“We can't parent out of fear or out of hurt. We parent out of hope and out of truth.”

In this deeply personal and biblically grounded episode, Lori Lane shares how past pain can unknowingly shape our parenting—and what it looks like to move from reaction to redemption. Through honest reflection, she outlines three common patterns many parents fall into: reactive parenting, overcompensating, and avoidance. But she doesn’t stop there. With compassion and clarity, Lori points listeners back to Scripture as the transforming anchor, reminding us that healing begins not just with self-awareness, but with a renewed heart rooted in God’s truth.

Motherhood can be one of the most isolating seasons of life, and so many moms silently struggle with motherhood loneliness. In this episode, Lori Lane of Legacy Parenting opens up about her own journey through loneliness and the life-giving power of Titus 2 mentorship.

If you're feeling unseen, unsupported, or spiritually dry, this episode will remind you that you don’t have to walk this road alone. God designed us for community and growth—together.

In this episode of Legacy Parenting, John and Lori Lane unpack what biblical obedience really means and why simply demanding compliance isn’t enough. If we don’t teach the why, our kids will grow up following our rules - but not God’s truth.

If you’ve ever searched “How do you teach young children obedience?” or “The secret to make your kids obey you,” this conversation is for you. The answer isn’t fear, bribes, or repetition—it’s helping your children build their own faith-based understanding of obedience.

In this episode of Legacy Parenting, Lori Lane unpacks how faith-based principles for parenting can help families overcome the mental load of motherhood, reduce anxiety, and stay grounded even in the chaos of raising kids. We’re diving into:

If you’ve ever asked, “How does your marriage impact your children?” or felt the weight of the mental load of motherhood and the emotional pressure of parenting, this episode offers clarity and hope.