We love getting your questions and discussing the topics dear to your heart. In this week’s episode, we discuss the following topics and questions: Kids should be allowed to feel anger, but should we allow our kids to stomp off in their anger?

We all seek to find our life purpose. But have you ever thought about your marital purpose? The purpose God has for your marriage? He has one for you–but it may not be for what you think. In this episode, we talk with Ryan and Selena Frederick from Fie...

Sex is our most requested topic lately for the podcast. And the types of questions we receive about sex reveal the power it holds in how well–or not–we connect with our spouse. In this episode, Ryan and Laura Dobson join us to talk about the joys and d...

Feeling exhausted, or simply tired of going through the motions? The modern world is a machine of a thousand invisible habits, forming us into anxious, busy, and depressed people. The trouble is that our habits are almost invisible to us. In fact,

This episode is a discussion about what we describe as the “art of becoming.” Too often we get so focused on the day-to-day sleep, discipline, or behavioral issues with our kids that we lose sight of what really influences who they become.

The Bible consistently uses botanical growth to describe our spiritual maturity and how we grow. Applied to us as parents, we want to raise children who love God and share His love with the world. But how do you prepare a spiritual seedling to become f...

Our 100th episode! And what better way to celebrate than talking with two amazing humans–Ryan and Laura Dobson–about being emotionally healthy for your family. This is arguably our most raw and vulnerable episode to date.

In this episode, we take your questions and talk about them. This week’s questions include the following topics: What educational apps we would recommend How to handle a co-parenting situation where you have no control with what’s happening in the othe...

“Mom, who sang the first song?” When Ellie Holcomb’s then five-year-old daughter, Emmylou, asked her this question, Ellie threw the question back at her. “Well, who do you think sang the first song?” Emmylou’s answer is priceless. Yes,

In this episode, we take your questions and talk about them. This week’s questions include the following topics: How to thrive in the survival years with young kids Should we send our kids to kindergarten early or hold them back How to manage our own a...