Anna is back to share how God has gifted her with a whole heap of contentment with her work at home after laying aside her career in photography and how that peace has also been packaged with love and joy. Anna is so wonderfully honest in this episode about her sanctification, and I think you are going to appreciate it. I did! Thanks for listening!

Lemon Herb Butter Roast Chicken, https://www.theendlessmeal.com/lemon-herb-butter-roast-chicken/#recipe

Grace Greater Than Our Sin hymn, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-rW7jyN_7M

The Whole Home podcast is a podcast for the women of a local church centered on giving God thanks and glory for his work throughout their lives up to the present day. “Whole Home” points to the internal/external reality of being “at home” in Jesus, which can be described as something like a garden. In this garden of life, we women plan, sow, and water. We are weeded, trained, and pruned, and at last we reap many harvests because of the kindness of a good God. Should we not be constantly sharing with each other this goodness by the hand of our Master Gardener? He is continuously at work for our good and his glory, and the women sharing on this podcast testify to that! John 15:5, Philippians 2:12-13, Ezekiel 36:27, Psalm 37:23, Hebrews 13:20-21, Ephesians 3:14-21  

Music from the The Family Room and their song, “You Are” can be enjoyed here, The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

A huge thanks to Rachel Seitz for designing the logo, Garreth Blackwell for uploading episodes, Callie Blackwell for designing the welcome letters, and my kids for their quietness, encouragement, and prayers while I record. Also, to my church family, for your encouragement and witness of faithfulness to the Lord and to my husband, Ryan, whose idea it was in the first place to do this crazy thing and who continually prays for me and helps me to honor God and my sisters in this endeavor, I thank you. 

Anna Kardos is here with me to share her childhood up til present day and the theme of that time seems to be summed up by “God provided.” You will hear it all over this episode, from her having to contend with shyness and a lack of confidence, to needing direction for her career path, to having protection from making bad decisions and so much more. And hey- she is ANOTHER lady who loves French! How many can you count so far who have shared that? So many! Thanks for listening!

The Whole Home podcast is a podcast for the women of a local church centered on giving God thanks and glory for his work throughout their lives up to the present day. “Whole Home” points to the internal/external reality of being “at home” in Jesus, which can be described as something like a garden. In this garden of life, we women plan, sow, and water. We are weeded, trained, and pruned, and at last we reap many harvests because of the kindness of a good God. Should we not be constantly sharing with each other this goodness by the hand of our Master Gardener? He is continuously at work for our good and his glory, and the women sharing on this podcast testify to that! John 15:5, Philippians 2:12-13, Ezekiel 36:27, Psalm 37:23, Hebrews 13:20-21, Ephesians 3:14-21  

Music from the The Family Room and their song, “You Are” can be enjoyed here, The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

A huge thanks to Rachel Seitz for designing the logo, Garreth Blackwell for uploading episodes, Callie Blackwell for designing the welcome letters, and my kids for their quietness, encouragement, and prayers while I record. Also, to my church family, for your encouragement and witness of faithfulness to the Lord and to my husband, Ryan, whose idea it was in the first place to do this crazy thing and who continually prays for me and helps me to honor God and my sisters in this endeavor, I thank you. 

Listen in as Becky shares how she has been walking a path of beholding the Lord and how that has affected so many areas in her life. 

“Beholding and Becoming: The Art of Everyday Worship,” Ruth Chou Simons: https://www.amazon.com/Beholding-Becoming-Art-Everyday-Worship/dp/073697492X/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

This is the song that Becky shared. Her brother’s faith was directly impacted by Keith Green’s music and it was of course Becky’s brother that first brought her to church when she was a young girl. Make My Life a Prayer to You”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNww8F6G9U8

The Whole Home podcast is a podcast for the women of a local church centered on giving God thanks and glory for his work throughout their lives up to the present day. “Whole Home” points to the internal/external reality of being “at home” in Jesus, which can be described as something like a garden. In this garden of life, we women plan, sow, and water. We are weeded, trained, and pruned, and at last we reap many harvests because of the kindness of a good God. Should we not be constantly sharing with each other this goodness by the hand of our Master Gardener? He is continuously at work for our good and his glory, and the women sharing on this podcast testify to that! John 15:5, Philippians 2:12-13, Ezekial 36:27, Psalm 37:23, Hebrews 13:20-21, Ephesians 3:14-21  

Music from the The Family Room and their song, “You Are” can be enjoyed here, The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

A huge thanks to Rachel Seitz for designing the logo, Garreth Blackwell for uploading episodes, Callie Blackwell for designing the welcome letters, and my kids for their quietness, encouragement, and prayers while I record. Also, to my church family, for your encouragement and witness of faithfulness to the Lord and to my husband, Ryan, whose idea it was in the first place to do this crazy thing and who continually prays for me and helps me to honor God and my sisters in this endeavor, I thank you. 

Welcome back! It’s been a quiet 3-month break, but we are starting off with a bang because the delightful Becky Rodgers has come to share her soil with us! There are several laughs and some tears as Becky recounts her life in Texas and then Virginia where she was married and became a mother and grandmother. Enjoy!

The Whole Home podcast is a podcast for the women of a local church centered on giving God thanks and glory for his work throughout their lives up to the present day. “Whole Home” points to the internal/external reality of being “at home” in Jesus, which can be described as something like a garden. In this garden of life, we women plan, sow, and water. We are weeded, trained, and pruned, and at last we reap many harvests because of the kindness of a good God. Should we not be constantly sharing with each other this goodness by the hand of our Master Gardener? He is continuously at work for our good and his glory, and the women sharing on this podcast testify to that! John 15:5, Philippians 2:12-13, Ezekiel 36:27, Psalm 37:23, Hebrews 13:20-21, Ephesians 3:14-21  

Music from the The Family Room and their song, “You Are” can be enjoyed here, The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

A huge thanks to Rachel Seitz for designing the logo, Garreth Blackwell for uploading episodes, Callie Blackwell for designing the welcome letters, and my kids for their quietness, encouragement, and prayers while I record. Also, to my church family, for your encouragement and witness of faithfulness to the Lord and to my husband, Ryan, whose idea it was in the first place to do this crazy thing and who continually prays for me and helps me to honor God and my sisters in this endeavor, I thank you. 

There are themes of trust, selfless-giving and growth in this one! It’s a good one. (and Joanna also shares how she trained herself to read God’s word when it was hard for her to focus- even more good stuff for ya!)

N.T. Wright, New Testament for Everyone https://www.christianbook.com/wright-everyone-series-complete-testament-volumes/n-t-wright/pd/01919X

Home is a structure rooted in a particular location for people to dwell in. But it can be more than a physical dwelling. As a Christian, Jesus makes his home in you and you in him. You become the place where his Spirit dwells “at home.” This external and internal reality of “home” is what I call “Whole Home.” Whole Home is the dynamic relationship between the inner life of a Christian woman specifically and the outer “home” that she stewards. In one sense- a Christian woman is always “working from Home!” Home is not a static entity, but like a good garden it is always growing in fruitfulness and the Master Gardner is always at work. Let’s hear what he’s been doing!

 Enjoy more music from The Family Room and their song, “You Are” at The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

Special thanks and the warmest of hugs to Rachel Seitz for creating the Whole Home logo, Callie Blackwell for her masterful document presentation skills, Mike Clapp for seeing a home in a W, and Dr. Garreth Blackwell for his continuous support in all things tech. You are the best!

Thank you also to my husband, Ryan, for your idea in the first place and your relentless encouragement and prayer. I love you!

I’ve got a grandma in the house! Listen in as Joanna shares her life following Jesus in all its ups and downs.

Home is a structure rooted in a particular location for people to dwell in. But it can be more than a physical dwelling. As a Christian, Jesus makes his home in you and you in him. You become the place where his Spirit dwells “at home.” This external and internal reality of “home” is what I call “Whole Home.” Whole Home is the dynamic relationship between the inner life of a Christian woman specifically and the outer “home” that she stewards. In one sense- a Christian woman is always “working from Home!” Home is not a static entity, but like a good garden it is always growing in fruitfulness and the Master Gardner is always at work. Let’s hear what he’s been doing!

Enjoy more music from The Family Room and their song, “You Are” at The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

Special thanks and the warmest of hugs to Rachel Seitz for creating the Whole Home logo, Callie Blackwell for her masterful document presentation skills, Mike Clapp for seeing a home in a W, and Dr. Garreth Blackwell for his continuous support in all things tech. You are the best!

Thank you also to my husband, Ryan, for your idea in the first place and your relentless encouragement and prayer. I love you!

Ashley shares how God has softened her heart so much that she stands amazed at his work and can hardly believe how much he has changed her from the time she started coming to Remnant a decade ago. On this episode she shares how she is embracing femininity, friendship and freedom from many sins! Thanks for listening. 

Dave’s Flowers: Facebook

Made for People: Why We Drift into Loneliness and How to Fight for a Life of Friendship: Justin Whitmel Earley – Christianbook.com

Article on Lust by Audrey Love The Secret Sin – by Audrey Love (substack.com)

The Shepherd, The Table, The Home vinyl can be pre-ordered here.

Home is a structure rooted in a particular location for people to dwell in. But it can be more than a physical dwelling. As a Christian, Jesus makes his home in you and you in him. You become the place where his Spirit dwells “at home.” This external and internal reality of “home” is what I call “Whole Home.” Whole Home is the dynamic relationship between the inner life of a Christian woman specifically and the outer “home” that she stewards. In one sense- a Christian woman is always “working from Home!” Home is not a static entity, but like a good garden it is always growing in fruitfulness and the Master Gardner is always at work. Let’s hear what he’s been doing!

Enjoy more music from The Family Room and their song, “You Are” at The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

Special thanks and the warmest of hugs to Rachel Seitz for creating the Whole Home logo, Callie Blackwell for her masterful document presentation skills, Mike Clapp for seeing a home in a W, and Dr. Garreth Blackwell for his continuous support in all things tech. You are the best!

Thank you also to my husband, Ryan, for your idea in the first place and your relentless encouragement and prayer. I love you!

Ashley shares about the loss of her mother at a young age and about the road to finding solid ground to stand on amidst much confusion. Thanks for listening!

The Shepherd, The Table, The Home vinyl can be pre-ordered here.

Home is a structure rooted in a particular location for people to dwell in. But it can be more than a physical dwelling. As a Christian, Jesus makes his home in you and you in him. You become the place where his Spirit dwells “at home.” This external and internal reality of “home” is what I call “Whole Home.” Whole Home is the dynamic relationship between the inner life of a Christian woman specifically and the outer “home” that she stewards. In one sense- a Christian woman is always “working from Home!” Home is not a static entity, but like a good garden it is always growing in fruitfulness and the Master Gardner is always at work. Let’s hear what he’s been doing!

Enjoy more music from The Family Room and their song, “You Are” at The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

Special thanks and the warmest of hugs to Rachel Seitz for creating the Whole Home logo, Callie Blackwell for her masterful document presentation skills, Mike Clapp for seeing a home in a W, and Dr. Garreth Blackwell for his continuous support in all things tech. You are the best!

Thank you also to my husband, Ryan, for your idea in the first place and your relentless encouragement and prayer. I love you!

Join Kat and I as we get into the topic of “story”. Her tender heart that Jesus is shaping really comes through and culminates with a beautiful big harvest at the end. Lots of laughs on this one!

The Shepherd, The Table, The Home vinyl can be pre-ordered here.

Home is a structure rooted in a particular location for people to dwell in. But it can be more than a physical dwelling. As a Christian, Jesus makes his home in you and you in him. You become the place where his Spirit dwells “at home.” This external and internal reality of “home” is what I call “Whole Home.” Whole Home is the dynamic relationship between the inner life of a Christian woman specifically and the outer “home” that she stewards. In one sense- a Christian woman is always “working from Home!” Home is not a static entity, but like a good garden it is always growing in fruitfulness and the Master Gardner is always at work. Let’s hear what he’s been doing!

Enjoy more music from The Family Room and their song, “You Are” at The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

Special thanks and the warmest of hugs to Rachel Seitz for creating the Whole Home logo, Callie Blackwell for her masterful document presentation skills, Mike Clapp for seeing a home in a W, and Dr. Garreth Blackwell for his continuous support in all things tech. You are the best!

Thank you also to my husband, Ryan, for your idea in the first place and your relentless encouragement and prayer. I love you!

Get ready for a wild ride! Kat shares her up and down journey to faith, which includes a stop in South Korea and being unknowingly involved in a cult and moving from apprehension about women who follow Jesus and what that means for her to humbly desiring whatever God wants for her life, which included finding a wonderful home in Remnant church with lots of women she knows and loves! 

The Shepherd, The Table, The Home vinyl can be pre-ordered here.

Home is a structure rooted in a particular location for people to dwell in. But it can be more than a physical dwelling. As a Christian, Jesus makes his home in you and you in him. You become the place where his Spirit dwells “at home.” This external and internal reality of “home” is what I call “Whole Home.” Whole Home is the dynamic relationship between the inner life of a Christian woman specifically and the outer “home” that she stewards. In one sense- a Christian woman is always “working from Home!” Home is not a static entity, but like a good garden it is always growing in fruitfulness and the Master Gardner is always at work. Let’s hear what he’s been doing!

Enjoy more music from The Family Room and their song, “You Are” at The Shepherd, The Table, The Home – YouTube

Special thanks and the warmest of hugs to Rachel Seitz for creating the Whole Home logo, Callie Blackwell for her masterful document presentation skills, Mike Clapp for seeing a home in a W, and Dr. Garreth Blackwell for his continuous support in all things tech. You are the best!

Thank you also to my husband, Ryan, for your idea in the first place and your relentless encouragement and prayer. I love you!