In this episode of House of Windows, Reagan and Peyton Ivey share the story of an unexpected road trip that started with a vision and a simple but challenging instruction from God: Go tonight.

While praying about the future of their ministry and events, Reagan felt the Lord show her a vision of gatherings they would one day host. As she prayed through it, God directed her to attend a ministry event — not the one happening locally later in the spring, but one happening that very night in Austin, Texas, over three hours away.

After praying and inviting trusted voices to discern with them, Reagan and Peyton packed the car and drove from Dallas to Austin — not knowing exactly why, only trusting that obedience matters more than understanding.

In this episode (recorded in the car on the way home), they talk about:

• Hearing God's voice in everyday decisions
• When obedience feels a little crazy
• Why you don’t have to understand everything to say yes
• How God often meets us in motion
• Trusting God even when the outcome isn’t guaranteed

Sometimes following Jesus looks less like a perfect plan and more like a spontaneous road trip with faith at the wheel.

If God has been prompting you toward something that feels bigger than you, this conversation will encourage you to lean in and trust Him.

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In this solo episode of House of Windows, Francine Ivey shares a powerful moment from her recent trip to Valdez, Alaska, standing beside the Prince William Sound — a place where the majesty, wonder, and greatness of God became impossible to ignore.

This conversation is about recovering our wonder — the childlike awe we’re meant to carry as followers of Jesus. Francine reflects on how unmet expectations, hope deferred, and disappointment can quietly steal our ability to see God clearly. And yet Scripture continually calls us back to childlikeness, humility, and hope.

Through stories, Scripture, and honest reflection, this episode invites you to remember:

• God is big — and we are small

• Wonder is not optional; it’s essential

• Losing hope shrinks our view of God

• Feeling “not enough” is not the problem — forgetting who God is, is

If God has been calling you to more, but you don’t feel equipped, ready, or strong enough — this episode is for you. When we truly understand the grandeur of the God we serve, we learn to trust that if He calls us, He will equip and empower us.

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In this solo episode of The House of Windows, Peyton Ivey dives into Acts 1 and the moment when Matthias and Justus were considered to take Judas’s place among the twelve.

At first glance, it looks like a simple decision between two qualified men. But as Peyton slows down and studies the passage more deeply, a much bigger story begins to emerge — one where God’s choice isn’t random, and the man He chose actually points us to the story of the Gospel itself.

This episode is an invitation to go deeper in Scripture — not just to read the Bible, but to study it, sit with it, and ask what God is revealing beneath the surface.

If you’ve ever wondered why God chooses the way He does, or how Scripture is always telling a larger redemptive story, this episode will stir your hunger for the Word.

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In this solo episode of The House of Windows, Reagan Ivey dives into the first steps of calling — the steps most people skip, which is exactly why so many burn out, get frustrated, or quit before they ever see the fruit God intended.

Reagan teaches through Revelation 1, Nehemiah 1, and Exodus 2:24–25, showing how every calling begins the same way:
with a vision of God, a burden from God, and a God who remembers His covenant and moves in His timing.

She also shares a prophetic vision the Lord gave her — the moment He began setting her on this very road.

If you’ve ever wondered:
➡️ “Where do I even begin?”
➡️ “Why does calling feel so heavy?”
➡️ “How do I avoid burnout?”
This episode will give you clarity, alignment, and the first steps to walk your calling with God, not for God.

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In this solo episode of The House of Windows, Gracen Ivey breaks down one of the most misunderstood topics in the Church today:

“What is the fear of God — and why should I have it?”

Rooted in Ecclesiastes 12:12–14, Gracen explores the call to fear God and keep His commandments, and how this holy reverence shapes the way we live, think, worship, and obey. He also references several other passages that show the difference between being afraid of God and standing in awe of Him.

This episode confronts a truth many believers avoid:
You cannot walk in wisdom, obedience, or calling without the fear of the Lord.

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In this week’s episode of The House of Windows, Francine and Peyton tackle a major question believers face today:

“If I’m doing good things… doesn’t the outcome justify the means?”
Scripture makes it clear: No — not if love and obedience are missing.

We talk about:

• Why God looks at the heart, not just the outcome (1 Samuel 16:7; Jeremiah 17:10)

• What Jesus says matters most (Matthew 22:37–39)

• How love authenticates our discipleship (1 John 4:7–9; John 13:34–35)

• Why motives matter more than metrics

• What Paul means by “worthless” ministry in 1 Corinthians 13

• How serving, helping, or “doing ministry” without love actually gains nothing

• How to align your heart with God’s heart again

This episode is a needed heart check for anyone feeling burned out, striving, or performing for God instead of walking with Him. Love is the standard. Without it, even our “best” efforts fall flat.

✨ Scriptures:
1 Corinthians 13; 1 Samuel 16:7; Jeremiah 17:10; Matthew 22:37–39; 1 John 4:7–9; John 13:34–35

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In this episode of House of Windows, Reagan and Peyton talk about the often-misunderstood season of being hidden by God — the place between who you are right now and who you know He’s calling you to become.

We unpack the tension of feeling like there’s more on your life, yet people, timing, or circumstances seem to stand in the way. What do you do when God closes doors, slows your pace, or keeps you in a place that feels unnoticed?

This conversation is all about stewardship: stewarding your heart, your character, your calling, and your obedience in the quiet places where God shapes you most deeply. Being hidden isn’t punishment — it’s preparation.

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Reagan and Peyton unpack what it means when God hides you — the season between where you are and who He’s shaping you to become. We talk about stewarding the hidden places, trusting God’s timing, and navigating the tension when it feels like people or circumstances are in the way. Connect on IG @houseofwindowspodcast or partner with us at consumedbythecall.org/howp.

In this episode, we dive into how Francine and Wade parented Reagan, Peyton, and Gracen. This conversation is full of wisdom, heartfelt reflections, and practical parenting tips for Christian families.

💡 Topics covered:

• Kingdom parenting and intentional family growth

• Raising children with faith, purpose, and character

• Lessons from adult children on what really mattered

• How parents can rise up and embrace their God-given role

⚡ Powerful ending: A hard word for parents — it’s time to step into what God calls you to!

📘 Francine’s parenting book: Parenting Hacks

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In this episode of House of Windows, Francine and Reagan Ivey answer a listener question from David in Texas about waiting on God.

What does it really mean to be patient in the waiting? We talk about contending in prayer versus striving for the promise, how to recognize the difference between prayers and promises, and how to trust God whether His answer is no or yes.

Rooted in Isaiah 40:31, Romans 4:16–21, and James 1:2–3, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to see waiting as a holy invitation — not a pause, but a place of preparation.

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In this episode of House of Windows, the Ivey family talks about what it means to walk through the sifting — those seasons where God refines, tests, and strengthens the ones He’s called. To be consumed by the call means you’ll face the fire, but not without purpose.

We talk about how to stand firm when it feels like everything’s being shaken, and why God never sends His people where He Himself won’t go. He’s not a distant commander — He’s a front-line King.

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