The MOM Show with Courtney Doyle

Through experiences both comical and trying, Courtney encourages mothers to live authentic, honest lives. Journey with her as she unmasks the expectations of motherhood and leans in to God's design not only for us personally but for our children.

The MOM Show with Courtney Doyle is a religion podcast hosted by Courtney Doyle, with 227 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Courtney Doyle hosts The MOM Show with Courtney Doyle, a religion show with 227 episodes published.

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  The MOM Show with Courtney Doyle

  230~Loving Your Child Without Losing Yourself

  Sep 29, 202622 min

  When your child is struggling, it can feel impossible to be okay when they're not. Following last week's conversation with Tara Norbeck, author of Dear Mom of an Addict , Courtney continues the conversation about what happens when a child's struggle begins to consume the entire family. In this episode, Courtney talks honestly about the fear, hypervigilance, guilt, and exhaustion that can come with loving a child through addiction—and the important reminder that experiencing joy while your child is hurting does not mean you love them any less. You'll also hear about setting healthy boundaries, Tara's reminder that we can have "unconditional love with conditional support," and the three truths every parent needs to remember: I didn't cause it. I can't control it. I can't cure it. Courtney also shares one of the most powerful lessons from Tara's story: learning to place our hope in the Healer, not only in the healing. In This Episode Loving your child without losing yourself Why joy is not betrayal Helping vs. enabling Setting boundaries without withholding love The three C's of addiction Separating your child from their struggle Moving from "what if" to "even if" Finding hope and peace when recovery isn't a straight line Scripture Psalm 34:18 — "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted…" You are allowed to live, laugh, love your family, care for yourself, and experience joy even while someone you love is struggling. Connect with Courtney Instagram: @courtneydoyle_8 Website: Courtney Doyle Ministries Join the MOM 101 Facebook Group Subscribe to The Mom Show on YouTube

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  229~Dear Mom of an Addict with Tara Norbeck

  Sep 22, 202647 min

  When Tara Norbeck discovered that her 17-year-old son was struggling with addiction, everything she thought she knew about motherhood changed. In this episode of The Mom Show, Tara shares the painful reality of walking through addiction, psychiatric hospitalizations, overdoses, and the fear of constantly waiting for the next crisis. She also opens up about the guilt she carried as a mom, the impact addiction had on her marriage and other children, and what she had to learn about boundaries, enabling, and letting go of the responsibility to fix what she could not control. Tara shares powerful truths from her book, Dear Mom of an Addict: Ten Truths You Need to Know to Parent Your Addicted Child and Reclaim Hope , including the three C's: I didn't cause it. I can't control it. I can't cure it. Courtney and Tara also talk about unconditional love with conditional support, separating your child from the disease, caring for the entire family, and why secrecy only deepens the shame surrounding addiction. Most importantly, Tara shares how she learned to stop placing her hope solely in her son's recovery and instead place it in God: "I had to put my hope in the Healer and not necessarily in the healing." If you are walking alongside a child or loved one struggling with addiction, this conversation is a reminder that you are not alone—and there is still hope. Connect with Tara: Website: taranorbeck.com Instagram: @taranorbeck Facebook: @tara.norbeck Tara's Books: Dear Mom of an Addict: Ten Truths You Need to Know to Parent Your Addicted Child and Reclaim Hope God Loves You Most Connect with Courtney: Instagram: @courtneydoyle_8 Website: www.courtneydoyleministries.com Join the MOM 101 Facebook Group: Click here

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  228~What Shame Wants You to Keep Secret

  Sep 15, 202621 min

  Last week's conversation with Ashley Martin sparked a deeper question: What are we keeping hidden because we're afraid of what people might think? Shame tells us to hide. It convinces us that if people really knew our struggles, failures, or past, they might see us differently. But there is a difference between privacy and secrecy—and some things were never meant to be carried alone. In this episode, Courtney talks about how shame keeps us isolated, the difference between guilt and shame, and why bringing our struggles into the light with God and a trusted person can be the first step toward freedom. She also shares why being honest about our own imperfect stories can help create safer relationships with our children and remind them that failure does not cancel God's forgiveness, redemption, or purpose. In This Episode The difference between privacy and secrecy How shame keeps us isolated Guilt vs. shame Why confession can lead to healing Finding a safe person to trust Talking honestly with our children about our past Allowing God to redeem the parts of our story we wish we could erase Scriptures Mentioned Psalm 32 James 5:16 1 John 1:7 At the end of September, Courtney will also be giving away signed books from this month's guests, including Ashley Martin's Lost No More and Tara Norbeck's Dear Mom of an Addict . Follow along on social media for giveaway details. Your secret does not get the final word. Your shame does not get the final word. Your past does not get the final word. God does. Connect with Courtney Instagram: @courtneydoyle_8 Listen and subscribe to The Mom Show Join the MOM 101 Facebook Group

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  227~Lost No More: Finding Freedom, Faith & Hope After Addiction with Ashley Martin

  Sep 8, 202631 min

  What happens when the thing you once turned to for comfort becomes the very thing keeping you from freedom? In this powerful conversation, Ashley Martin shares her journey from nearly two decades of alcohol addiction to more than 12 years of sobriety, a renewed relationship with God, and a life she now describes as thriving—not simply surviving. Ashley opens up about the moment she finally surrendered, entering treatment, facing the shame and secrets of her past, and discovering that God could use even the most broken parts of her story for good. We also talk about the three pillars Ashley continues to practice every day— surrender, prayer, and service —and how they help her protect her sobriety, her peace, and her relationship with God. In this episode, we discuss: Recognizing when alcohol or another coping mechanism has taken control Why addiction doesn't have a certain "look" Breaking free from shame and refusing to hide your past The role surrender played in Ashley's recovery Raising children honestly when addiction is part of your family story Choosing faith over fear when addiction runs in the family Ashley's three daily pillars: surrender, prayer, and service The difference between simply surviving and truly thriving How God can redeem and use the parts of your story you once wanted to hide Ashley reminds us that there is always hope . No matter where you've been or what choices are behind you, God has not left you—and your story is not beyond His redemption. Connect with Ashley: Website: www.ashleymartinministry.com Instagram: @ashleymartinministry Book: Lost No More Connect with Courtney: Instagram: @courtneydoyle_8 Website: www.courtneydoyleministries.com Join the MOM 101 Facebook Group: Click here

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  226~When Addiction Touches Your Family: What Every Mom Needs to Know

  Sep 1, 202630 min

  Addiction doesn't just affect the person struggling, it impacts the entire family. In this episode for National Recovery Month, Courtney shares important statistics about teen substance use, warning signs parents should watch for, the dangers of fentanyl and counterfeit pills, and practical steps to take if you suspect your child may be struggling. She also shares from her own family's experience with addiction and the difficult balance of loving your child, setting boundaries, seeking help, and surrendering what you cannot control to God. This episode is not meant to create fear, but to help moms become aware, prepared, prayerful, and hopeful. In This Episode • Warning signs of substance use • What parents need to know about fentanyl • How addiction affects the whole family • Helping vs. enabling • When and where to seek professional help • Trusting God for wisdom, peace, and hope Find Help SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) Treatment Locator: FindTreatment.gov 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 Partnership to End Addiction: drugfree.org Emergency or suspected overdose: Call 911 Scriptures James 1:5 Philippians 4:6–7 Proverbs 3:5–6 Throughout September, The Mom Show will continue the conversation about addiction and recovery with Ashley Martin, author of Lost No More and Tara Norbeck, author of Dear Mom of an Addict . Addiction may become part of your family's story, but it does not have to write the ending. Connect with Courtney Instagram: @courtneydoyle_8 Courtney Doyle Ministries MOM 101 Facebook Group

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