you still have the opportunity to be faithful. You don't have to just get on Facebook every day for

hours. You could spend some of that time calling your kids or writing a letter to somebody or praying

for missionaries or baking a meal for one of those young families who are in the in the thick of

the physically intense

season of motherhood. So there's so many ways that that whether you're a young mom or an older

mom that we can still display these habits of faithfulness and still make a real difference in our

culture. And I think so many of these younger moms really are crying out for some of the older moms to be a mentor, to be a guide, to exhibit some of these habits of faithfulness that made a real difference.

Did you know that you can change the world by changing your home one habit at a time?

In a world as chaotic as it is right now, it can feel downright difficult to be raising kids.

Our culture just seems to have come unhinged from timeless values.

But today's guest, Jennifer Pepito, wants you to know that there is hope.

This mom of seven is going to help us establish nine habits and practices in our homes

to foster peace, simplicity, and stability during turbulent times.

You may have a house full of people, or you may live in an empty nest, or maybe it's just you and your dog.

No matter what, this podcast will give you a source to find some habits that will lead you to peace. So let's go. Welcome to the 413 podcast

where practical encouragement and biblical wisdom set you up to live the I can life because

you can truly do all things through Christ who strengthens you.

Now, would you welcome your host, Jennifer Rothschild?

Hey, friends, Jennifer here.

My goal is to help you be and do more than you feel capable of as you're living the I can life.

Along with me and Casey, here it's Christ in us who empowers us to be, who he has created us and called us to be and to do what he has called us to do that's the thing my people we just want to do whatever

it is that God has called us to do through his power not our own and that's the 413 life

...