Podcast: Famous At Home

Bill Lokey joins Josh again for part 2 of our 4-part series on the Heart of Leadership. And this week we talk about something we all tend to struggle with: meaningful connection and spending time with those we love. 

No matter your stage, you lead people. As a parent, you lead your kids. As a spouse, you lead your husband or wife. At work, you lead your employees, congregants, soldiers, clients, and teams. How would those you lead describe your ability to connect t…

Social distancing threw us a few curve balls. With that season seemingly coming to a close for many across the world, the question we have to ask as families is: What did we learn? Not only is social distancing coming to an end,

Social distancing has given us a chance to really focus on the atmosphere of our home, both emotionally and spiritually. It’s made us a little more intentional, but also has brought a lot more fun to our home as well.  In this episode,

No doubt your child’s world has been rattled in some way by the uncertain times we live in. How we respond to our child’s big emotions now will set the stage for how they learn to manage those emotions and make decisions in crisis as they grow older.

Leading your family well requires intention and discernment. To be honest, it can’t be done alone either. You need the ability to learn along the way what works and what doesn’t for your family. In this episode,

Who doesn’t need help communicating in a COVID-19 era? Learning to communicate with your spouse can take years. Fortunately, our cohosts for Sex, Love, and Relationships (on Hillsong Channel), John and Helen Burns,

We didn’t always have family rhythms established on paper. And we suffered for it, oftentimes feeling overwhelmed, other times feeling purposeless. In this episode, we talk about how we established family rhythms,

How many times a day during social isolation have your kids asked for snack? Have you struggled keeping them, or yourself, moving? Noelle Martin, aka motherhoodandmeals, a registered dietician and university professor,

Your story matters and deserves to be told. That’s the heart and message of this episode with our friend, CEO of Onsite Workshops, Miles Adcox. An unexpected consequence of social isolation is how it’s forcing many of us to look at some pain or grief,