At Home The Podcast

Join the conversation one last time as Chris, Angie, Dustin, and Brant reflect on their favorite moments from the show and the many things they’re grateful for in this season of life. As the show comes to an end, we pray that you continue to seek the Lord in all things—at work, at school, at church, and of course… at home.

Season Five of the At Home Podcast was all about getting practical, bringing faith into the everyday rhythms of family life. From parenting struggles to spiritual formation, each episode was designed to encourage and equip families to follow Jesus more intentionally at home.

Inspired by Hebrews 12:1–4, Chris, Dustin, Angie, and Brant dive into the race of faith—what it means to run with endurance, stay focused on Jesus, and build a legacy that lasts. We’ll explore how to strip away distractions, embrace our unique calling, and pass the baton of faith to the next generation. Whether you’re feeling weighed down, tempted to compare, or struggling to press on, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to keep running with perseverance.

Are you running your race or distracted by someone else’s? What’s holding you back? It’s time to throw off everything that hinders and fix our eyes on Jesus.

What does it really mean to live with a Mission Mindset? It’s more than just stepping into action — it begins with understanding our “why.” In this episode, we dive into the heart of mission: recognizing the purpose of making disciples, understanding the reality that all have sinned and fall short, and embracing the call to be intentional in building relationships with others. Whether you’re taking your first step or looking to deepen your impact, discover what it means to live on mission with purpose, reason, and intentionality.

Join us for our bonus episode with special guest, Rhonda Schrock. The conversation is centered around family and it’s sure to inspire and encourage our listeners.

Paying attention to our emotional health by cultivating healthy relationships, practicing self-care, and seeking support allows us to love God and others more fully.

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As followers of Jesus, we can embody resoluteness through practices and rhythms that nurture our souls, ultimately enhancing our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

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When we understand gratitude as a powerful tool for personal transformation, it prompts us to shift our attention away from our past wounds and helps us avoid getting stuck as victims in our own pain and circumstances.

Join us as we talk about our recent sermon series titled “If My People” on 2 Chronicles 7:14 – Then, if My people who are called by My name will humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sins and restore their land.

70% of youth stop attending church after graduating from high school. Nearly a decade later, about half return to church. Half! Let that sink in. Do parents see the church as the link to discipleship, or do parents see the link to church as a partner in discipleship?