Podcast: Famous At Home

Making his Famous at Home podcast debut is Josh and Christi’s son, Landon. In what you’ll find to be quite an endearing episode, Landon joins his Dad this week to talk about making Christmas count. With Advent just around the corner,

When your time, attention, and energy are pulled in so many directions, how do you have anything left to give your family? By the end of the day, it may feel like your spouse and kids need more from you than you have to give.

Emotions are the gateway to the heart. When we use words that communicate emotion in our home, the environment changes. In this episode, Josh and Christi talk about why it’s important to understand the difference between emotions and feelings,

One of the biggest challenges we face, as parents, is learning what to say yes to and what to say no to as a family. Whether it’s serving in church, putting your kids in sports, hosting friends at your home,

Whether it comes to parenting style, money, sex, or even how we spend the holidays as a family, it’s not uncommon to hold a different point of view than our spouse. But what happens if we sense our spouse go to the opposite extreme on an issue?

Google recently found, in a major study of its hiring process, that its top employees possess empathy, emotional intelligence, and emotional safety (at the top of the list). These “soft skills” have now become the basis for what companies desire most i…

If we want to be famous at home, we have to take care of ourselves. In this episode, Josh and Christi talk about emotional and spiritual ways to take care of yourself right now, especially in the midst of the fear and overwhelm in this cultural moment….

Life has a way of throwing us curveballs, interruptions in our health, job, or circumstances that force us to slow down or alter our lifestyle. While setbacks aren’t that enjoyable at first, they have a way of being perspective-shifting moments that re…

Each of us have experienced a wake up call in some way or another. This could be related to a car accident, a bad health report, losing a loved one, or walking through a divorce. No matter the situation, there is an “in-between” time of living in the u…

How can we share the truth of God’s Word to our kids in their early years in a way that’s enjoyable for them and doesn’t cause us to turn gray so soon? This is a question we ask ourselves often and try to navigate in our own home. Why?