Send us a textIn this meaningful conversation, Candace Nassar and author Greta Eskridge explore how adventure can strengthen family connection in a screen-saturated world. Greta, a mom of four, shares how simple, intentional adventures—both planned and spontaneous—have helped her build deeper relationships with her children.They discuss the impact of screens and busyness on family life, how to recognize signs of disconnection, and practical ways moms can create space for meaningful connection without adding pressure. This episode also reframes adventure as a spiritual practice, showing how shared experiences can deepen dependence on God and open the door to faith-filled conversations at home.TakeawaysAdventure is a way to cultivate family connection.Screens can create disconnection in family relationships.Creating intentional time for conversations is crucial.Misadventures can strengthen family bonds.Nature helps us connect with the Creator.Family adventures don't have to be extravagant.Simple activities can create lasting memories.Involving kids in planning adventures increases engagement.Connection comes from being present, not perfect.Recognizing signs of disconnection is the first step. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Adventure and Connection02:56 The Journey of Motherhood and Adventure05:59 The Impact of Screens on Family Connection08:59 Recognizing Signs of Disconnection12:09 Creating Space for Connection14:53 Practical Tips for Family Adventures18:03 The Role of Misadventures in Family Bonding20:54 Spiritual Practices Through Adventure26:43 Conclusion: Embracing Imperfection in ConnectionResourcesAdventuring Together by Greta Eskridge  BookGreta's 100 Days of adventure, ideas BookGreta Eskridge WebsiteMomQ CurriculumSupport the showDiscover more about MomQ