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Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcasts: We have an incredible country, and we need to share our heritage with our children. Author Rebecca Price Janney offered fun ways to instill an appreciation of our founding fathers.

Technology has made our lives much easier but has created dangers we never faced before. John DiGirolamo has researched the problem and written several books. In this Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast, he informs parents about the problem. Tune in next week for tips on protecting your child

Have you noticed your spouse thinks differently? Pam and Bill Farrell, author of Men are Like Waffles and Women are Like Spaghetti, discuss how we communicate and offer tips for truly connecting.

Mason and his sister move to Marietta, GA to live with their grandfather while their father serves overseas. Mason isn't happy about losing all his friends. However, he finds a true treasure in "Penny," a coin who is alive.

Dr. Stephen Meyer was a guest on Heart of the Matter, and he shared about his latest book, Return of the God Hypothesis. Dr. Meyers explained recent scientific discoveries leading scientists to rethink origins.

We all need sleep, but busy moms may not get enough. Often they cannot sleep when they go to bed. You feel terrible when you stay awake all night. There's hope! Author Sarah Hamaker shared her tips for getting a good night's rest. Heart of the Matter Radio gets to the core of the topic women need and offers God's timeless wisdom. Find the host at https://clsimmons.com

How distressing to see your adult child make choices you disagree with. What's a parent to do? Author Sharon Elliott shared her story and explained how she handled the disappointment. Heart of the Matter Radio Podcast gets to the core of the issue and offers God timeless wisdom. Contact the hostess: https://clsimmons.com

We all want a warm relationship with our family, but we have to compete with technology. Author and Coach Linda Goldfarb offered fantastic new ideas to captivate your child. Start building memories with your family. Cynthia L Simmons hosts Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast weekly to tackle tough problems moms face. https://clsimmons.com

How come kids act up when we don't have time to deal with them or when they embarrass you? Author Linda Goldfarb offers new ideas to handle that wayward child. Cynthia L Simmons hosts Heart of the Matter Podcast/Radio weekly to assist moms with topics they face in our crazy upside down world.

The Civil War and the loss of life weighed heavily on President Lincoln. He wanted the war to end, and he was elated when the Union won the battle of Gettysburg. "Mrs. Lincoln" visited from the past to tell his story.

In this video, Cynthia plays a colonist from the time period to give a feel for life during this era. Delegates signed the Constitution on Sep 17, 1787. They had debated the various issues for weeks and almost gave up. However, they were encouraged to pray, and that helped them break through to appropriate compromises. This document is the longest lasting document in the world.

Mavian and Cynthia had feedback from homeschool moms and college kids. What do you kids need to know before they are ready to face the world? How can we prepare them?

It's easy to love a new baby who smiles and cuddles. However, loving a disobedient child who is pushing your buttons gets tough. Cynthia and her assistant, Mavian chat about how to mother well.

Some people today want to avoid the past since it represents things they disagree with or would like to forget. Is there any value to history? What does it add to your child's education?

Mavian Arocha-Rowe and Cynthia L Simmons discuss what moms are talking about. This video covers why teach the Old Testament. All those laws don't seem to apply, especially Leviticus. What's the point?

Cynthia L. Simmons loves young women, moms, and homeschool moms and tells stories from the past and today, she relates our lesson with the story of Dr. Semmelweis, who was labeled the protector of mothers. Other doctors persecuted him because he advocated hospital staff to wash their hands between patients... but, in reality he revolutionized with wisdom.

Everyone is edgy these days. Covid forced us to social distance and wear masks. The election added lots of stress. Plus, the world around us is changing. How can we stay calm? How can we keep small things small? Cynthia gives tips on keeping a long-term perspective.

Busy moms who are taking care of kids, running errands, staying on top of parenting can get exhausted. Cynthia shares the importance of having fun to decrease stress.

Do you ever worry about living in an upside down world? Today, people say wrong is right and right is wrong, and they overlook truth. Habakkuk felt the same way in the Old Testament, and he told God he was mad. How should we handle this chaos? Cynthia gives guidance for living in a world gone crazy.

Mavian Arocha-Rowe, my assistant, and I discuss topics women are talking about. Here's the most recent. How do moms model living under an authority they might not agree with? We want our children to be respectful, but what if we don't feel that way?

Author Cynthia L. Simmons together with editor and teacher Mavian Arocha-Rowe chat about topics moms are talking about, today. How do you explain to your child about telling the truth when they hear other people lying... everywhere, including mass media? How do you encourage them to have integrity and honesty?

In light of the violence at the Capitol this week, Cynthia L Simmons and Mavian Arocha-Rowe discussed what to do when you no longer feel safe. Anxiety and depression envelope us so easily. However, we can rest in the LORD who spoke the world into existence.

Great new historical fiction mystery from Elk Lake Publishing by award-winning author, Cynthia L Simmons. A page turner! Second book in the Gold Series.

We cannot mother without the guidance and wisdom of the Lord because the world pulls so hard on our children. However, you can pray while you clean, cook, wash dishes, and so on!

#Momlife Chat is a weekly conversation between author Cynthia L. Simmons and editor and teacher Mavian Arocha-Rowe to help moms and homeschool moms. This week we talked about helping your child get things on paper. It's not about using a particular curriculum either. Understand your child and his/her needs.