About in case i forget: Theology & Testimony for Busy Wives and Moms

it started with the Israelites . . .

I was reading through Exodus when I got to the part where the Israelites were complaining in the wilderness.

God had just sent ten plagues for their freedom. He literally walked them through two walls of ocean on dry ground.

I was mid-thought about how ridiculous that was when the Holy Spirit stopped me cold. . .

"Miki. You literally do the same thing."

And out of that moment of conviction, in case i forget was born.

this space is for you if . . .

You have described yourself as pouring from an empty cup.

You have felt lonely in a room full of people.

You have known that God is faithful but at times felt forgotten.

You have wanted to deepen your faith but struggled to find the time.

You have sat in church feeling fed yet still hungry.

You have wanted real connections with women but could not find them.

You are not broken. You need a reminder that you are known and not alone.

That is what this is.

group of women laughing on stairs
group of women laughing on stairs

The world calls women like you busy.

Busy wife. Busy mom. Busy woman.

While that is not wrong, busy does not capture all that you are.

You are not just busy. You are anchored.

An anchored woman is committed to the Word and supportive of her sisters.

This community is built for the woman who is still on her journey.

what you will find here. . .

A podcast that takes theology seriously and your life seriously at the same time.

in case i forget is a weekly podcast where we talk theology and testimony — because we overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony (Revelation 12:11) and because real doctrine shows up in real life. In your marriage. In your motherhood. In the way you respond when the hard thing happens at 7am on a Tuesday.

A snail mail community built on the most countercultural thing we can do right now ---> write each other letters.

The 7 Letters Club is a 14-week letter writing community where you are placed in a circle of seven women, given everything you need to write seven letters, and invited to receive seven letters in return.

It is community that costs something. In the best possible way.

Learn more at theologyandtestimony.com/the-7-letters-club.

Free resources that give you something to hold onto between episodes.

Designed to print out and stick on your fridge or tuck into your Bible.

Check show notes for resources, but there is a dedicated page coming soon.

a group of people standing in a circle holding hands
a group of people standing in a circle holding hands
Miki McGarry
Founder / Host

about Miki

I am a wife, a mom of three, a small business owner, a Liberty University student, and the daughter of missionaries who have spent 21 years serving a community in La Gonâve, Haiti through a clinic, a church, a school, and an orphanage. I grew up watching my parents trust God with things that had no business working out — and watching Him show up anyway. That is where the faith came from.

I am not a pastor. I am not a seminary professor. I am a woman who has been in the Word long enough to know that it changes you . . . and I cannot stop talking about it.

I teach from the leading of the Holy Spirit using Logos Bible Software for all of my theological research. I do not use AI to generate my teaching content. What you hear on this podcast was studied, prayed over, and brought to you as faithfully as I know how.

I am still learning. I will always tell you that. And I will always encourage you to take what I say back to the Word and see it for yourself. That is not a disclaimer. That is the whole point.

a note on Hope for Bethesda

My parents have spent 21 years serving the community of La Gonâve, Haiti through their organization Hope for Bethesda. They have built a clinic, a church, a school, and an orphanage in a place where most people said nothing could be built.

One time my mom had a dream about where to dig a well. They dug where she said. They hit water. Over a thousand people showed up to see it.

That is the faith I grew up watching. That is the God I cannot stop talking about.

If you want to learn more about Hope for Bethesda and the work they are doing in Haiti, I will always have a link in the show notes.

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"And Samuel took a stone and set it up between Mizpah and Shen and called its name Ebenezer, for he said, 'Till now the Lord has helped us.'"
— 1 Samuel 7:12 ESV