Entertainment has become such a normal part of our daily lives that we rarely stop to consider how deeply it can impact our hearts and minds. In this episode, we are talking about discernment when it comes to what we watch, listen to, and read—and how compromise can have deep spiritual implications.⁣

This week on Rooted Deeply, the Podcast we are talking about how honored expectations are the foundation of trust.

As parents, we carry a heavy weight when it comes to setting expectations for our children. But what if those expectations aren’t just rules for behavior—but invitations into trust, safety, and connection?

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This week on Rooted Deeply, the Podcast we are talking about Biblical submission.

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Marriage is not just about roles—it’s about responsibility, humility, and a love that reflects Messiah.

In this episode, my husband and I sit down to talk about biblical headship in marriage—not as a position of dominance, but one of selfless leadership and sacrificial love. We unpack what it really means for a husband to love his wife as Messiah loves the Church, and how that kind of leadership changes the tone of the entire home.

We talk about the connection between trust and submission, the damage caused by bitterness, and the importance of both spouses stepping into their God-given roles—even when it’s hard. This isn’t about perfection—it’s about growing together with grace, truth, and a heart willing to repent and be transformed.

Whether your marriage is thriving or you're feeling stuck, we pray this episode encourages you to lean into Scripture, to lead with love, and to follow with trust.

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𝐒𝐂𝐑𝐈𝐏𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄 𝐑𝐄𝐅𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐂𝐄𝐃:

May יְהוָה bless you and keep you;

This week on Rooted Deeply, the Podcast, I'm talking with my husband about being Married & Misunderstood. Marriage can be a beautiful gift but sometimes we find ourselves misinterpreting each other's intentions, leaving us feeling less than thrilled with one another. In this episode, I sit down with my husband to talk about the misunderstandings that can arise when we don’t fully understand one another’s hearts. We share how simple actions or words can sometimes be misread, creating unintentional tension, and how we've learned to navigate these moments with grace and communication. We discuss the importance of giving each other the benefit of the doubt, learning to listen with empathy, and choosing to approach our marriages with a heart of understanding and patience. Through Scripture, we explore how God designed marriage to refine us and help us grow in love and understanding, just as we are called to love one another like Messiah.

This week on Rooted Deeply, the podcast we are dismantling the popular notion wounds from our childhood define who we are.⁣

It’s easy to call out the flaws in our children, but what if their struggles are actually a reflection of our own? When we see impatience, harsh words, or a lack of self-control in them, are we willing to ask, “Where have they seen this before?”

In this episode, we’re getting real about how our kids mirror our habits, attitudes, and sin—and how we can use that realization to grow in sanctification and lead them well.

I share from my own experience when I saw my child reflecting a struggle I hadn’t fully surrendered, and how it challenged me to change.

Scripture References:

Blessing:

In this week’s episode of Rooted Deeply, we’re diving into an often controversial topic: Gentle Parenting.

Jon and I share our experience with a child who was struggling with anger and resentment, and how putting on gentleness completely shifted our relationship with her.

I also talk about practical ways you can integrate gentle discipline into your routine without compromising boundaries — and how scripture can help us approach parenting with grace, truth, and most importantly, love.

If this episode resonated with you, I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments, and please share it with a friend who might find it helpful! 🤍

May יְהוָה bless you and keep you;

This week on Rooted Deeply, the Podcast: Why avoiding sin isn’t enough—we must pursue holiness True obedience isn’t just about saying "no" to evil — it’s about cultivating a love for what God says is good. In this episode, I share a recent conversation with my 10-year-old that revealed how easy it is to focus so much on what we shouldn't do that we completely miss the heart behind obedience I share what I learned about keeping the Sabbath and how it went from feeling like a restrictive obligation to the absolute highlight of our week. Through Scripture, we explore how God’s commands aren’t meant to be burdensome but are intended to bring us closer to Him. We also talk about how we can shift our hearts to delight in God's commands and embrace obedience with joy. // ✨ If this episode blessed you, please leave a comment, hit the thumbs up, and share it with a friend! 🤍

SCRIPTURE REFERENCED:

» James 2:19

» 2 Chronicles 7:14

» Deuteronomy 5:12

» 1 John 5:3

» Philippians 4:8-9

» Ephesians 5:1-13

This week on Rooted Deeply, the Podcast; we are wrapping up the conversation on what it means to be Set Apart by explaining the importance of teaching our children to live a counter culture life. We discuss the cost of standing up to peer pressure, Jesus' counter-cultural ministry and how sometimes the persecution comes directly from the "church". We share with how we aim to equip our children to be stand firm in their faith, despite facing persecution from the world. If this podcast episode has blessed or inspired you, we would love for you to leave a comment, a thumbs up and to share it with a friend! 🤍

-- SCRIPTURE REFERENCED: Mark 7, Matthew 10, John 15:18, 1 John 2:15, Romans 12:2

May Yah bless you and keep you; Yah make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; Yah lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace.

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We would love to have you join the discussion during our weekly group livestream in our online community at RootedDeeply.org/join

🫶🏼 This week on Rooted Deeply, the Podcast; we are continuing the conversation on what it means to be God's Set Apart people and how that influences the way we interact with the world around us. We establish, through Scripture, what it means when the Bible tells us to "abide" in Christ and we talk through how one cannot be saved with a faith that is dead.. Our conduct as believers displays the fruit we are bearing (or lacking) and the light we are shining (or not). We also discuss how Jesus did not come to bring unity to the world as it is; but to divide it according to the intention of the Word of God. And we talk about how religion often neglects the instructions from God in order to align with culture. I'm leaving you with my thoughts on how we can equip our families to pursue Kingdom Conduct in a world that will hate us for it and encouragement from the Word on what we can expect when we choose holiness. --

SCRIPTURE REFERENCED:

James 4:14

1 John 2:12

James 2:14

Matthew 5:13

Matthew 5:44

John 15:4

2 Peter 5

Matthew 5:14

Matthew 10:16

John 15:18

1 John 3

Matthew 10:16 *from the ESV translation

If this podcast episode has blessed or inspired you, we would love for you to leave a comment, a thumbs up and to share it with a friend! 🤍 May Yah bless you and keep you; Yah make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; Yah lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace.