Podcast: Famous At Home

All of our emotions, including anger, are a God-given gift. They allow us to learn what is healthy and unhealthy, where we have been wronged, or whether or not we need to set boundaries. The way we react to our anger has the power to either damage our…

With the upcoming release date for Josh and Christi’s new children’s book, What Do I Do with Anger? , they walk you through the book and the various ways to help your children manage their anger.

In this episode, they talk about:

* The…

Welcome to a brand new season of the Famous at Home podcast! Josh and Christi are back in full swing and officially making their YouTube debut for this upcoming podcast season. Do you watch podcasts on YouTube? Be sure to subscribe to their channel.

If you have kids and you’ve tried reading the Bible to them, you might know where this is going. Getting our kids to not just read the Bible, but to actually enjoy God’s story and message is not easy. Trying to instill the message of a Bible story in t…

With kids and full schedules, it’s all too easy to feel like you’re drowning, even on your best days as a parent. Managing family, work, rest, and community is overwhelming, especially if there’s no weekly rhythm in place.

This episode has not only inspired our family, but it’s put us into action more than we could have ever imagined! We are simplifying our lives and it feels so good. We feel more settled, free, and focused. But why is it that it took donating and gettin…

Having a mission is what guides us. Without mission, we wander. In the finale episode of our journey through the Famous at Home book, we discuss chapter 16: The Power of Showing Up: Your Family Mission. In this episode,

We all live by a set of values. And how we spend our time exposes those values. The question we all must ask ourselves as we lead our families is this: Do our lives reflect what we say we value or want to value? In this episode,

We all live by rhythms. Some healthy. Some unhealthy. For most of us, we live day-by-day without even thinking about whether our rhythms are life-giving for our family. Setting new rhythms certainly takes some effort.