Healthy Homes
Tools for the Heart - Strength for the HomeThis podcast grew out of a desire to see every home become a place of connection, freedom, and ongoing transformation.
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Season 2 Q+A: Finding an EMDR Therapist, Sharing Locations and Serving Gone Wrong (opens the original)
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What happens when your most "inspiring" family moment turns into a full-blown family meeting twenty minutes later? To close out Season 2, Josh and Katie are answering the questions you've sent in from topics across the season — and they're kicking it off with a story that did not go the way they pictured it. After hearing Eric and Becky Watt talk about family on mission, they decided to surprise their kids with a spontaneous, 10:30 p.m. neighborhood trash cleanup. It was going to be the perfect
Grouchy Christians, Refusing To Live Through Your Kids, and A Mission Trip Down the Street | S02 EP12 (opens the original)
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What if the thing that qualifies you to serve isn't having it all figured out first? In part two of this conversation, Josh continues talking with Eric and Becky Watt about what it actually looks like to build a life — and a family — around service instead of self-improvement. They talk about learning to yield instead of strong-arming in their own marriage, and why they've never felt competition between their callings, only privilege that they get to serve together without serving identically. E
"It Messed with My Politics,” Loving People Across the Line and What We Lost When We Stopped Listening | S02 EP.11 (opens the original)
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Sometimes being right isn't actually the point, and somewhere along the way, most of us started leading with our position instead of our love. In part one of this conversation, Josh sits down with Eric and Becky Watt to talk about what happened when Becky realized someone had seen her as a person before they saw her politics, and how that one experience messed with everything she thought she believed. They get into what it looks like to love people across a dividing line instead of fighting them
Kissing in the Kitchen, Giving Kids Sightlines, and Sneaking into Disney (opens the original)
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Most parents try to hide conflict from their kids. But kids don't need a perfect marriage modeled, they need a resilient one. In this conversation, Josh and Katie get into what it actually looks like to let your kids see your relationship — the affection, the disagreements, the apologies, and the repair. They talk about why kids need to watch conflict get resolved (not just avoided), how to regulate your own emotions in a way that teaches your kids something instead of scaring them, and why spea
Church Kid Hacks, "I Don't Want to Go!" and What's Caught Not Taught (opens the original)
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We don’t always feel like going to church, but some of the most formative moments happen on the Sundays you almost didn't show up. In this conversation, Josh and Katie talk about what it actually looks like to build a family culture around worship and prayer as a rhythm, not a rule. They get practical about Sunday sports, when the kids say they don’t want to go, how to narrate worship to a two-year-old, and what to do when you're face-down in the Prayer Room and your kid climbs on your back. The
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