Episode #008
Sendy Mom Kimberly Jonas talks about parenting, traveling with children, biking, and doing hard things.
“You can’t give from an empty cup.”
Kimberly Jonas
Meet my Guest:
Kim Jonas is one of my fearless friends. She is as at home in a group of people “working the room” as she is ministering to the one. She is fearless defender of motherhood and her role as teacher and role model for her children. Kim’s family have developed traditions that bind their family together that include sendy things like traveling to Europe on bikes with her husband and five children, the youngest at only 9 years old. Taking opportunities to teach their children every day about things their family values, the Jonas’s deliberately take moments to build courage, resilience, and humility in their children. I learn so much from my friend, Kim in this episode. Enjoy our chat! Isn’t it fun to be a spider in the room?









“You can do something that frightens you.”
Kimberly Jonas
What you’ll Hear:
- A Sendy mom is someone who does things that frighten them.
- Self-care is essential for being able to give to others.
- Balancing life and self-care can be challenging but rewarding.
- Teaching children to take risks is important for their growth.
- Family dynamics play a crucial role in shaping children’s experiences.
- Navigating life’s challenges can provide valuable lessons for families.
- Education and personal growth are lifelong pursuits.
- Finding balance in motherhood requires intentionality and purpose.
- Physical activities can enhance mental health and family bonding.bein
- Creating traditions helps strengthen family connections.
“You can’t give from an empty cup”
“We’re going to roll with the punches.”
“You can do something that frightens you.”
Mentioned in the Show:

Tattoos on the Heart by Gregory Boyle

26.2 to Life on ESPN and Hulu

The Small and the Mighty by Sharon McMahon

Here’s Where it Gets Interesting with Sharon McMahon
Sendy Spotlight:
“You can never learn that Christ is all you need, until Christ is all you have.”
-Corrie ten Boom (1892-1983)
If you loved this episode, try:
Ep 015 – Gretchen Hymas – Fierce Family Love and the Ministry of Just Showing Up
Ep 034 – Candace Berquist – Parenting Complex Needs, TBI, and Choosing Empathy with Candace Berquist
Ep 043 – Kim Dodds – How to Say Yes When Life Feels Unfair: Raising Special Needs Kids, Cancer, and Loss
Ep 013 – Ans Brouwer – Aging Sendy: Lessons from a WWII Survivor at 81

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