MomQ: Biblical Wisdom and Support for Christian Moms
Aug 17, 2026 · 40 min · 13 segments
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Shalene RobertsGuest
Candace NassarHost
You know, I find it so interesting because I, I wonder if it's not an, a more of a Western thing a little bit.

Just because as we, you know, most, so many of us, you know, we get college degrees and-

You're used to accolades, and suddenly they're just not there, and your performance-

And so I'm wondering if that had something to do with now why you're, you know, why the, the book now is, is out.

We do live in a society and a culture that we gain our value and our worth based on how we perform and what we can produce.

So when you suddenly remove yourself from that economy, and you're home, and you are not being praised for the work.

The fruit of motherhood is, well, it's a long time, and there's a harvest that we may not even see this side of heaven.

It's not immediate, and we are so used to instant gratification and the immediacy of having everything in our hands.

And so it is, yeah, it is a hard struggle to switch from those two worlds for sure.

You know, I find it so interesting because I, I wonder if it's not an, a more of a Western thing a little bit.

Just because as we, you know, most, so many of us, you know, we get college degrees and-

You're used to accolades, and suddenly they're just not there, and your performance-

And so I'm wondering if that had something to do with now why you're, you know, why the, the book now is, is out.

We do live in a society and a culture that we gain our value and our worth based on how we perform and what we can produce.

So when you suddenly remove yourself from that economy, and you're home, and you are not being praised for the work.

The fruit of motherhood is, well, it's a long time, and there's a harvest that we may not even see this side of heaven.

It's not immediate, and we are so used to instant gratification and the immediacy of having everything in our hands.

And so it is, yeah, it is a hard struggle to switch from those two worlds for sure.
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