The Family Huddle

Travis & Stephanie tackle to topic of in-laws as we're working through the holiday season. Do you only marry the person? Or does their family come too? What does the Bible have to say about these relationships and what are some practical ways we can show up for each other this season and beyond?

During this episode Travis and Stephanie dig into the belief that difficult circumstances are evidence of something being wrong or marriage being a mistake - but scripture encourages us to press on during those times as nothing is wasted by the God we serve. Hard things will still be hard, but that doesn't mean you need to hit the eject button.

Travis and Stephanie tackle the myth of "better" or "more" in the context of our relationships and our lives. Comparing ourselves to others is often done without the full picture, and in so doing, we miss the ways that God has shown up in our lives and answered our prayers.

Travis and Stephanie dive into the lies around self in regards to relationships. "How will I benefit?" "How will this make me better?" "What can you do for me?" To combat this, they look into humility, self-sacrifice, and the example that was given to us by Jesus himself.

In this episode Travis and Stephanie tackle the myth of secret sin - the idea that if no one else knows, it won't hurt them. Sin isn't something to be managed, and they dig into this head-on.

Travis and Stephanie jump into this season addressing some common lies about relationships by digging into what emotionalism can look like. They also share a bit of their own story and offer some ways to combat letting feelings run the show.

The Family Huddle is back and we're so excited to jump into a new season. This episode is an overview from Travis & Stephanie on what we've been up to and what you can look forward to as this new season unfolds.

Travis & Stephanie take time to celebrate what they've seen God do over the past rounds of re|engage through stories they've heard, couples they were in small group with, and in their own relationship.

Travis & Stephanie spend some time talking through what the Bible has to say about cohabitation. They also share some interesting stats from a recent secular study as well as personal stories of couples they've mentored as it pertains to this topic.

Travis & Stephanie take time to walk through some biblical truths about gender - taking us back to God's original design in Genesis. From there, looking into practical application of how should be think and respond as things come up, and how does God's design inform our identity? This is not an exhaustive episode on such a weighty topic, but it does provide some thoughts and a great place to start when making sure our thinking is oriented around gospel truth.