Megan Brown

Megan B. Brown is a seasoned military spouse, mother of four, and military missionary. She is the Founder and Executive Director of MilSpo Co.- a military nonprofit focused on the intentional discipleship of today's military community. Throughout Megan's journey as a military missionary, her ministry has been recognized with the Air Force Lifetime Volunteer Excellence Award and has earned her the 2016 Armed Forces Insurance Keesler Air Force Base Military Spouse of the Year Award. Her mission is to recruit, raise up, and release military connected women to live on mission for Jesus. Her books, "Summoned" and "Know What You Signed Up For" have been released by Moody Publishers in Chicago. She lives in south Mississippi with her husband, MSgt Keith Brown, and their four energetic kiddos. To learn more or connect with Megan, visit www.milspoco.com.

Somewhere They Know Your Name: The Unexpected Gift of Becoming a Regular

After years of PCS moves, temporary addresses and starting over, there is something almost embarrassingly comforting about walking into a… Read More

You’re Doing the Dang Thing: Why Military Spouses Need to Celebrate All the Small Wins

You’re Doing the Dang Thing: Why Military Spouses Need to Celebrate the Small Wins Military life has given me a… Read More

When Did Exhausted Become Normal? 10 Signs You’re Running on Fumes

The “After Action Report” By Megan B. Brown I once sat in my car in the driveway for an embarrassingly… Read More

You Probably Don’t Need a Bubble Bath: 4 Realistic Self-Care Ideas for Military Spouses

Every September, somewhere on the internet, a woman with an immaculate bathroom will suggest that I solve my exhaustion with… Read More

The Messy Middle: Why Military Spouses Shouldn’t Quit Before They Begin

Personal Growth, Failure & Military Spouse Life I have almost quit several of the things I love most. I almost… Read More

The Freedom We Forgot to Want

The hardest question transition asked me wasn't what I was going to do next. It wasn't about careers, retirement, finances,… Read More

Mississippi Girls Wrestle on History’s Mat in Washington, D.C.

This June, five Mississippi wrestlers stood in the heart of our nation’s capital, training alongside one of the greatest athletes… Read More

Charliemadison Labs: A New Resource for Women Building Businesses in Real Life

For more than a decade, CharlieMadison Originals has been known throughout the military spouse community for creating meaningful jewelry that… Read More

The Summer We Stopped Pretending We Were Fine

There is a particular kind of exhaustion that military spouses know intimately. It’s the kind where your nervous system becomes… Read More

The Military Taught Me How to Survive Summer—Not Enjoy It

Five Ways to Romanticize Your Summer Survival For years, summer felt less like a season and more like a tactical… Read More

Military Kids Don’t Get “Easy” Summers

Five Ways to Support Your Military Kids Through PCS Season For many military kids, summer doesn’t mean relaxation. It means… Read More

The Military Raised You Too

When Hannah, our oldest, was five years old, she started kindergarten without her dad. That sentence sounds small when written… Read More

It’s Your Turn Now: The Myth of Getting Your Life Back After the Military

For twenty years, I heard some version of the same promise. “One day, it will be your turn.” It came… Read More

“You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup” Is Not a Strategy

I was sitting with a friend who isn’t part of the military community when she said it: “You know… you… Read More

The Identity We Postponed: Who Are You When the Mission Ends?

Before military life, I was a little wild. Not reckless—just alive in a way that didn’t ask for permission. I… Read More

Strong Women Still Break

I have always been the one who holds it together. When things go bad, I don’t panic. I don’t fall… Read More

Decision Fatigue: When Your Entire Life Resets Every Three Years

Military families get very good at starting over. New town.New house.New schools.New doctors.New grocery store.New church.New friends. And if you’re… Read More

You’re Not Burned Out. You’re Depleted.

For a long time, I thought I was burned out. That seemed like the most reasonable explanation. Military life is… Read More