Missy

Nobody knows about this, that these are the moms who are fighting in the dark hours in one room in Texas. That's what's keeping our country free right now.

Well, when we think about our kids, we've always thought about as Christianity is we take care of the ones who can't care for themselves. We take care of the children. We take care of the orphan. We take care of the elderly. These are the ones that the other side is exploiting because for the reason that they are vulnerable and that they can't be used. And so we have to stand up even more.

Well, when we think about our kids, we've always thought about as Christianity is we take care of the ones who can't care for themselves. We take care of the children. We take care of the orphan. We take care of the elderly. These are the ones that the other side is exploiting because for the reason that they are vulnerable and that they can't be used. And so we have to stand up even more.

Well, when we think about our kids, we've always thought about as Christianity is we take care of the ones who can't care for themselves. We take care of the children. We take care of the orphan. We take care of the elderly. These are the ones that the other side is exploiting because for the reason that they are vulnerable and that they can't be used. And so we have to stand up even more.

And so what you're doing with moms is, I told Jace, I was like, you come between me and my kids. Somebody comes between me and my kids, they're going to see a side of me they have never seen before. It's like I turn into a different animal or something. A lioness, a mama deer, whatever it is. It is going to come out. And I've had to advocate medically for my kids, spiritually for my kids.

And so what you're doing with moms is, I told Jace, I was like, you come between me and my kids. Somebody comes between me and my kids, they're going to see a side of me they have never seen before. It's like I turn into a different animal or something. A lioness, a mama deer, whatever it is. It is going to come out. And I've had to advocate medically for my kids, spiritually for my kids.

And so what you're doing with moms is, I told Jace, I was like, you come between me and my kids. Somebody comes between me and my kids, they're going to see a side of me they have never seen before. It's like I turn into a different animal or something. A lioness, a mama deer, whatever it is. It is going to come out. And I've had to advocate medically for my kids, spiritually for my kids.

And it does. It turns you into something else. And so it's smart that the moms are the ones that are willing to be used to do this because I was sitting here thinking when our kids were little, when Reed first went to kindergarten— And I was like, you know, we're going to be those involved parents at school, private Christian school, you know, very much in a bubble.

And it does. It turns you into something else. And so it's smart that the moms are the ones that are willing to be used to do this because I was sitting here thinking when our kids were little, when Reed first went to kindergarten— And I was like, you know, we're going to be those involved parents at school, private Christian school, you know, very much in a bubble.

And it does. It turns you into something else. And so it's smart that the moms are the ones that are willing to be used to do this because I was sitting here thinking when our kids were little, when Reed first went to kindergarten— And I was like, you know, we're going to be those involved parents at school, private Christian school, you know, very much in a bubble.

We're going to be involved in this. And so we went to the orientation. He and I together went to the orientation for Reed's kindergarten year. And Jace on the way home said, I am never going to those again. And he never did. I was the one, the mom, who went to all of the open houses. He went to all of the orientations, every meeting, all of the things involved because that's what moms do.

We're going to be involved in this. And so we went to the orientation. He and I together went to the orientation for Reed's kindergarten year. And Jace on the way home said, I am never going to those again. And he never did. I was the one, the mom, who went to all of the open houses. He went to all of the orientations, every meeting, all of the things involved because that's what moms do.

We're going to be involved in this. And so we went to the orientation. He and I together went to the orientation for Reed's kindergarten year. And Jace on the way home said, I am never going to those again. And he never did. I was the one, the mom, who went to all of the open houses. He went to all of the orientations, every meeting, all of the things involved because that's what moms do.

Dads really don't want to do that. Am I speaking for you? Well, he lost me.

Dads really don't want to do that. Am I speaking for you? Well, he lost me.

Dads really don't want to do that. Am I speaking for you? Well, he lost me.

You don't have to tell that story. Can I tell that story? Please. Let's not.

You don't have to tell that story. Can I tell that story? Please. Let's not.

You don't have to tell that story. Can I tell that story? Please. Let's not.

Corporal punishment if you say this word. Yeah, say this word.