The Top 3 Ways to Destroy Motherhood

The Lazy Approach to Evangelism with Eric Hernandez

What if evangelism doesn’t have to be intimidating? This week on The Mamapologist, I’m joined by Eric Hernandez (ehmapologetics.org), author of The Lazy Approach to Evangelism (https://amzn.to/43do2NV), for a practical and encouraging conversation about sharing your faith without fear, pressure, or feeling like you need to have every answer memorized. We talk about: * Why so many Christians feel nervous about evangelism * How asking good questions can open meaningful conversations * The role apologetics plays in everyday witnessing * How to speak truth with both confidence and compassion * Simple ways ordinary believers can engage friends, coworkers, and family members about faith Eric shares practical tools to help Christians move from fear to confidence and reminds us that evangelism is often less about winning arguments and more about faithfully planting seeds. If you’ve ever felt unqualified, overwhelmed, or afraid to share your faith, this episode will encourage and equip you to start having gospel conversations right where you are. Because sometimes the most effective evangelism begins not with having all the answers—but with being willing to ask the right questions.

The Top 3 Ways to Destroy Motherhood

Motherhood is beautiful—but it can also become discouraging, exhausting, and overwhelming when we lose sight of what God designed it to be. In this episode of The Mamapologist, we talk about three powerful ways we can allow modern culture and wrong expectations to quietly destroy motherhood. From expecting perfection from ourselves and our children, to constantly focusing on how hard motherhood is, to ultimately missing the true purpose behind it all—we explore how Scripture reframes the calling of motherhood through humility, sanctification, and service to Christ. Using passages like Philippians 2:3–4, James 1:2–4, and Colossians 3:23–24, we discuss how motherhood exposes our selfishness, stretches our faith, and becomes one of God’s greatest tools to make us more like Jesus. This episode is an encouragement to tired moms who need the reminder that the hard moments are not meaningless—and that God sees every sacrifice, every sleepless night, and every act of love done for His glory.

The Truth About the New Abortion Pill Ruling

A new federal appeals court ruling on the abortion pill has sparked headlines—but what actually changed, and why does it matter? In this episode of The Mamapologist, we break down the truth about the latest mifepristone ruling—what the court decided, what it didn’t, and how it affects real women right now. This isn’t just about law or politics. It’s about safety, accountability, and the kind of care women truly deserve. We’ll walk through: * What the ruling actually says (not just the headlines) * How abortion pills are currently being prescribed and distributed * The concerns raised about medical oversight and patient safety * Why this issue matters if we genuinely care about protecting women—not just access This episode invites you to think deeper: Are we prioritizing convenience over care? And what does real compassion look like in this conversation? As always, this is a space to ask tough questions, seek truth, and think biblically about the world around us.

The Cultural Crisis Behind Abortion (and why we're losing!)

In this episode, we explore the growing mental health crisis and how it reflects a deeper cultural issue—the loss of purpose which leads to the devaluing of human life as hope fades, anxiety and despair rise. As Christians, we are called not just to recognize the problem, but to respond by sharing the truth, hope, and identity found in the gospel.

The Shroud of Turin: My Perspective and a Christian Response

Is the Shroud of Turin real—or is it a medieval forgery? And more importantly… how should Christians think about it? In this episode of the Mamapologist, we take a thoughtful, evidence-based look at one of the most debated artifacts in Christian history. We explore the scientific claims, historical questions, and theological implications surrounding the Shroud—and separate what’s compelling from what’s uncertain. But this episode isn’t just about the Shroud. It’s about how Christians should approach evidence, tradition, and truth without losing sight of the Gospel. Does the Shroud strengthen the case for the resurrection? Should Christians rely on artifacts like this? What does Scripture say about where our faith should rest? Join me as we think biblically, evaluate the evidence, and respond with both confidence and discernment.