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What if our culture has gotten marriage backwards? In this episode of the Legacy Makers podcast, Ben and Meg tackle one of the most controversial conversations in modern family life: the roles of husbands and wives in the home. Looking beyond cultural expectations, they explore God's design for marriage, leadership, partnership, and responsibility.Together, they unpack common misconceptions, challenge popular narratives, and discuss how healthy biblical roles can create greater unity, security, and purpose within the family.
Why do we purposefully put our family in uncomfortable situations? In this episode of the Legacymakers podcast, we explore why "Adventure" is one of our core family values. We share some of our craziest (and scariest) stories—from getting stuck on a dirt cliff with a baby on our back to kayaking 40 miles across the open ocean—and break down the 8 essential elements that turn a simple outing into a life-long core memory.Whether you're planning a big trip or just want to bring more spontaneity to your daily routine, this episode will help you see discomfort as a gift and adventure as a path to deeper attachment with your spouse and children.
In this powerful episode of the Legacymakers podcast, Ben and Meg tackle the vital topic of mental and emotional health in children. They share a practical framework for helping kids (and parents!) navigate big emotions, build a strong sense of identity, and develop the mental fortitude needed to face a confusing world. From "dragon breathing" to rooting identity in truth, this conversation is packed with actionable tools for every family.
Contrary to popular belief, more rules in your home actually lead to stronger relationships with your children! Don't believe it? Check out the data from the Institute for Family Studies and hear how teens actually appreciate more rules.
In this episode of the Legacymakers podcast, Ben and Meg dive into the "dating recession" and how parents can guide their children toward healthy, intentional relationships that lead to marriage.
Drawing from recent studies and their own personal love story, they explore the impact of technology, the importance of family involvement, and how to model commitment for the next generation.
Are you just raising your kids or are your training their soul?
In this episode, Ben and Megan dive into what it means to do more than merely raise children and intentionally train their soul into faithful followers of Christ.
Who knew spiritual intimacy was even a thing?! Well, it is. And it is one of the most foundational things you can do to grow a strong marriage.
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The crisis of identity is one of the biggest challenges facing men today. Join us for a powerful, 46-minute conversation with Paul Cole, President of the Christian Men's Network (CMN), that goes deep into the heart of biblical manhood and the key to building a lasting legacy.Paul shares foundational principles he's learned over decades of ministry, tackling tough questions about the search for purpose, the battle against fatherlessness, and the true meaning of character. This is more than an interview—it’s a road map for leaders who want to ensure their impact outlasts their lifetime.In This Episode, We Discuss:0:00 - Introduction to Paul Cole & the Christian Men's Network1:29 - The Crisis of Fatherlessness and the Search for Identity8:44 - What pressure really reveals about a man15:10 - Practical steps to build a legacy that matters35:45 - The foundation of a strong family and faithIf this conversation resonates with you, don't forget to Like and Subscribe to Legacymakers for more content dedicated to helping you live a life of intention and impact!#Manhood #Legacy #Fatherhood #PaulCole #ChristianMensNetwork #Identity #Legacymakers #Faith
Is it just one talk you have with your child who just reached puberty? What do you say and when? How much detail do you give? Will what I say work?
In this essential episode of the Legacymakers podcast, Ben, Meg, and their guests continue the "Showing Up" miniseries by tackling one of the most daunting topics for parents: the "sex talk." They reframe this not as a single awkward event, but as a continuous, open dialogue that removes shame and establishes parents as the most trusted source of truth for their children.
In this honest and vulnerable episode of the Legacymakers podcast, Ben, Meg, and their guests dive into the first part of their "Showing Up" series on the "sex talk"—this time focusing on the conversation between spouses. They discuss how to move past performance anxiety, shame, and cultural misconceptions to build deeper emotional and spiritual intimacy through open communication.
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