As the school year is wrapping up for the summer we have had more requests to talk about homeschooling. We have both chosen to homeschool our children, but it looks different for each of us. Join us as we talk about what we’ve learned along the way, why we’ve chosen homeschool for our families, and how to stay involved in your child’s education even if you’re not homeschooling.

We’re coming off of a podcasting break, but there was so much work done in our hearts during this time away! Join us as we talk about the importance and value in taking breaks.

Bethany and Brooke will be taking a few weeks off to do life with our families! We ask that you pray for us while we’re away and we will be praying for you too!

Join us today as we talk about what church looks like for us!

Join us today as we talk about reasons Christians are leaving the church and working through disagreements of faith with wisdom and grace.

What are you watching? What are you listening to? Who are you letting speak into your life? Does it line up with Jesus? As you think through these questions while you listen to todays episode, remember that what we see, hear, and read influences us whether we know it or not. And the more we let in, the more we pour out. So what are you pouring out? Does it look like Jesus? Or does it look like the world?

Starting new things, staying motivated, and being consistent.

There’s not a road map for navigating marriage after kids. Everything changes, everyone is tired or hungry or crying, and marriage sometimes takes a backseat. Let’s talk about the need for full focus on God to strengthen your family and your marriage during those years raising your children and beyond.

How do you think about your marriage? About your spouse? About yourself? Now how do speak about your marriage? About your spouse? About yourself! It matters! And we want to talk about it!

Andy Stanley just put down the church and lifted up homosexuality, and he’s not the only one. Join us today as we talk about pastors who seem to be leading congregations to themselves instead of to their savior.