Feeling stretched thin by schedules, money tension, or the pressure to keep up with everyone else’s expectations? In this episode, we unpack a practical way to bring peace and purpose back into your home: write a simple family vision, choose a few lived values, and let those guide every yes and no. Drawing from Proverbs 29:18 and Habakkuk 2:2, we explore how revelation becomes real when you slow down, listen for God’s voice, and make it plain—on paper, in practice, and in the rhythms of your week.

We share stories from our own homes—why we chose presence over hustle, how a one-income season shifted our priorities, and how intentional weekly rhythms create space for joy. You’ll hear a framework that starts with becoming before doing: love God in a real relationship, learn to love yourself as God loves you so you can love others well, steward everything with care, and choose joy by creating moments and memories that last. These aren’t slogans; they become guardrails that protect your time, money, and attention from algorithms and urgencies that don’t know your purpose.

If you’ve felt scattered, reactive, or stretched beyond what’s healthy, this conversation will help you define who you want to become, choose a short list of values you can actually live, and schedule your “big rocks” first so the rest can fit around them. By the end, you’ll walk away with shared language for decisions, a way to get aligned with your spouse, and a path to turn faith into daily practice.

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