Podcast: Famous At Home

Championing kids with special needs or medical disabilities can be quite difficult on many levels. – First, there’s the academic needs of the child. For instance, in some school systems, grades become emphasized over emotional development or character…

So often, conversation on kids with intellectual disabilities centers on ministry “to” children with disabilities. What if we instead focused on the ministry “of” children with disabilities? – In this episode,

Parenting children with special needs or medical disabilities brings with it so many added variables. As if having a strong marriage and being a great parent weren’t hard enough, what happens when you have to travel for 20 hours of therapy each week in…

Money is one of the single biggest reasons for divorce today. If we don’t have vision for our money, it will own us. – Chris Brown, host of Life, Money, and Hope and a Ramsey Personality, joins us this week to talk about two primary topics: – A.

With Father’s Day approaching, we want to honor dads. In particular, we share stories from our own dads. – In this episode, I (Josh) share about what I’ve learned about being a dad, from my dad. He went to be with Jesus in November, 2016,

Your questions have been so good! We love hearing from each of you. This episode covers more questions related to parenting. – In this week’s episode we discuss: How kids handle emotions New ways to think about your child’s overwhelming emotio…

When should I get my child her first phone? Once I get that first phone, how should I set it up? What limits should I set on it? Is my child’s phone different than the one I buy? – We get so many questions from parents about what to do,

In 2015, Corie Weathers was named Military Spouse of the Year. That was in large part because of how her husband, Chaplain Matthew Weathers, nominated and championed her. But as we all know, championing your spouse is much easier when you feel champion…

When you hear the phrase, “faith adventure,” what comes to mind? Excitement. Risk. Trust. Memories. Miracles. Or does the rational, natural side of your brain kick in? “But we are in survival mode.” “Maybe when the kids are out of the house.

First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes that sweet, lovely, and wonderful baby carriage. – Then comes our in-laws telling us how to parent. – Then comes our parents spoiling our kids. – Okay, so that may sound a bit dramatic.