EP. 20 What Kind of Heart Do You Have?

EP 21 WHERE HAVE WE BEEN?

In episode 21, we’re opening up about where we’ve been and what God has been doing in the in-between. After taking a break due to moving, the holidays, and a season full of transitions, we’re sharing how this pause wasn’t wasted—it was refining. We talk honestly about how we’ve grown spiritually during this time. From learning to respond differently to adversity, allowing the Holy Spirit to correct us, and becoming quicker to obedience, to growing in desire for the Lord and experiencing deeper moments in prayer—this season has marked us. We also reflect on how our mother-daughter relationship has deepened through living together and sharing the same space. Being more aware of each other’s emotions, struggles, and needs has allowed love, discernment, and restoration to grow in real and practical ways. Before we close, we leave you with biblical truth from 1 Thessalonians 4:7 and 1 Thessalonians 5:17, unpacking what it truly means to live a holy life and why prayer isn’t just something we do—it’s how we live. We end this episode in prayer, praying back the prodigal son and believing for restoration in families, hearts, and relationships. If you’re in a season of waiting, transition, or quiet growth—this episode is for you. 📺 Subscribe for weekly faith-filled conversations and heart checks with Iresha & Vanessa. ✨ Now streaming on YouTube and Spotify! 💬 Leave a comment | 🔔 Subscribe | 🤎 Share with a friend

EP. 20 What Kind of Heart Do You Have?

In Mark 4, Jesus shares one of His most powerful parables — The Parable of the Sower. 🌱 Every time we hear God’s Word, our hearts respond in one of four ways: 🪨 The Hard Heart – resistant and closed off. 🔥 The Shallow Heart – emotional but without roots. 🌾 The Distracted Heart – choked by worries, wealth, and desires. 💛 The Receptive Heart – open, surrendered, and fruitful. In this episode of Mother.Daughter.Restored, we break down Mark 4:1–20 and talk about how each “soil” represents a different condition of the heart — and how God can transform even the hardest soil into good ground that produces fruit. 💬 Which heart do you relate to most right now? Drop a comment below and let’s talk about how we can cultivate hearts that truly receive God’s Word! 📖 Scripture: Mark 4:1–20 🎧 Listen on Spotify + Apple Podcasts 📺 Subscribe for weekly faith-filled conversations! #MotherDaughterRestored #Mark4 #BibleStudy #FourSoils #FaithPodcast #ChristianPodcast #HeartCheck #jesusparables  Connect with us: Inquiries ⬇️ motherdaughterrestored@gmail.com Instagram:@motherdaughterrestored Personal on Instagram: @ireshapraicharnchit_ @vanessaondrisek

EP.19 Heart Check: From Duty to Delight

This week’s Heart Check goes deep. Iresha shares a simple but honest prayer whispered while cleaning the house: “God, give me the desires of my heart… and if they don’t align with Yours, change them.” That prayer led to a reminder from Psalm 37:4 — “Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.” Somewhere along the way, it’s easy to get caught up in routines and doing all the “right” things — but forget what it means to truly delight in God. In this episode, we’re shifting from works to relationship and rediscovering what it means to simply enjoy His presence again. Vanessa also opens up about her quiet fears about the future and how she’s learning to rest in God’s promise from Jeremiah 29:11. Her words remind us that even when the future feels uncertain, God’s plan is still good — and His presence is enough. ✨ Slow down, check your heart, and rediscover the joy of simply being with Him — because delight comes when love leads. #ChristianPodcast #MotherDaughterRestored #FaithTalk #HeartCheck #Psalm37 #jeremiah2911  Connect with us: Inquiries ⬇️ motherdaughterrestored@gmail.com Instagram:@motherdaughterrestored Personal on Instagram: @ireshapraicharnchit_ @vanessaondrisek

EP.18 The POWER in His Name: God Reveals who HE IS in what you FACE.

What if the very situation you’re facing already has a name — and that name is one of God’s? 🙌 In this week’s episode of Mother.Daughter.Restored., Iresha and Vanessa dive into the power of God’s names — from Jehovah Jireh (Provider) to Jehovah Shalom (Peace), Jehovah Rapha (Healer), El Shaddai (Almighty), and more. 💫 When Abraham needed provision — God revealed Himself as Jehovah Jireh. When Israel needed healing — He said, I am Jehovah Rapha. When Gideon needed peace — He became Jehovah Shalom. And when we needed saving — He sent Jesus. ❤️ Every name of God carries His character and His promise. Whatever you’re walking through today — lack, fear, sickness, loneliness — there’s a name of God you can run to. 🕊️ ✨ Because the name of the Lord is a strong tower — the righteous run to it and are safe. (Proverbs 18:10) 📖 Scriptures Mentioned: Matthew 6:9, Proverbs 18:10, Genesis 22:14, Exodus 15:26, Judges 6:24, Exodus 17:15, Genesis 17:1, Ezekiel 48:35, Matthew 1:21, Romans 8:15 👇 Watch, share, and comment below which name of God you’re holding onto this week! Connect with us: Inquiries ⬇️ motherdaughterrestored@gmail.com Instagram:@motherdaughterrestored Personal on Instagram: @ireshapraicharnchit_ @vanessaondrisek

EP.17 Psalm 139

Have you ever felt unseen by God? Like your prayers were hitting the ceiling, or that His silence meant He had passed you by? In this episode, we (mother and daughter) open up about a season when we both felt that way — until Psalm 139 met us right where we were. ✨ From a Mother’s Heart: She shares the raw honesty of crying out to God — “I feel invisible… please don’t pass me by.” ✨ From a Daughter’s Heart: Wrestling with oppression, weariness, and holding on to God’s Word when joy seemed gone. Psalm 139 became more than verses on a page. It became God’s personal reminder: You are seen. You are known. You are not abandoned. Together, we walk through the psalm’s truths — God’s all-knowing presence, His nearness in the silence, and His unshakable love. We also connect it to Jesus’ cry on the cross, reminding us that even when we feel forsaken, we are never truly forsaken. You’ll also hear practical ways to stay rooted when your feelings don’t match God’s truth — from daily scripture and honest prayer, to worship, community, and remembering His past faithfulness. 💡 Anchor Scriptures: •Psalm 139 — God knows you, fully and completely. •Matthew 27:46 — Jesus bore forsakenness so we never would. •Galatians 6:9 — Don’t grow weary; your harvest is coming. •Psalm 34:18 — The Lord is near to the brokenhearted. This conversation is for anyone walking through silence, heaviness, or doubt. Lean in and be reminded: God sees you, He knows you, and He will not pass you by. ✨ Now streaming on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts! 💬 Leave a comment | 🔔 Subscribe | 🤎 Share with a friend