Moms With A Call

S1:EP24 Heart of Faith: How God Carried Sterling Through the Impossible, Pt 2

Welcome back to Moms With A Call, where real stories meet real faith.
In this powerful continuation of Sterling’s story, McKenzie and Rebecca sit down once again with Sterling Griggs as he shares the miraculous details of his near-death experience and the dreams, visions, and divine encounters that carried him through a medically induced coma.
Sterling’s testimony paints a vivid picture of what it means to cling to faith when your body is broken but your spirit is still fighting. From surreal visions that blurred the line between Heaven and earth to the unwavering love of his wife Kelly and their community, this episode is a reminder that God is always present, even when we’re suspended between life and eternity.
This is a story about hope, healing, and the miracles that happen when we fully surrender to God’s plan.
We talk about:
The dreams and visions Sterling experienced while in a coma
The spiritual battle between fear and faith
How God used community, love, and prayer to sustain his family
Finding purpose and peace after near-death experiences
What surrender truly looks like on the other side of survival
If you’ve ever wondered what divine intervention feels like, or how faith can breathe life into even the darkest valleys, this conversation will leave you in awe of the God who never lets go.
Episode Timeline:00:31 – A journey through surgery and dreams00:56 – Protective and hopeful visions03:13 – A nursing conference dream03:33 – A dark and dreary conference06:06 – Finding light and worship12:54 – Super Bowl dream and family connections15:40 – Recovery and reflections23:20 – Community support and recovery23:42 – Medical trauma and family impact25:10 – Sharing the experience at a symposium26:25 – Divine intervention and medical miracles27:14 – Reflections on near-death experiences31:13 – Faith and doubt in crisis33:24 – Purpose and healing37:56 – Living faith in everyday life42:01 – The meaning of surrender43:10 – Final thoughts and gratitude
Connect with Moms With A Call:-Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacall-Get show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.com-Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon-Leave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
Have a story to share?If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to us at momswithacall@gmail.com.
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S1:EP23 Heart of Faith: How God Carried Sterling Through the Impossible, Pt 1

Welcome back to Moms With A Call, where real stories meet real faith.
In this deeply moving part one of the episode, McKenzie and Rebecca sit down with Sterling Griggs, godfather to Rebecca’s children and a man whose story embodies perseverance, prayer, and the power of God’s healing hand.
From a heart murmur diagnosis in childhood to surviving multiple life-threatening surgeries, Sterling’s journey is one of resilience, surrender, and unwavering faith through every setback and scar. He opens up about the fear, the fight, and the miraculous moments that only God could orchestrate, reminding us that faith doesn’t always prevent the storm, but it will carry you through it.
This is more than a story of recovery; it’s a story of redemption, community, and the hope that comes from trusting God with what feels impossible.
We talk about:
The long road of heart complications and recovery
The emotional and spiritual toll of major surgery
How family, faith, and community carried him through
The power of prayer and surrender in moments of fear
Finding purpose in pain and healing through hope
If you’ve ever questioned where God is in the middle of suffering, this episode will remind you, He’s in every heartbeat, every breath, and every miracle along the way.
Episode Timeline:00:32 – Special guest intro: Sterling Griggs01:14 – Early life and discovering his heart condition03:21 – The first major surgery and early recovery07:22 – Health setbacks in 201908:02 – The pneumonia vaccine incident13:47 – Facing a second major surgery27:27 – Cardiac arrest and a rare medical complication30:43 – Advocacy, decisions, and divine timing34:54 – Healing, rehabilitation, and gratitude46:00 – The infection that tested his faith51:43 – Final reflections on God’s goodness
Connect with Moms With A Call:Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacallGet show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.comListen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and AmazonLeave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
Have a story to share?If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to us at momswithacall@gmail.com.
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S1:EP22 Midnight Series, Free But Not Whole: How Faith Heals A Divided World

Welcome back to the Midnight Series, where the conversations run deep, the lights are low, and nothing is off-limits.
In this raw late-night episode, McKenzie and Rebecca unpack the tension between freedom, faith, and the noise of the modern world. What does it really mean to be “free” in a culture driven by division, fear, and social media outrage? And how do we stay anchored in truth when the loudest voices often drown out the wisest ones?
Together, they explore the illusion of freedom and security, the pressure to perform activism online, and the toll that constant media consumption takes on our mental and spiritual well-being. Through honesty and discernment, they share what it means to choose alignment over approval and how real change begins not in our posts, but in our hearts and communities.
We talk about:
The illusion of freedom in a culture of control and noise
The role of faith and discernment in modern activism
Political polarization and the pressure to “speak out”
The emotional and spiritual cost of media overload
Why true healing starts in our homes, not our hashtags
If you’ve ever wrestled with what it means to live out your values in a divided world, this episode will remind you that God’s freedom is not performative; it’s personal, rooted in peace, and meant to unite, not divide.
Episode Timeline:00:29 – The illusion of freedom and security00:57 – Privilege and marginalization01:39 – Political polarization and media influence03:11 – Censorship and freedom of speech05:13 – The impact of social media on mental health06:25 – The role of privilege in social justice07:37 – Actions speak louder than words09:49 – Serving and healing the community10:13 – Taking action beyond social media11:57 – The problem with paid content creators14:33 – The importance of local community16:17 – The power of words and faith18:21 – Final thoughts and reflections
Connect with Moms With A Call:Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacallGet show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.comListen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and AmazonLeave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
Have a story to share?If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out at momswithacall@gmail.com.
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S1:EP21 “Astrology Is Not A Faith. It’s A Tool,” with Amanda Clark

Welcome back to Moms With A Call, where real stories meet real faith.
In this episode, McKenzie and Rebecca sit down with Amanda Clark, founder of Atria Social, for an open-hearted conversation about faith, mysticism, and what it means to explore spirituality beyond the boxes we’ve been handed.
Amanda shares her journey from a Catholic upbringing to discovering astrology, mysticism, and the unseen threads that connect us to God’s creation. Through stories of seeing auras, experiencing telepathic moments, and studying the deeper language of the stars, Amanda invites us into a dialogue that blends curiosity, discernment, and awe for the mysteries of faith.
This isn’t a conversation about choosing one path over another; it’s about the courage to ask questions, listen for God’s voice in unexpected places, and surrender control to co-create with the divine. Together, we explore how to raise children with spiritual awareness, integrate different belief systems with grace, and stay anchored in love through it all.
We talk about:
How astrology can deepen, not replace, our connection with God
Navigating faith, mysticism, and discernment in modern spirituality
Childhood moments that opened Amanda’s spiritual curiosity
Raising spiritually aware children without fear or rigidity
What it means to co-create with God instead of controlling outcomes
If you’ve ever wrestled with faith and curiosity, or wondered how to reconcile mystery and belief, this episode will remind you that God’s presence isn’t confined to one space, it’s written into every part of creation.
Episode Timeline:
00:27 – Astrological insights and personal stories
00:55 – Introducing Amanda Clark
01:45 – Amanda’s mystical journey
02:50 – Astrology and Christianity
04:16 – Childhood experiences and spirituality
06:04 – Navigating faith and mysticism
08:40 – Telepathy and family connections
12:35 – Exploring the universe and spirituality
39:02 – Astrology and personal faith
41:20 – The Gene Keys and Human Design
43:51 – The Saturn return experience
44:21 – Health challenges and spiritual awakening
50:58 – Astrology beyond sun signs
52:10 – Moving to Austin and finding community
54:08 – Interpreting religious texts
55:36 – The role of women in religious history
01:14:53 – Parenting and religious exploration
01:22:50 – Parallels between motherhood and spirituality
01:26:40 – Astrology as a tool for awareness
01:34:37 – Boundaries and spiritual guidance
01:42:48 – The concept of surrender
01:56:42 – Final thoughts and reflections
Connect with Moms With A Call:Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacallGet show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.comListen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon.Leave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
Have a story to share?If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out at momswithacall@gmail.com.
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S1:EP20 Give Back Series, “Charity’s Chill”, Weekend Meals On Wheels with Myra Webb

Welcome back to Moms With A Call, where real stories meet real faith.
In the first episode of our Give Back Series, McKenzie and Rebecca sit down with Myra Webb, chairperson of Weekend Meals on Wheels in Wilmington, to spotlight a local mission that’s feeding both bodies and spirits.
Myra shares the heart behind this vital organization; how they provide meals, connection, and care to elderly and vulnerable neighbors every weekend. From organizing volunteers to overcoming challenges during COVID-19, this conversation shines a light on what community looks like when people show up for each other.
We also talk about Taste of Wrightsville Beach, the annual fundraiser that fuels the program for an entire year, and how simple acts of service can create a ripple of hope far beyond a single meal.
If you’ve ever wanted to get involved but didn’t know where to start, this episode will remind you that your “yes” can make a real difference.
We talk about:
The mission behind Weekend Meals on Wheels and who it serves
How COVID-19 changed the way they reach those in need
The power of community, volunteerism, and faith in action
Taste of Wrightsville Beach and how it sustains their mission all year
Simple ways to serve and give back in your own neighborhood
Episode Timeline:
00:31 – Getting comfortable: casual conversations
00:59 – Introducing the Give Back Series
01:12 – Spotlight on Weekend Meals on Wheels
02:36 – How COVID-19 shaped their service
05:20 – Community involvement and volunteer impact
12:41 – Taste of Wrightsville Beach: the story behind the event
15:44 – Expanding to Brunswick County
16:20 – The logistics of delivering meals with heart
17:48 – Special touches that make a difference
19:20 – The Taste event’s purpose and success
22:07 – How local businesses rally behind the cause
25:19 – How to volunteer or donate
29:33 – Final reflections and a call to action
Episode Links:Weekend Meals on Wheels
Connect with Moms With A Call:Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacallGet show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.comListen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon.Leave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
Have a story to share?If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out at momswithacall@gmail.com.
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S1:EP19 Embracing God-Centered Parenting with Meaghan Hampton

Welcome back to Moms With A Call, where real stories meet real faith.
In this powerful episode, McKenzie and Rebecca sit down with licensed professional counselor Meaghan Hampton, founder of Soul Care for Families. Meaghan’s heart beats for helping parents integrate psychology, theology, and child development so they can raise children who are both emotionally healthy and spiritually grounded.
Through her work, Meaghan has seen how cycles of fear and shame can break families down, but also how God can rebuild them through connection, repair, and grace. Together, we dive into what it means to parent through a Christ-centered lens, moving beyond punishment to true discipline that reflects the heart of Jesus.
This conversation explores the neuroscience of co-regulation, the difference between our “God image” and “God concept,” and why modeling apologies and repair is one of the most powerful gifts we can give our children.
If you’ve ever wrestled with parental guilt, wondered how your parenting aligns with your faith, or longed for practical ways to build a home marked by freedom, faith, and healing; this one’s for you.
We talk about:
Parenting in the digital age and the pressures of social media
The difference between punishment and discipline through a biblical lens
How repair and modeling apologies reshape our children’s view of God
Breaking cycles of fear, punishment, and shame in family systems
Co-regulation and why your presence matters more than perfection
Episode Timeline:
00:31 – Meet our special guest: Meaghan Hampton
01:58 – Meaghan’s journey and Soul Care for Families
04:14 – Parenting in the age of social media
06:16 – Understanding discipline and punishment
07:20 – Biblical interpretations and parenting
18:56 – Parenting styles and their impact
28:18 – Modeling behavior and repairing mistakes
34:33 – Repairing relationships with apologies
35:51 – Modeling apologies for children
37:01 – Dealing with parental guilt and shame
39:01 – Understanding childhood triggers
43:14 – Connect and Correct: a discipline framework
44:47 – Co-regulation and its impact
48:00 – Encouragement for parents
51:49 – Resources for parents
54:12 – The importance of surrender
55:43 – Closing reflections and final thoughts
Episode Links:Counseling ServicesSoul Care Circle SubstackSacred Co-Regulation PDFThe Whole Brain Child by Dr. Dan Siegel
Connect with Moms With A Call:Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacallGet show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.comListen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon.Leave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
Have a story to share?If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out at momswithacall@gmail.com.
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S1:EP18 Midnight Series, More Than Mom: Rediscovering Identity and Jesus in the Middle of Motherhood

Welcome back to the Midnight Series, where the conversations run deep, the lights are low, and nothing is off-limits.
In this honest late-night talk, McKenzie and Rebecca open up about the messy, beautiful, and often exhausting reality of motherhood. From the tug-of-war between career and calling to the unseen mental load of raising kids, they share stories that every mom will recognize in her own way.
The conversation holds space for the joy and gratitude children bring, but also the tears behind closed doors: the bedtime struggles, postpartum fog, and the constant question of “am I doing enough?” Woven throughout is the reminder that God meets us in the chaos, offering grace, provision, and a steady hand when we feel stretched too thin.
We talk about:
The tension between being present at home and pursuing work you love
The unseen weight of schedules, mental load, and trying to “do it all”
Postpartum realities, breastfeeding, and finding your new normal
The role of faith in navigating motherhood’s hardest nights
Why every mother’s journey is sacred, unique, and worthy of celebration
If you’ve ever laid awake after the kids finally fell asleep, wondering if you’re enough, this episode is for you.
Episode Timeline:
00:29 – Bedtime struggles and sweet moments
03:24 – Motherhood: balancing work and family
08:00 – The challenges of being a stay-at-home mom
18:26 – Navigating postpartum and breastfeeding
33:24 – The mental load of activities and busy schedules
35:42 – Finding time for yourself and why it matters
39:27 – The emotional toll of parenting
41:08 – Where faith meets motherhood
43:16 – Gentle parenting and self-regulation
45:50 – The joy and challenge of raising kids
57:02 – The importance of supportive partners
01:00:04 – Closing reflections and gratitude
Connect with Moms With A Call:Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacallGet show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.comListen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and AmazonLeave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
Have a story to share?If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out at momswithacall@gmail.com.
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S1:EP17 Unity in Crisis: How God Gave Two Brothers a Mission After Hurricane Helene, Part 2

Welcome back to Moms With A Call, where real stories meet real faith, Part 2
In this episode, we sit down with Jordan and Ross to revisit the storm, both literal and spiritual, that shaped their story. From devastating floods in Western North Carolina to the quiet battles no one else could see, they share how faith, community, and surrender carried them through.
This is a conversation about the kind of love that shows up in crisis, the unseen toll of leadership, and the legacy of faith that gets passed down through generations. It’s raw, it’s honest, and it’s full of reminders that even in disaster, God is near.
We talk about:
The beauty of unity when a whole community comes together after loss
The handwritten notes that carried more weight than government aid
The emotional and spiritual cost of “being strong” in the storm
How Ross and Jordan learned to surrender control when it mattered most
The way their faith and family history shaped their response to suffering
If you’ve ever felt the weight of crisis or wondered if your small act of love could make a difference, this story will remind you that God is in the details, and that healing often happens in community.
Episode Timeline:
00:34 When disaster strikes: unity in the middle of loss
02:58 Relief efforts, sacrifice, and showing up for neighbors
04:48 The weight of leadership and the gift of community support
08:40 Why handwritten notes mattered more than aid
12:15 Ongoing recovery and the hidden toll on families
19:02 Private sector vs. government response
24:11 Community strength and preparing for what’s next
27:13 Flexibility, faith, and unexpected helpers
28:37 The rogue side of serving in crisis
31:15 The unseen mental and emotional toll
34:03 Surrender and the journey toward healing
38:16 Carrying legacy: the influence of grandparents
46:58 Living the Gospel in action
48:47 Final reflections and gratitude
Connect with Moms With A Call:
Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacall
Get show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.com
Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon
Leave a review and let us know how this episode moved you, your words mean more than you know
If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, reach out to us at momswithacall@gmail.com
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S1:EP16 Unity in Crisis: How God Gave Two Brothers a Mission After Hurricane Helene, Part 1

Welcome back to Moms With A Call, where real stories meet real faith.
In this powerful and deeply personal episode, McKenzie and Rebecca sit down with Rebecca’s husband Ross and his brother Jordan to share the untold story of how “God showed up” in the wake of Hurricane Helene, not with loud miracles, but through quiet obedience, divine timing, and two brothers who said yes to the assignment placed at their feet.
What started as a desperate need in their Western North Carolina hometown became a Spirit-led mission of relief, coordination, and community mobilization. Ross and Jordan walk us through the chaos, the sacred moments, the logistical nightmares, and the unmistakable ways God provided through it all, from strangers showing up unprompted to divine encounters that could only be explained by faith.
This episode is a story of unity, service, and surrender, reminding us that when disaster strikes, the Church isn’t a building. It’s a body. It’s us.
We talk about:
What happened in the hours after Hurricane Helene hit
The moment God laid an assignment at their feet
How two brothers organized disaster relief with zero experience
The power of community when faith meets action
Why obedience in chaos can lead to miraculous outcomes
If you've ever wondered what it means to say yes before you know how, this one’s for you.
Episode Timeline:
00:31 – Special guest intro: Ross & Jordan
01:14 – Life in Boone, NC before the storm
04:18 – Hurricane Helene: when the storm hit
07:56 – Community chaos and early response
14:22 – Saying yes without a plan
22:14 – The challenge of organizing relief
25:53 – Expansion, exhaustion, and divine coordination
28:34 – Setting up a dispatch center
32:05 – Spiritual obedience and personal cost
35:25 – Support from the outside
36:45 – The private sector shows up
45:00 – Miracles, prayer, and the God who multiplies
50:10 – Looking back with gratitude
55:45 – Final reflections + encouragement
Connect with Moms With A Call:
Join the conversation with McKenzie + Rebecca on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, & YouTube → @momswithacallGet show updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and more at www.momswithacall.comListen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon.
Leave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
If you or someone you know has a story of faith, healing, or redemption that could encourage others, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to us at momswithacall@gmail.com.
Intro + Outro Music by Jason Bowles | Branding + Design by dvoorheisdesigns.com

S1:EP15 Midnight Series, Not Crazy, Just Called: What God Showed Us In The Dark

Welcome back to the Midnight Series, where the conversations run deep, the lights are low, and nothing is off-limits.
In this raw and revealing episode, McKenzie and Rebecca open up about the spiritual battles they’ve faced behind closed doors; from haunting dreams and anxiety attacks to moments of deliverance, surrender, and awakening.
Through honest storytelling and reflection, they unpack the weight of spiritual warfare, the difference between mental health and spiritual attacks, and how prayer, confession, and community have become lifelines in the battle. This one is deeply personal, and might be just what you need if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by things you can’t fully explain.
We talk about:
How spiritual warfare shows up in dreams, fear, and anxiety
The link between generational trauma and spiritual strongholds
Vulnerability, confession, and the power of speaking it out loud
What deliverance can look like in real life (not just church services)
The Shepherd’s voice in the middle of spiritual attack
If you’ve ever asked yourself “Is this just anxiety, or something more?” this episode is for you. You are not alone in the battle. And you don’t have to fight in silence.
Episode Timeline:
00:33 – Personal experiences with spiritual warfare
02:58 – Anxiety and spiritual dreams
08:55 – Struggles with fear, faith, and confusion
13:30 – Breaking chains and the pursuit of deliverance
32:28 – Confessing generational trauma
32:58 – Visions and spiritual encounters
33:38 – Seeking help and facing fears
34:37 – Spiritual warfare and the weapon of prayer
37:58 – Mental health vs. spiritual warfare
39:45 – A shared awakening
40:38 – Finding strength and overcoming isolation
43:54 – A book that resonated deeply
44:57 – The story of Much Afraid
48:12 – The Shepherd’s call and spiritual attacks
52:23 – Final reflections and encouragement
01:00:32 – Closing thoughts
Connect with Moms With A Call:
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Visit us at www.momswithacall.com for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more.
Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, YouTube, and Amazon.
Leave a review and let us know how this episode moved you — your words mean more than you know.
Have a story to share?
If you or someone you know has a testimony of faith, healing, or redemption, we’d love to hear from you. Email us at momswithacall@gmail.com
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