We’re bringing you our New Year’s edit of “Add to Cart” by letting you know what Things We’re Taking With Us Into 2026! As per usge, we share our favorite items that won’t leave your bank account overdrawn because we, like you, live in the real world, on real budgets, in a real recession. Join us for our conversation about our current favorite things that we cannot live without in 2026! All items are linked below.

In today’s episode, we are wrapping up 2025 with some of our favorite little humans, our girls: Emery, Malynne (Mae Mae), and Mikah (Bubba Cakes). Listen as we recap Christmas, talk about a couple movie and tv recs, and dream ahead into 2026. (Hint: one of us might become a basketball star! Spoiler: it’s NOT Juice!) Happy New Year! We are believing God for VERY good things this year!

Merry Christmas!!! Today, we wrap up the Advent season with Love. God showed His love for us by sending His Son, and we pray that as you walk into 2026, you take Advent with you, knowing you are covered in hope, peace, joy, and love every season, regardless of circumstances, because Christ is the source.

Today, we focus on the third element of Advent–Joy! Some seasons joy is overflowing, yet other seasons it seems joy feels so far away you never think you’ll smile again. Advent season is the perfect time to stop and focus on joy, whether you’re celebrating its presence or choosing to actively find it in the small things.

Today we continue to unpack the Advent season, focusing on peace. This time of year it’s easy to get overwhelmed and bombarded with all of the events on the calendar, the preparation for Christmas morning, and sometimes feel like we are in a chaotic whirlwind. Join our conversation as we enter a shift in focus from all the noise to the only source of true peace.

In today’s episode, we begin unpacking the Advent season, starting with Hope. It feels as if everyone could use some hope right now, so it’s the perfect time to posture our hearts towards the One who is our only hope. Resources mentioned: Blueletterbible.org Biblegateway.com

In this episode, we are joined by Sisters On The Same Page, Lauren and Lindi, as we wrap up November's book club pick, "In Five Years" by Rebecca Serle, and review all the books we read together in 2025. We all share our favorite books we've enjoyed this year, and The Sisters also leave us with several recommendations to add to your TBR to enjoy over the upcoming holiday season! Book Club 2025 Books: February: “The Wedding People” by Alison Espach March: “Wedding Dashers” by Heather McBreen April: “Say You’ll Remember Me” by Abby Jimenez May: “One Golden Summer” by Carley Fortune & “Wild Dark Shore” by Charlotte McConaghy June: “The Beach Trap” by Ali Brady July: “The Summer We Ran” by Audrey Ingram August: “Broken Country” by Clare Leslie Hall September: “The Bright Years” by Sarah Damoff October: “Sometimes I Lie” by Alice Feeney November: “In Five Years” by Rebecca Serle Favorite Books of 2025 for Lindi: “Finding Grace” by Loretta Rothschild “The Best Man’s Ghostwriter” by Matthew Starr “All the Colors of the Dark” by Chris Whitaker “Broken Country” by Claire Leslie Hall “The Bright Years” by Sarah Damoff “The Academy” by Elin Hilderbrand and Shelby Cunningham Favorite Books of 2025 for Lauren: “Count My Lies” by Sophie Stava “One Golden Summer” by Carley Fortune “The Ghostwriter” by Julie Clark “The Seven Year Slip” by Ashley Poston “In Five Years” by Rebecca Serle Books to read in December: “My Merry Mistake” by Courtney Walsh “The Christmas Ring” by Karen Kingsbury (Movie out now) “How My Neighbor Stole Christmas” by Meghan Quinn With Sequel: “Merry Christmas, You Filthy Animal” by Meghan Quinn “The Christmas Tree Farm” by Laurie Gilmore “Wreck the Halls” by Tessa Bailey “In a Holidaze” by Christina Lauren “Lovelight Farms” by B.K. Borison “Holiday Romance” by Catherine Walsh “The Christmas Guest” by Sally Royer-Derr (psych thriller/romance mix) “Merry Ex-Mas” by Courtney Walsh “Emergency Contact” by Lauren Layne “Winter Street” by Elin Hilderbrand “The Family Game” by Catherine Steadman (thriller at Christmas time)

In today’s episode, we finish our series on thanksgiving. Jenn looks into the Hebrew word for “thanks”, and we are blown away at how dense the word is and what it ultimately means. Jes takes us into the “Hallel Psalms” and reminds us that God wants us to remember all that he has done for us; His promises were true yesterday, are true today, and are still true tomorrow. We wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving, and if you find yourself in a season where giving thanks is a sacrifice, we hope the words God has put on our hearts to share will reach you and remind you that you are not alone. Our words may fail us, but God’s word never will. If you have nothing to offer, just say, “Thanks.”

In today’s episode, we continue our miniseries on thankfulness. Join us in this conversation as we dive into David’s Psalms for inspiration. It’s not every season of life that thanks just rolls out of our hearts, but God’s Word is always a constant and trustworthy place to look for words when you can’t form your own.

This month holds Thanksgiving, but a national holiday shouldn’t be the only day we give thanks. Today, we begin a little miniseries focusing on giving thanks by reminiscing about Mom’s 70th birthday party. Join our conversation as we share all the things we are thankful for during and around this special event. God is so good, and He’s in the big and small things. Sometimes we just have to slow down and remember to give thanks.

It's the last Thursday of the month, and that means we're joined by the Sisters on the Same Page to discuss October's book pick: "Sometimes I Lie" by Alice Feeney. Join our conversation as we give our thoughts and opinions on the novel, as well as hear what Lauren and Lindi chose to read in November.

Today, we celebrate our mom’s 70th birthday. Linda Mae, what an honor it is to have you as a mom. Everyone should be so lucky. Listen as we share some fun facts about the year of our Lord…and Mom…1955, along with some of our favorite things about this wonderful woman we get to call Mom. To know her is to love her. We adore you, Mom! Happy birthday!

If you want to know what Jenn ‘n Juice are watching, reading, or listening to this fall, join our conversation today, where we share our digital “add to cart”. We think you might enjoy our picks, too! Jenn’s Picks: PSA: Use food apps for discounts and freebies! Prime: The Terminalist: The Dark Wolf (Taylor Kitsch, Chris Pratt, Luke Hemsworth) Hulu: Switching Gears (Tim Allen) Netflix: Wednesday (great time to start or binge) Podcast: Wise Crack with Payne Lindsey and Jodi Tovay Music: Forrest Frank Books: “The Club” by Ellery Lloyd; “I See You’ve Called In Dead” by John Kenney Juice’s Picks: Hulu TV Series: The Bear, Season 4 Prime TV Series: The Summer I Turned Pretty, Season 3 (final season) Prime TV Series: The Terminalist: The Dark Wolf Netflix TV Series: Leanne Netflix TV Series: Black Rabbit Podcast: Wise Crack ; The Bulletin (Christianity Today) ; The Diary of a CEO (Steven Bartlett) Books: “The Academy” by Elin Hildebrand & Shelby Cunningham ; “Party of Liars” by Kelsey Cox Music: Taylor Swift

Today, we are sharing a few of our current fall 2025 faves. Join our conversation about what’s in our carts and click the links in the Show Notes if you’d like to “add to cart” for gifts or a little treat for yourself!

Today we take the plunge on a new idea…cold scrollin’ with Jenn ‘n Juice! Join us as we grab our phones and dive straight into Instagram, scrolling together, sharing all the funny, dumb, serious, medical, and news reels and posts that are hitting our feeds.

In this episode, we are joined by our favorite Sisters On The Same Page, where we discuss September’s book club pick, “The Bright Years” by Sarah Damoff Join us on the page and listen on the last Thursday of every month as we discuss these amazing reads and laugh ‘til your cheeks hurt! Join us on the page in October for a thriller. And, yes, you can handle this one - it's not scary! “Sometimes I Lie” by Alice Feeney My name is Amber Reynolds. There are three things you should know about me: 1. I’m in a coma. 2. My husband doesn’t love me anymore. 3. Sometimes I lie. Amber wakes up in a hospital. She can’t move. She can’t speak. She can’t open her eyes. She can hear everyone around her, but they have no idea. Amber doesn’t remember what happened, but she has a suspicion her husband had something to do with it. Alternating between her paralyzed present, the week before her accident, and a series of childhood diaries from twenty years ago, this brilliant psychological thriller asks: Is something really a lie if you believe it's the truth?

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. We are committed to bringing awareness to the topic of suicide prevention and assistance for suicide loss survivors navigating the waves of grief. This week, we hear from our friend, pastor, counselor, and fellow suicide loss survivor, Jay Mayo. Jay is the founder of the Epic Warrior Foundation, a 501(c)3 that exists to help equip, empower, and encourage First Responders in their daily battle to serve and protect. You can get involved, give to, or find out more about the Epic Warrior Foundation at www.epicwarrior.org We invite you to join us for these episodes - we know they are a difficult listen! - but please - take breaks when you need to - but most importantly: SHARE this episode and important topic with your friends, colleagues, and family. Suicide Prevention – Lifeline number is 988

Jerry Don “JD” Johnson : September 13, 1960 - June 16, 2005 If we could say one more thing to him it would be: We love you; please stay. Suicide Prevention – Lifeline number is 988 September is National Suicide Prevention Month. We are committed to bringing awareness to the topic of suicide prevention and assistance for suicide loss survivors navigating the waves of grief. Each September we will bring you a series around the topic of suicide prevention, awareness, and loss. National Suicide Prevention Week is September 7-13 September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day We invite you to join us for these episodes - we know they are a difficult listen! - but please - take breaks when you need to - but most importantly: SHARE this episode and important topic with your friends, colleagues, and family.

In honor of September being National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, we’re talking about mental health and areas that can lead to decline, specifically comparison, and how it can negatively affect your mental health. Join us as we discuss how comparison is a killer, but also ways to overcome this struggle. **Suicide Prevention Hotline: 988**

In this episode, we are joined by our favorite Sisters On The Same Page, where we discuss August’s book club pick, “Broken Country” by Clare Leslie Hall. Spoiler alert, we 10/10 recommend! We also find out September’s book, “The Bright Years” by Sarah Damoff, along with some honorable mentions we’ve enjoyed (“A Court of Thorns and Roses” series by Sarah J. Maas). Join us on the page and listen on the last Thursday of every month as we discuss these amazing reads and laugh ‘til your cheeks hurt!