Family Time

One of the things we learn from Josh, as parents empower their children, through words or actions, we can see a tangible picture of God. We had fun on this week's episode!

In Cesca's perspective, as the older sister or person in authority, overlooking wrongs and offenses at home is difficult. Agree or disagree?

Listening to the voices within our homes shape our hearts and souls as we grow older. In the same way, when we aren't listened to, it may cause harm in our relationships. Let's join Jake in today's podcast as he shares his story as a son and as a parent on listening.

"I'm hurting, I'm in pain." What will help me in seasons of grieving or loss? How can validation, be a step in improving our family relationships? In this episode, we will talk more about how we can help each other grow in our relationships amidst our struggles, by affirming one's emotions and journeying them by faith.

We’re back with our Family Time Podcast. Season 2 is about Phase to Face where we hope to continue connecting with our families in this post-pandemic fast-paced world.

Why is it important for families to have Christmas traditions? A couple shares how they started their own traditions and what they hope their children will learn from them.

How can we use love languages to deepen our connection with our family? Two siblings talk about how this tool and the power of communication helped them grow even closer together.

Proximity doesn't always guarantee intimacy. So when married couples are always together at home, how can a sense of intimacy be kept? We hear from a couple who has been with each other for 29 years, building a family and a business together.

Every family member has a role to play. What happens when expectations aren't met? Two couples candidly talk about how they navigate both the unnecessary and necessary tensions inside the home.

The pandemic has definitely changed the professional landscape. How can families support each other through this change? We asked two sisters on how they work from home together.