Ep 1087 | Missy Serenades Phil with a Gospel Hymn & How Mamas Are Fighting the War for America’s Kids
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What does Missy share about her cooking and family interactions?
I really do love you, babe. I'm sorry.
It's just something about having the Missy Truth Detector in the Unashamed podcast that just makes me...
She says I have a tendency to embellish some of the stories. I wonder where you got that.
You're like mom when dad says she's not a hoarder, but she has hoarding tendencies. And I tell her I'm doing the best I can.
Okay, okay. You're using my words against me now.
Yeah, that's Missy's line for every time I say something.
Critical.
Critical. She's like, I'm doing my best. Well, there's no way to argue that.
30?
It will be 35 years.
35 years. Don't you feel like that's like your life mantra now? After 35 years, I'm doing my best.
Well, and when you factor in the kids and the kids we picked up along the way. It becomes a good mantra. I mean, because there's really, no, they say there's not a manual, but this is a pretty good start. I have my hand on the Bible for you listening.
So, Misty, I've been hearing your name quite frequently lately, all in positive about some of your cooking, mostly from mom and dad, because when we go and see them, a lot of times we've been seeing them at lunchtime and y'all have been there like the night before and brought dinner. So it's kind of good because we're bringing in some food for them that they love, but they've been really bragging on your cooking. Oh, she's become their favorite, I would argue.
I would have never in my entire marriage have thought that I would be in this position of my life right now where when they see me, they get up and come to sit at a table because they know that they're getting some good food.
And they're excited about it.
And it's an honor for me to do that. And so I just feel... I feel very honored. It is a little bit of a sacrifice, but it's what I love to do for them because they enjoy it so much. And I think it also helps Jace to actually make it a priority to go and see them. And so we've been doing it like three nights a week unless I'm in Nashville. And so we get to eat good too. And we get to eat with them and spend time with them. And, you know, some days are good and some days are not as good.
But we do our best.
But we do our best. And you know what? They're doing their best, too.
Well, and there's something about it. We've talked about this a million times on the podcast in our family, but also in our biblical studies about something disarming about a meal. Because it joins you together. And obviously these are situations where we're never sure quite what you're walking into on any particular day in terms of where the mental part is. So everybody can share a meal and everybody's excited to get to eat. And so it does do something to sort of disarm.
Well, I've also thought about, which I know we're not living under the Ten Commandments, but one of the Ten Commandments is to honor your father and mother. And that's where we are in our life right now because they have done so much for so many people. Yeah. um for years not just our family but so many other people that this is a way to honor them but also and i i just want now that you said that i want to brag about a group of ladies because there is a group of 13 ladies that they've included me on their on their tech stream that they have their own schedule set up to where they go visit them at at a certain time every evening and twice on the weekends and they communicate with each other they give everyone updates about filling k mentally physically whether or not they did things they were supposed to what to look out for for the next person coming in and to see these ladies interact And one in particular really got to me because, you know, your dad has changed. Yeah. His character has changed.
He is very kind and loving and patient with me. I can't say about anyone else. But when I'm there, he has looked me in the eyes more in the last three to four months of his life than in the last 38 years that I've known him. And, you know, that's just his personality with women in particular. But he really is looking at me and listening to what I say. And he's intimidated me for so long.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What does Missy share about her cooking and family interactions?
0:18–4:48
2
How are mamas across America impacting culture?
4:48–10:06
3
What is the significance of mentorship in women's lives?
10:06–23:47
4
How does Missy describe her experience at Mar-a-Lago?
23:47–31:16
5
What is Moms for America and its mission?
31:16–34:37
6
What grassroots efforts are being made in California?
34:37–57:39
Speakers
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