Made To Last

What does it take to turn an idea into something real? In this episode of Made to Last, Jake and Hannah explore the journey from inspiration to execution—and why the distance between dreaming and doing is often where our best ideas get lost. Drawing from Jake’s creative process, they discuss how an idea moves from imagination to sketch to finished work, and why starting small is often the most important step. They also unpack the temptation to talk about ideas before putting in the work, how to recognize which ideas are worth pursuing, and what it takes to begin before you have everything figured out. Together, they share how they navigate ideas in their own creative work, businesses, and family life, reminding us that even the most meaningful things begin with something small. In this week’s Put It to Work challenge, take an idea that’s been living in your head and give it its first tangible form—write the page, draw the sketch, send the email, or make the prototype. You don't have to build the whole thing today; you just have to make the first mark.
 

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Exclusive Signed Copies of Jake's New Book: The Heart of the Maker: How to Put Your Passion to Work

Jake's debut book on his origin story as an artist: Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

Jake Weidmann Fine Art Collection

Everyday Heirloom Co. Jewelry Collection

Meet the Weidmann's: Books, Blog + More

Partners of the Podcast 

Cozy Earth | tap link for 20% off our favorite pajamas and bedding 

EveryLife | code HANNAH10 10% off EveryLife Diapers

Janessa Waite | code HANNAH 15% off our favorite hats + faith apparel

PranaMat | code HANNAHW for 20% off our favorite wellness tool

Artza | use code WEIDMANN for 20% off Israeli artisan gift box

She Reads Truth | tap link for $20 off your first order of Hannah's favorite Bible Study resource

Where do good ideas actually come from—and what do you do when inspiration doesn’t strike? In this episode of Made to Last, Jake and Hannah explore the relationship between inspiration and discipline, including how Jake continues to create when he doesn’t feel particularly inspired. They talk about the sources that feed their own creativity—from beauty, books, history, faith, and nature to family life and the unexpected inspiration found in raising children. Together, they consider what it takes to protect your imagination in an overstimulated world and why boredom and empty space may be more essential to creativity than we realize. They also examine the role of technology in the creative life, asking when it serves our imagination—and when constant consumption begins to steal from it. In this week’s Put It to Work challenge, create one hour of intentional emptiness—no phone, podcast, music, or outside input—and simply walk, sit, sketch, write, pray, or pay attention to what surfaces when you finally make room for inspiration.

Explore more from Jake & Hannah

Exclusive Signed Copies of Jake's New Book: The Heart of the Maker: How to Put Your Passion to Work

Jake's debut book on his origin story as an artist: Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

Jake Weidmann Fine Art Collection

Everyday Heirloom Co. Jewelry Collection

Meet the Weidmann's: Books, Blog + More

Partners of the Podcast 

Cozy Earth | tap link for 20% off our favorite pajamas and bedding 

EveryLife | code HANNAH10 10% off EveryLife Diapers

Janessa Waite | code HANNAH 15% off our favorite hats + faith apparel

PranaMat | code HANNAHW for 20% off our favorite wellness tool

Artza | use code WEIDMANN for 20% off Israeli artisan gift box

She Reads Truth | tap link for $20 off your first order of Hannah's favorite Bible Study resource

What does it take to get good enough to do the thing you feel called to do? In this episode of Made to Last, Jake and Hannah pull back the curtain on the years of unseen practice behind Jake’s craft—from teaching himself calligraphy to the repetition, mistakes, and persistence that eventually led to mastery. They explore the relationship between talent and practice, why perfectionism can become procrastination in disguise, and what mastery actually looks like from the inside. Hannah shares her perspective on watching Jake develop his craft over the years, while they discuss how to keep showing up when progress feels slow or the results aren’t yet visible. The conversation is a reminder that you don’t have to feel ready—or even be particularly good—to begin. In this week’s Put It to Work challenge, name the things you may already be practicing without realizing it in the rhythms of everyday life, then choose one thing you’ve been waiting to feel ready for and practice it imperfectly this week—simply put in the reps.

Explore more from Jake & Hannah

Exclusive Signed Copies of Jake's New Book: The Heart of the Maker: How to Put Your Passion to Work

Jake's debut book on his origin story as an artist: Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

Jake Weidmann Fine Art Collection

Everyday Heirloom Co. Jewelry Collection

Meet the Weidmann's: Books, Blog + More

Partners of the Podcast 

Cozy Earth | tap link for 20% off our favorite pajamas and bedding 

EveryLife | code HANNAH10 10% off EveryLife Diapers

Janessa Waite | code HANNAH 15% off our favorite hats + faith apparel

PranaMat | code HANNAHW for 20% off our favorite wellness tool

Artza | use code WEIDMANN for 20% off Israeli artisan gift box

She Reads Truth | tap link for $20 off your first order of Hannah's favorite Bible Study resource

Why do we make—and why does it matter? In the Season Four premiere of Made to Last, Jake and Hannah explore the deeply human instinct to create, cultivate, build, and leave something meaningful behind. Inspired by the opening chapter of Jake’s new book, Heart of the Maker, they unpack why creativity isn’t reserved for professional artists, how Jake came to understand his own creativity as a calling, and the difference between making for recognition and making from conviction. They also explore what it means to “build cathedrals in a sandcastle culture” and how that philosophy has shaped their marriage, family, businesses, home, and the life they’re building together. This conversation introduces the question at the heart of the season: What are you making with the life you’ve been given? And in the first Put It to Work challenge, Jake and Hannah invite you to identify what’s holding you back from creating—and consider where in your life you’re already building something that could last.

Explore more from Jake & Hannah

Exclusive Signed Copies of Jake's New Book: The Heart of the Maker: How to Put Your Passion to Work

Jake's debut book on his origin story as an artist: Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

Jake Weidmann Fine Art Collection

Everyday Heirloom Co. Jewelry Collection

Meet the Weidmann's: Books, Blog + More

Partners of the Podcast 

Cozy Earth | tap link for 20% off our favorite pajamas and bedding 

EveryLife | code HANNAH10 10% off EveryLife Diapers

Janessa Waite | code HANNAH 15% off our favorite hats + faith apparel

PranaMat | code HANNAHW for 20% off our favorite wellness tool

Artza | use code WEIDMANN for 20% off Israeli artisan gift box

She Reads Truth | tap link for $20 off your first order of Hannah's favorite Bible Study resource

Season 3 of the Made to Last podcast is officially here! This season, “Behind the Design” takes a closer look at the processes, symbolism, and meaning behind our work at Jake Weidmann and Everyday Heirloom. From design sketches to material choices, these insights are meant to pull back the curtain and invite you into the intentional decisions that shape each piece. Craft is never accidental, and this series exists to honor that. Expect thoughtful stories, honest dialogue, and practical wisdom from Hannah and Jake as creatives who value longevity over trends. 

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Scripture mentioned within this episode: James 1:12, 1 Corinthians 9:25

The Sojourner's Rose Art Print 

Video: The Sojourner's Rose by Jake Weidmann

Laurel Crown by Everyday Heirloom

PARTNER DISCOUNTS

Everyday Heirloom Co. – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next jewelry order.

Jake Weidmann, Artist and Master Penman – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next fine art order

Buy a signed copy of Jake’s book, Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

PranaMat – use code HANNAHW for 20% off your order.

EveryLife – use code HANNAHW10 for 10% off your first order

NEWSLETTER

Jake’s art newsletter for exclusive inside looks into his studio.

Hannah’s Dearly Beloved monthly mini devo for identity reminders as Beloved by God.

Everyday Heirloom Newsletter for exclusive discounts + more

FOLLOW JAKE & HANNAH 

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Season 3 of the Made to Last podcast is officially here! This season, “Behind the Design” takes a closer look at the processes, symbolism, and meaning behind our work at Jake Weidmann and Everyday Heirloom. From design sketches to material choices, these insights are meant to pull back the curtain and invite you into the intentional decisions that shape each piece. Craft is never accidental, and this series exists to honor that. Expect thoughtful stories, honest dialogue, and practical wisdom from Hannah and Jake as creatives who value longevity over trends. 

EXPLORE 

Scripture mentioned within this episode: Proverbs 7, Proverbs 31

Pearls of Wisdom Collection

PARTNER DISCOUNTS

Everyday Heirloom Co. – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next jewelry order.

Jake Weidmann, Artist and Master Penman – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next fine art order

Buy a signed copy of Jake’s book, Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

Cozy Earth – use link for 20% off

NEWSLETTER

Jake’s art newsletter for exclusive inside looks into his studio.

Hannah’s Dearly Beloved monthly mini devo for identity reminders as Beloved by God.

Everyday Heirloom Newsletter for exclusive discounts + more

FOLLOW JAKE & HANNAH 

Instagram 

@hannahweidmann | @jakeweidmann | @everydayheirloomco | @madetolastpodcast

YouTube @jakeweidmann | Facebook @jakeweidmann

Season 3 of the Made to Last podcast is officially here! This season, “Behind the Design” takes a closer look at the processes, symbolism, and meaning behind our work at Jake Weidmann and Everyday Heirloom. From design sketches to material choices, these insights are meant to pull back the curtain and invite you into the intentional decisions that shape each piece. Craft is never accidental, and this series exists to honor that. Expect thoughtful stories, honest dialogue, and practical wisdom from Hannah and Jake as creatives who value longevity over trends. 

EXPLORE 

Scripture mentioned within this episode: Matthew 10:29, Matthew 6:26, Psalm 32:8

Almond Blossom Necklace from Everyday Heirloom

Sparrow Signets from Everyday Heirloom

His Eye is on the Sparrow | Classic Hymn Collection from Jake Weidmann

'Language of Flowers' by Sheila Pickles is out of print but you can find a similar resource here:

Florigraphy: An Illustrated Guide tot he Victorian Language of Flowers

PARTNER DISCOUNTS

Everyday Heirloom Co. – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next jewelry order.

Jake Weidmann, Artist and Master Penman – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next fine art order

Buy a signed copy of Jake’s book, Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

PranaMat – use code HANNAHW for 20% off your order.

Cozy Earth – use link for 20% off

EveryLife – use code HANNAHW10 for 10% off your first order

Jenessa Waite Shop – use code HANNAH for 15% off your order

NEWSLETTER

Jake’s art newsletter for exclusive inside looks into his studio.

Hannah’s Dearly Beloved monthly mini devo for identity reminders as Beloved by God.

Everyday Heirloom Newsletter for exclusive discounts + more

FOLLOW JAKE & HANNAH 

Instagram 

@hannahweidmann | @jakeweidmann | @everydayheirloomco | @madetolastpodcast

YouTube @jakeweidmann | Facebook @jakeweidmann

Season 3 of the Made to Last podcast is officially here! This season, “Behind the Design” takes a closer look at the processes, symbolism, and meaning behind our work at Jake Weidmann and Everyday Heirloom. From design sketches to material choices, these insights are meant to pull back the curtain and invite you into the intentional decisions that shape each piece. Craft is never accidental, and this series exists to honor that. Expect thoughtful stories, honest dialogue, and practical wisdom from Hannah and Jake as creatives who value longevity over trends. 

Episode 4 of Season Three is a quiet meditation on Psalm 23, read and reflected on by Hannah. Centered around The Good Shepherd necklace, this episode traces the imagery of the Shepherd and the Lamb through John 1, John 10, and Revelation—revealing a Savior who leads through sacrifice.

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The Good Shepherd Necklace from Everyday Heirloom Co.

Resilience Limited Edition fine artwork, signed and numbered

'Building a Resilient Life' by Rebekah Lyons

PARTNER DISCOUNTS

Everyday Heirloom Co. – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next jewelry order.

Jake Weidmann, Artist and Master Penman – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next fine art order

Buy a signed copy of Jake’s book, Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

PranaMat – use code HANNAHW for 20% off your order.

Cozy Earth – use link for 20% off

EveryLife – use code HANNAHW10 for 10% off your first order

Jenessa Waite Shop – use code HANNAH for 15% off your order

NEWSLETTER

Jake’s art newsletter for exclusive inside looks into his studio.

Hannah’s Dearly Beloved monthly mini devo for identity reminders as Beloved by God.

Everyday Heirloom Newsletter for exclusive discounts + more

FOLLOW JAKE & HANNAH 

Instagram 

@hannahweidmann | @jakeweidmann | @everydayheirloomco | @madetolastpodcast

YouTube @jakeweidmann | Facebook @jakeweidmann

Season 3 of the Made to Last podcast is officially here! This season, “Behind the Design” takes a closer look at the processes, symbolism, and meaning behind our work at Jake Weidmann and Everyday Heirloom. From design sketches to material choices, these insights are meant to pull back the curtain and invite you into the intentional decisions that shape each piece. Craft is never accidental, and this series exists to honor that. Expect thoughtful stories, honest dialogue, and practical wisdom from Hannah and Jake as creatives who value longevity over trends. 

In, 'A Holy Resilience', we share the story behind Jake’s pen-and-ink artwork “Resilience” and how it inspired the Resilience necklace, including the meaningful collaboration with Rebekah Lyons’ for her book, Building a Resilient Life. We talk about the shared themes that connect Jake’s artistic interpretation and Everyday Heirloom’s wearable symbolism. We also answer a frequently asked questions: What’s one piece of marriage advice we’d give to couples who work together? Are we full-time artists or is this a side-gig?

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Resilience Necklace from Everyday Heirloom Co.

Hannah speaks to the message of A Holy Resilience

Resilience Limited Edition fine artwork, signed and numbered

'Building a Resilient Life' by Rebekah Lyons

PARTNER DISCOUNTS

Everyday Heirloom Co. – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next jewelry order.

Jake Weidmann, Artist and Master Penman – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next fine art order

Buy a signed copy of Jake’s book, Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

PranaMat – use code HANNAHW for 20% off your order.

Cozy Earth – use link for 20% off

EveryLife – use code HANNAHW10 for 10% off your first order

Jenessa Waite Shop – use code HANNAH for 15% off your order

NEWSLETTER

Jake’s art newsletter for exclusive inside looks into his studio.

Hannah’s Dearly Beloved monthly mini devo for identity reminders as Beloved by God.

Everyday Heirloom Newsletter for exclusive discounts + more

FOLLOW JAKE & HANNAH 

Instagram 

@hannahweidmann | @jakeweidmann | @everydayheirloomco | @madetolastpodcast

YouTube @jakeweidmann | Facebook @jakeweidmann

Season 3 of the Made to Last podcast is officially here! This season, “Behind the Design” takes a closer look at the processes, symbolism, and meaning behind our work at Jake Weidmann and Everyday Heirloom. From design sketches to material choices, these insights are meant to pull back the curtain and invite you into the intentional decisions that shape each piece. Craft is never accidental, and this series exists to honor that. Expect thoughtful stories, honest dialogue, and practical wisdom from Hannah and Jake as creatives who value longevity over trends. 

In Ep 2, ‘The Symbolism of Wings’, we dive into the heart behind the “Seraphim” necklace and how this piece sparked an entire creative movement for Everyday Heirloom. We explore the rich symbolism of wings throughout Scripture and share the inspiration that eventually led to Jake’s Flourished Bird Collection. We also answer a listener favorite: How do you stay creative at an elite level when your job depends on it?

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Seraphim Necklace from Everyday Heirloom Co.

Hannah shares the message of the Seraphim.

Jake's Flourished Bird Series, limited edition artwork, signed and numbered.

PARTNER DISCOUNTS

Everyday Heirloom Co. – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next jewelry order.

Jake Weidmann, Artist and Master Penman – use code MTL20 for 20% off your next fine art order

Buy a signed copy of Jake’s book, Old Soul, New Creation: Experiencing God Through a Life of Art and Faith

PranaMat – use code HANNAHW for 20% off your order.

Cozy Earth – use link for 20% off

EveryLife – use code HANNAHW10 for 10% off your first order

Jenessa Waite Shop – use code HANNAH for 15% off your order

NEWSLETTER

Jake’s art newsletter for exclusive inside looks into his studio.

Hannah’s Dearly Beloved monthly mini devo for identity reminders as Beloved by God.

Everyday Heirloom Newsletter for exclusive discounts + more

FOLLOW JAKE & HANNAH 

Instagram 

@hannahweidmann | @jakeweidmann | @everydayheirloomco | @madetolastpodcast

YouTube @jakeweidmann | Facebook  @jakeweidmann