Ep 111: Practicing Sabbath With Little Kids

We are wrapping up this season of the podcast talking about our family tent camping trip, family dynamics + the current state of the family farm, and the "thing behind the thing" when it comes to building a homestead. But don't worry! We will be back in a few months with incredib ...  Show more

Suzanne Stabile is back with us again to keep the Enneagram conversation going! This time, we're going even deeper—talking about the centers of intelligence (thinking, feeling, and doing) and how understanding them can help us grow, connect better with others, and live more aware ...  Show more

Busyness, squirmy children, silly questions, and feeling insecure about talking to toddlers about Jesus are all things that hinder intentional discipleship in the season of young children. When you feel like you can't live up to that other family, or your ideal picture of fami ...

Mark 10:45 & Matthew 22:37-39  We will first hear what our Bible says and then have a short, simple activity for your family to try. We are doing 1 activity a week for advent in addition to our weekend full stories. I intentionally made these activities very simple! You do NOT h ...  Show more

The everyday moments of life can often feel monotonous and unimportant. This can be tricky for those of us who are trying to center their home in the gospel. How can we lean into spiritual formation in ordinary family habits? Justin Whitmer Earley is here to bring the fire. He's ...  Show more

Do we know how to truly rest? Who would we be if we did?

I’ve been wrestling with these questions since I read Abraham Joshua Heschel’s stunning book “The Sabbath” in college. The ancient Jewish ritual of the Sabbath reserves a full day per week for rest. As it’s commonl ...