In this episode of Together on Purpose, we sit down with our good friends Matt and Nikki Thomas—married nearly 20 years and parents to four daughters—for an honest conversation about what it really means to live as a unified family team. We talk through the highs and lows of connection, the challenges of disconnection, and the intentional choices it takes to build unity at home. Their vulnerability, wisdom, and deep faith shine through as we explore how to fight with each other—not against each other—and create a culture of togetherness on purpose. Our hope is,this conversation dismantles some of the lies we all hear. That some families are perfectly a team and connection comes easy.

No matter the circumstances you are in today know it is possible to have a healthy family culture.

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🎙️ New Episode: Our Conversation with Kingdom Culture Podcast

We had the honor of joining the Kingdom Culture Podcast, hosted by Cornell Jones and Elijah Barker, with a special appearance by Abigail Barker.

This was such a meaningful conversation—one we don’t always get to have in church spaces. Kingdom Culture is known for tackling real-life topics through the lens of God’s Kingdom, not the culture of the world, and this episode was no exception.

They invited us to talk all things relationships—marriage, dating, and what it looks like to follow God’s path for your life. If you know us, you know we love this topic, and we were so grateful to dive in.

You can follow Kingdom Culture on Instagram at @kingdomculture, and be sure to listen on your favorite podcast platform.

🎥 Bonus: This episode is also available in video format—so head over to their show, give them a follow, and check it out. We absolutely love the content they’re creating and the heart behind their mission!

We’re thrilled and honored to welcome Matt and JerriAnn Webb as our very first guests. In this powerful conversation, they share their raw and redemptive journey—how God led them out of addiction, generational cycles, and deep brokenness into a life of healing, freedom, and wholeness in their marriage and family.

Their story is a testimony of transformation, and we believe it will ignite hope, especially in the places that feel the most hopeless. 

Heaven in my Home- by JerriAnn Webb.

www.Lightbreaksthrough.org 

You can find Light Breaks Through on Instagram and facebook. 

Good pictures, Bad pictures jr - Kristen A Jenson, MA 

Good pictures, Bad pictures 

Porn proofing today’s young kids 

Kristen A Jenson, MA 

Why do we care so much about fighting for connection? Why does it matter so deeply to us? Because staying connected takes effort—it’s a fight, and it requires intentional work. We’re not experts by any means; we’ve stumbled plenty along the way. But through every failure, we’ve held on to the desire for a strong, healthy connection.

In this episode, we’re sharing some of the lies we once believed, the lessons we’ve learned, and why we’re convinced that fighting for connection is always worth it.

Today we bring you into our world, our dynamic and our Spring Break.

We talk through how we planned the trip, why we went on a trip. Some of our fails in planning in the past, and what things made this particular family trip as fun as it was. What do we think made the difference this time. If anything we hope you laugh with us today.

Our Journey. If you caught our last two episodes you heard our individual journeys, history with the Lord, and the circumstances we navigated. Today we bring you in on the road we walked to meeting each other and eventually marrying. We share how we navigated dating after both having been married. How do you introduce each other to your children. We also share how our community surrounded us with confirmation and safety along the way. We have anticipated this episode a long time. We hope you enjoy coming into our world, and find hope for any impossibilities you face.

In this Episode Victoria Musgrove is back. She interviews Christian through his personal journey with losing his wife in a battle with cancer. Together they unpack the anxiety that began, from a loss of control in the hardest of circumstances. How did that drive Christian to pursue God in a way he hadn't before? What he experienced through those hard years, how he learned and ultimately what the Lord did in him. They also discuss that he still believes God is good and is a God of miracles. Christian's story is one of losing control and relying soley on the strength of God.

In this episode we hear from Laura, she is joined by Victoria Musgrove, her sister in law and friend. Together they unpack Laura's individual journey in her previous marriage and her walk with the Lord that eventually lead her to meeting Christian. They dive into what her marriage was like, how long she was married, where she was in relationship with Jesus, and how things ultimately ended in divorce. Laura shares what the Lord taught her and how she grew throughout those years as a single mom of four children. Her story is the nearness of God and His supernatural provision to those who trust in Him.

In this episode we flip the negative script in our heads. When we are in hard seasons that require a lot from us, we can tend to focus on all the things we know need to happen. Sometimes all we see is everything that is going wrong. In the day to day we can see the frustrations we have, but also where we wish we were. In this discussion we decided to verbalize the opposite with each other, in all areas of our family, marriage and parenting. We decided lets focus on what are some things that have worked. What things have gone well. We hope this brings you one of two things. Either a creative idea for your own family, or a way to begin to reflect on your own situations, and encourage yourselves and families. Let’s choose to change the way we think and see what is good.

In this episode we revisit the very first conversation we ever had. Making decisions no matter what season you find yourself in, is an inevitable thing. Daily we have decisions that need to be navigated, for ourselves, and our families. Knowing your priorities as a family is key. Otherwise, what others are doing will be what you follow. Let's talk about how as Spirit-led Christians we follow Jesus, our Prince of Peace, as Lord.