak up on me. If I'm honest, I don't really know how to go from the twinkle lights of Christmas into the darkness of winter, and
I have to start this interview with a confession. The other day, I was scrolling social media and saw the cutest pair of gingham socks. They had that little ruffled top. I went from not knowing I needed ruffle gingham so
When I told my husband the topic of our interview today, he asked, "What does that have to do with the gospel and discipleship?" As humans, most of our discipleship takes place where our feet are planted. For him, usuall
Abbey Wedgeworth
2 appearances on this show
Tim Challies
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Pepito
author of Habits for a Sacred Home and host of the Restoration Home podcast · The Peaceful Press
1 appearance on this show
Joshua Becker
former pastor, minimalist, New York Times bestselling author · Becoming Minimalist
1 appearance on this show
Jen Oshman
Pastor’s wife, author, and podcaster
2 appearances on this show
Greta Eskridge
author, podcaster, speaker, homeschooling mom
1 appearance on this show
Caroline Cobb
singer-songwriter
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Amy Hughes
oncologist at Mission Cancer + Blood, UIHC; founder and Chair of Amadora Legacy Project · Portsmouth High School
1 appearance on this show
Vaneetha Risner
1 appearance on this show
Katie Blackburn
PT, DPT, NCS, MSHQS
1 appearance on this show
Quina Aragon
2 appearances on this show
Jena
mother approaching her child's first birthday · Around the Ancient World
1 appearance on this show
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