His House

Sadie Harris
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His House is a podcast for mothers in the thick of real life — the loud, lived-in, beautiful-mess years. It’s a space to breathe, to feel grounded again, and to remember that these ordinary days are more sacred than they seem and that this phase isn't a pause from connecting with Jesus but an invitation to be closer to Him than ever before. If you’re longing for awe, purpose, and a deeper sense of spirituality in your everyday rhythms… welcome to His House, where motherhood meets Jesus.

  1. 15 HR AGO

    Finding Joy Through Life's Unexpected Turns with Emi Naegle

    This week, I sit down with Emi Naegle—mom and content creator—who was diagnosed with peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) just days after having her first baby. In that first year navigating heart failure as a brand new mom, she walked through an incredibly heavy season of health challenges and loss. In this conversation, she shares how that experience changed the way she sees everyday life and deepened her relationship with Jesus Christ. We talk about what it really looks like to choose joy when life feels different than you planned, and how faith gives us the strength to keep moving forward. She also shares the simple, practical ways she brings light into her days—from small routines and micro traditions to creating beauty in the ordinary moments of motherhood. This episode is a gentle reminder that joy isn’t found in perfect circumstances—but can be created, one small thing at a time. Follow Emi on Instagram @emi.naegle "In The Strength of the Lord" by David A. Bednar Cozy: The Art of Arranging Yourself in the World by Isabel Gillies Sadie's Cozy List: Cold soda in a styrofoam cup Walking around art museums Beautiful tile Baby’s breath Driving in the rain Blasting music with the windows down and singing as loud as I can with the wind in my hair Kitchen dance parties while making dinner Denim Fresh white socks Cadbury eggs Wood fruit bowls Ponderosa pines The sound of lawn mowers in the summer The smell of freshly cut grass The shades of pink during sunset Cobblestone Chocolate zucchini cake Chicken noodle soup - klooshers Oversized hoodies Cameras Taking videos Looking at old pictures Looking at yearbooks and old letters Reading old journals Journaling Sitting at the temple Playing guitar (listening to my dad play guitar) Location scouting Tree tunnels Chain link fences 30 second cuddles Holding my kids Having a child/baby fall asleep on you Road trips Gas station candy Night runs and walks Street lights Stars & constellations Sleeping under the stars Crisp winter days after it’s snowed when the snow clings to the trees and crunches on the ground. Especially early morning walks on these days. Post it notes Blank page journals Laughing Listening to Taylor swift cds Percy Jackson & Harry Potter Raindrops rolling down the car window as you drive - watching the path it chooses to take Making wishes on dandelions Pebble ice in a hospital cup Fuzzy socks at night Doing my nails Scorching hot showers Hot bath and reading after a workout Shopping at the mall and eating pretzel bites

    1hr 4min

  2. 9 APR

    How to Keep Learning from General Conference

    If you left General Conference weekend feeling discouraged, unsatisfied, or just blank after trying to glean spiritual wisdom while also maintaining normal life with toddlers, you're not alone. In this solo episode of His House, I’m talking about practical ways to continue learning from General Conference, even if this weekend wasn't everything you'd hoped for. In this episode , I talk about how to truly treasure these messages, how to optimize our days to act on these invitations within the routines we already have, and some practical tips to deep dive into these talks. I can't wait for the next six months to really unpack these messages. I hope you're excited to join! Good News Brand Conference Helps

    30 min

  3. 2 APR

    When Easter Becomes Real with Katie Gallardo

    This week, I sit down to talk with Katie Gallardo about Easter and how it has become real to her over the past year. A year ago, Katie was a healthy mom of two little boys, living in San Francisco and filling her days with the beautiful chaos of motherhood. Today, she is a cancer survivor and a below-the-knee amputee after being diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma jsut days before Easter. In this conversation, Katie shares what it looked like to walk through diagnosis, chemotherapy, and amputation—all while raising young children—and how her relationship with Jesus Christ deepened. We talk about the questions that come when life doesn’t go the way you planned, what it means to worship God through pain, and how to notice the small miracles when you’re still waiting for the big ones. Because this episode is centered on Easter, we spend time talking about the Resurrection—not just as a doctrine, but as something deeply personal. What does it mean that Christ overcame death when you’ve had to face it so closely? How does “He lives” change when it becomes real in your own life? If you are in a season that feels heavy or uncertain, I hope this conversation helps you feel a little less alone—and reminds you that Christ is present in all of it. And for those listening who aren't in the middle of a trying season, I hope this makes Easter feel a little bit more real. Happy Easter! To follow Katie's journey, you can find her on Instagram.

    58 min

  4. 26 MAR

    Designing an Intentional Life With God with Dre Savage

    This week, I sit down with Dre Savage—wife, mom, and design lover—to talk about what it looks like to co-design an intentional life with God. She shares how becoming a mom forced her to slow down and start thinking more deeply about the kind of home, marriage, and spiritual life she wants to build. We talk about drifting versus choosing, the small areas of life we quietly neglect, and how learning to invite God into everyday decisions has changed the way she approaches her time, her relationships, and her priorities. If you’ve ever felt stretched, directionless, or unsure if your life reflects what matters most to you, I hope this episode reminds you that it’s never too late to start living more intentionally with God.

    56 min

  5. 19 MAR

    Cultivating Christlike Friendships in Motherhood with Paris Tews

    Motherhood can be one of the most beautiful seasons of life, and sometimes one of the most isolating. In this episode, I’m Paris Tews, co-host of Kindred Conversations, to talk about cultivating Christlike friendships in the thick of motherhood. In this episode, we discuss how to intentionally create a friend group, what it actually takes to build meaningful female friendships as adults, and how these relationships have shaped her experience as a mother. From initiating the first invitation to maintaining monthly girls’ nights and showing up in hard seasons, Paris shares some practical takeaways that anyone can immediately implement to start having more meaningful and Christlike friendships in this phase. If you’re feeling lonely in this phase of motherhood or just craving deeper connection, this conversation will leave you encouraged and equipped to both seek out and become the kind of friend who draws others closer to Christ.

    48 min

  6. 12 MAR

    Learning the Heart of Jesus from Our Children with Abby Wuthrich

    Throughout scripture, Jesus didn’t just tolerate children—He welcomed them, blessed them, and even pointed to them as examples of the kind of faith that belongs in the kingdom of God. In this episode, I'm joined by Abby Wuthrich—mom to 4, including cute Selah who deals with a variety of disabilities due to Congenital CMV—to talk about the surprising ways our children can teach us about the character of Christ if we slow down enough to notice. Through stories from motherhood— both beautiful and incredibly hard—we reflect on what it means to trust Jesus with the parts of life we never expected. One of the truths that kept coming up in our conversation came from Camille Johnson's thoughts shared in the 2026 Relief Society Devotional—we can do hard with Jesus, or we can do hard alone. The hard doesn’t disappear, but when we walk through it with Him, something sacred begins to happen—the hard becomes holy. This conversation is an invitation to pause, pay attention, and maybe even learn about Jesus from the little ones in your home.

    1hr 7min

  7. 5 MAR

    A Few of My Favorite Things (Winter)

    Welcome to the Favorite Things series! This will be a seasonal episode where I share a few things I've been loving lately, from routines and outings to insights from scripture. Here's a few of my favorites from winter: Currently changing into these pajamas as fast as humanly possible every night and then rereading my favorite childhood book series. Making this white chicken chili on repeat for months now and it's still just as good. Went on a 36-hour girls’ trip with few friends and it was just what I needed. Just a reminder to hang out with your girls outside of playdates.Implementing as much as I can from Hunt, Gather, Parent and already seeing such a difference in my home.Been thinking about the Hebrew word "avodah" which connects the ideas of work and worship. It’s helped me think differently about the ordinary things of life—motherhood, routines, caring for a home—and how those things can actually become a form of worship. Thanks for listening! Hope these episodes can feel like sitting at a favorite things party with friends and exchanging ideas for how to bring a little extra joy to your life.

    33 min

  8. 26 FEB

    Navigating Motherhood with a Chronic Illness with Whitney Claflin

    This week, I sit down with Whitney Claflin—mom to three girls—to talk about her journey with Multiple Sclerosis. Three and a half years ago, her life changed quickly and unexpectedly. She shares the real emotions of those early days—the anger, the fear, the grief—and how hard it was to feel like the mom she wanted to be when her body all the sudden had limits. We talk about surrender, doing the little things, and finding joy that has more to do with focus than circumstances. If you’re walking through chronic illness or any season that feels heavier than you expected, I hope this episode reminds you that you’re not alone—and that God is still here, meeting you right where you are. Hallelujah Even Here Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/monument-music/vivid-living License code: UQ68BS4BWEOXIIMN

    59 min
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His House is a podcast for mothers in the thick of real life — the loud, lived-in, beautiful-mess years. It’s a space to breathe, to feel grounded again, and to remember that these ordinary days are more sacred than they seem and that this phase isn't a pause from connecting with Jesus but an invitation to be closer to Him than ever before. If you’re longing for awe, purpose, and a deeper sense of spirituality in your everyday rhythms… welcome to His House, where motherhood meets Jesus.

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  • Creator
    Sadie Harris
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    17
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Sadie Harris
  • Show Website
    His House

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