Between Sundays

Episode 10: Biblical Motherhood — Where It Begins

In this episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis sits down with Jeanette Alexander to talk about what it means to pursue biblical motherhood in everyday life. Together, they unpack how grace, obedience, and keeping Jesus at the center shape the way we parent.Through honest stories and practical encouragement, this conversation reminds moms that motherhood is not about perfection, but about faithfulness and trusting God in every season.For more resources, visit hopefellowship.net/hkresources.

Episode 9: You’re Not Alone: Building Community and Asking for Help

In this episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis sits down with Tysha Solomon to talk about the role of community in parenting, especially in seasons that feel overwhelming or isolating. Together, they share honest encouragement on taking the first step, embracing unexpected relationships, and allowing others to walk with you through both the hard and meaningful moments.
Through real-life stories and practical insight, this conversation reminds parents that we were never meant to do this alone. Community isn’t just something we need, it’s something we build as we show up, stay open, and trust God with the process.For more resources, visit hopefellowship.net/hkresources.

Episode 8: Parenting with Grief, Hope, and Love

In this episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis sits down with Tim Henley to talk about parenting a child with special needs, finding joy in the middle of grief, and changing expectations. Together, they share an honest and hope-filled conversation about letting go of control, embracing the tension, and discovering the beauty God is forming through it all.Through personal stories and real-life perspective, this episode reminds parents that even in the hard and unexpected moments, God is present - shaping our hearts, restoring joy, and teaching us to see the gift right in front of us.For more resources, visit hopefellowship.net/hkresources

Episode 7: Raising Includers

In this episode of Between Sundays, MaKenna Ardis sits down with Natalie Jones to talk about raising kids who are kind, aware, and inclusive of others. Together, they share practical wisdom on navigating kids’ questions, modeling grace in everyday moments, and helping children grow into natural includers.Through real-life experiences and honest insight, this conversation reminds parents that inclusion starts at home - by creating space for curiosity, leading with empathy, and intentionally showing our kids how to see and love people well.For more resources, visit hopefellowship.net/hkresources.

Episode 6: Trusting God with the Process

In this episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis sits down with Damon and Kristi Passons to talk about discipling kids when growth feels slow or unseen. Together, they share honest encouragement on redefining success, staying consistent in the hard seasons, and trusting God with what we can’t control.
Through real-life parenting stories and practical wisdom, this conversation reminds parents that discipleship isn’t about quick results, it’s about faithfulness over time and trusting that God is working, even when we don’t see it.
For more resources, visit hopefellowship.net/hkresources.

Episode 5: Easter Questions From Kids Pt 2

In this episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis is joined by Pastors Janella James, Ian Grimm, and Eric Kuehner to answer more real Easter questions from kids—from what happened after Jesus died to how to explain the cross and Easter traditions.
With simple, honest guidance, this conversation encourages parents to lean into their kids’ questions and point them back to the hope of the resurrection.
For more resources, visit hopefellowship.net/hkresources.

Episode 4: Easter Questions From Kids Pt 1

In this episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis explores some of the biggest questions kids (and parents) have about Easter - what it means, why it matters, and how to talk about it in a real and understandable way. Instead of avoiding hard questions, this conversation leans into them, reminding parents that curiosity can lead to deeper faith.
With practical encouragement and simple ways to engage, this episode helps families navigate conversations about the resurrection, doubt, and belief - pointing kids back to the hope and truth at the center of Easter.
For more resources, visit hopefellowship.net/hkresources
 

Episode 3: Who Your Kids Are Becoming

In this episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis talks with Molly Routson about helping kids discover who God created them to be. They discuss how to steward a child’s gifts while keeping their identity rooted in Christ, not performance.
With practical encouragement and real-life insight, this conversation reminds parents that their role isn’t to raise perfect performers, but to faithfully shape their child’s heart.
For more resources, visit hopefellowship.net/hkresources

Episode 2: God Conversations

In this episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis talks with Sharayah Romero about how simple, everyday “God conversations” can shape a child’s faith at home. From reading Scripture together to praying bold prayers, Sharayah shares how intentional moments help kids see and experience a real relationship with God.
Through practical ideas and powerful stories of her kids’ growing faith, this conversation reminds parents that faith is often found, not just on Sundays, but in all the moments in between.
For more resources, check out hopefellowship.net/hkresources.

Episode 1: Do As I Do

In our very first episode of Between Sundays, Makenna Ardis sits down with Diann and Jacob Davis to talk about what everyday discipleship really looks like at home. Instead of “do as I say,” they share how they strive to live out “do as I do”—modeling prayer, Scripture reading, honest conversations, and a growing relationship with Jesus in front of their son.
From meaningful car ride conversations to practical ways parents can start this week, this episode is filled with encouragement and simple, tangible steps to help families build a faith that lasts—not just on Sundays, but in all the moments in between.