Summer break always comes with some pressure. Schedules change, routines are gone, and there’s a desire for vacation. In this episode we’ll do some brainstorming on ways we can all make special summer memories.

Summer break always comes with some pressure. Schedules change, routines are gone, and there’s a desire for vacation. In this episode we’ll do some brainstorming on ways we can all make special summer memories.

A listener kindly pointed out that real-life doesn’t work out the way it “should” or the way a podcast (like ours) makes it sound. We 100% agree, so join us for this episode on mess, hard work, grace and second chances.

Adoption is a beautiful act of love that many young families consider. But often while young parents may begin with the best of intentions, they quickly learn that the adoption system, and adoption realities, aren’t always what they seem. Join Tony, Bre, and special guests Heath and Christine to discuss their journey of adopting four littles ones.

In a famous scene of the Christmas classic “Home Alone,” Kevin McCallister creates havoc in the kitchen, causing the entire family to give him an evil glare, as Uncle Frank leans in to say, “Look what ya did, you little jerk!” Sadly, most families have experienced holiday moments like this –or worse– where family members hurt one another. So join Tony and Bre in discussing ways we can “keep the peace” this Christmas.

As divorce rates climb, family dynamics become complex, and many people aren’t living the “white picket fence” life. So join Tony and Bre in this vital two-part episode, as they share their story, examine marriage as God’s design, and discuss biblical answers to some of life’s toughest relational questions.

Anger – if left unchecked – can destroy a marriage and a home, so in this vulnerable episode Tony and Bre pull back the veil to share a few of their recent “disagreements” and discuss ways couples can “defuse” emotional explosions to build safer and more lasting family bonds.

One of the most difficult elements of marriage is relating to our in-laws. The reality of marriage is that we marry one person, along with the thoughts, opinions, and influences of their entire family. In this super-honest episode, Bre sits down with her mother-in-law to discuss how daughters-in-law (and their mothers-in-law) can best glorify God in relationship.

After a stellar NFL career and blossoming weight loss business, Heath and Chrissy Evans have turned their attention to building the kingdom of God by helping the least, last, and lost. Join Tony and Bre for a power-house double date with a couple 100% committed to being the hands and feet of Christ.

In this episode, the Woods answer more listener questions and then spend time with Susan Heck. Susan was a pastor’s wife for 45 years, has memorized all of the New Testament, and teaches women around the world. So get ready for some laughs and a beautiful download of biblical wisdom on what it means to be a true woman of the Word.

In this episode, the Woods have a family date night with the kids to talk about life and the questions Tony receives when spending time with the kids. Ezekiel (8) asks dad hard questions that only kids think of. Tony and Peyton (13) discuss daddy/daughter dates and their 10-year journey through discussions on heaven, boys, teens, marriage, catechisms, hormones, and Bible reading. Finally, Tony and Bre recap on the importance of bringing the Gospel into training our children.

In this episode, the Woods go on a double date with Costi and Christyne Hinn to talk about the 'oh-so-challenging' management of busy schedules. How do families work, raise their children, be active in their local church, visit family, minister to their neighbors and so much more? The management or lack thereof, of busy schedules, can be an area of great conflict in marriages today. The Woods and Hinns tackle this topic head-on in this premiere episode.