What if our limitations weren't something to fight—but something to receive?

In this episode, we are joined by psychologist and mother of five, Katherine McFarlane, to explore the reality of coming up against our limits in life and in parenting. Together, we unpack how these moments—of impatience, exhaustion, and vulnerability—can become opportunities for growth, deeper relationships, and greater reliance on God.

With practical wisdom and honest insights, this conversation invites parents to see their limitations not as failures, but as part of the path to love.

Key Topics Discussed:

Reframing limitations as "skills not yet learned"
The connection between our weaknesses and our gifts
Why asking for help is essential in family life
The role of faith and stillness (Martha & Mary) in daily parenting
Recognising physical and emotional limits
Supporting each other as spouses and modelling this for children
Letting go of perfection and embracing the mess of family life

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31. How Do We Make Peace With Our Limits?