In this episode of the Language of Pearls podcast, Deborah Gambrel shares her honest and transformative journey through motherhood, emphasizing that children are not a hindrance to connecting with God. She reflects on her initial struggles and misconceptions, highlighting the importance of embracing brief, intense moments with a renewed perspective.
Deborah draws inspiration from Heidi Baker and other influential figures to redefine how we approach spiritual life amidst chaos. She encourages parents to courageously integrate their children into the spiritual journey, allowing them to witness prayers being answered and participate in seeking God’s presence.
Through stories of personal growth and wisdom gained, Deborah underscores the necessity of nurturing a home where godly order and discipline reign, teaching children the value of being in God’s presence. This episode is a heartfelt invitation to bring children along in the journey, ensuring they experience the miracles and profound teachings of God firsthand.
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