Anger isn’t something we like to admit—especially in motherhood. But in this episode, Jen opens up about navigating life with two little ones under four and the surprising ways anger has shown up in her journey.

Together, Ash and Jen unpack James 1:19–20:

“Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry, because human anger does not produce the righteousness that God desires.”

Jen shares honestly about the guilt, pressure, and overstimulation that can trigger anger, and how God has been reshaping her perspective. From seeking support through a psychologist to discovering the importance of slowing down and creating space, this conversation reminds us that we’re not alone—and that God offers us grace, wisdom, and a way forward.

If you’ve ever wrestled with frustration, impatience, or anger, this episode will encourage you to pause, invite God in, and discover what it looks like to respond with His love.

Anger isn&rsquo;t something we like to admit&mdash;especially in motherhood. But in this episode, Jen opens up about navigating life with two little ones under four and the surprising ways anger has shown up in her journey.
Together, Ash and Jen unpack James 1:19&ndash;20:
&ldquo;Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry, because human anger does not produce the righteousness that God desires.&rdquo;
Jen shares honestly about the guilt, pressure, and overstimulation that can trigger anger, and how God has been reshaping her perspective. From seeking support through a psychologist to discovering the importance of slowing down and creating space, this conversation reminds us that we&rsquo;re not alone&mdash;and that God offers us grace, wisdom, and a way forward.
If you&rsquo;ve ever wrestled with frustration, impatience, or anger, this episode will encourage you to pause, invite God in, and discover what it looks like to respond with His love.

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