Podcast: Famous At Home

We’re all feeling a bit weary this yea. And with Christmas not being the same as years prior, it just adds to the grief. But what if we made the most of what we’ve been given? Less running around, slowing the frantic pace,

Lysa TerKeurst, President of Proverbs 31 Ministries, sits down with us to talk about her painful marital journey. She shares vulnerably about her own pain and why she stayed with her husband, Art, when she had every reason not to.

As a child, we all have family traditions and memories we hold dear. But so often, with the chaos and busyness of having young children, it’s easy to justify not holding to those traditions. In this episode,

Christmas is going to look different for a lot of us this year. But when we numb our feelings of grief and loss, we also numb our ability to experience joy and hope. In this episode, we talk about an activity we created that can help you and your kids …

Forget normal family dysfunction. Add in an election year and opinions about the pandemic, and you have a recipe for a challenging Christmas with family. Never mind that we have to navigate the pandemic and might not even get to see family.

In the honor of bringing people onto the podcast who have influenced our own stories, Frank Tate is back this week to discuss some of the most practical, life-changing principles in our own parenting journey.

It’s too easy to get stuck in a pattern of praying the same things for and with our kids. In this episode, Christi shares a powerful insight she received from Habakkuk 2 about the patterns our kids find themselves in and how to pray for them.

Jesus’ birthday is just around the corner. What if we were to ask Him what He wanted for His birthday? It’s a powerful question we asked in our family that led us to the heartwarming story of Norah Birungi. As families seeking to live on purpose,

We all lack faith in God in certain areas of our lives. In this episode, we differentiate faith from hope. We also challenge you to find the one area of your life where you need more faith. Instead of asking the question, “What if God doesn’t show up?

Getting our kids to name what they feel in distressing moments often comes by asking good questions. Contrary to our natural instinct, we don’t need to fix our kids so they feel happy all of the time. The power is just sitting with them in their uncomf…