My name is Robin Hosier, and before anything else, I am a child of God. I’m married to one of the best men in the world, and together we’ve been blessed with three amazing kids. I spent six years teaching in the classroom before stepping into the wild and wonderful world of homeschooling—don’t worry, I promise I’m not that weird. I’m also currently pursuing my Master’s in New Testament at Northern Seminary.

A few years ago, I started a mom’s group at our former church. I genuinely believe God called me to create a space for moms of every age and season—a place where women could connect deeply and have real conversations about the hard, honest things we walk through. Serving those moms alongside some incredible women was one of the greatest joys of my life. When we moved on from that church, the ministry I loved so deeply came to an end. And let’s be honest… church hurt is real.

But my love for people—and their stories—never left. I believe some of the most meaningful moments happen when we gather with a favorite drink or treat and simply talk. Stories told with honesty and vulnerability, full of laughter, love, and sometimes tears. Stories about where we’ve been, where we are now, and the hope we still hold for the future.

Out of that heart was born Robin’s Nest—a space for real stories, real connection, and real faith. A place where people can show up as they are and know they’re not alone.

I’m passionate about creating spaces where stories make room for healing, connection, and grounded, authentic faith. Through speaking, podcasting, and online community, I share practical wisdom, honest conversations, and biblical truth to help people feel seen, supported, and strengthened.

What began as a simple desire to encourage women has grown into a space where people from all backgrounds can breathe, process, and rediscover hope. My work blends teaching, storytelling, a bit of humor, and gentle spiritual formation—always rooted in warmth, honesty, and the belief that God meets us right in the middle of our real, messy, beautiful lives.