Dating in the digital age is far different than it was 20-years ago. Relationships, situationships, hook-ups, ghosting, stashing, benching, and breadcrumbing all happen, literally, in the blink of an eye, and we need to be talking with our kids about it. So join this special episode with Tony, Bre, and their own teenage daughter to discuss a biblical view of dating.

The once doll-faced and doe-eyed country star Taylor Swift has become a cultural icon of power and politics. Join Tony and Bre to discuss the challenges of letting our tweens and teens admire (often worship) superstars and singing sensations.

One of the questions we receive more than any other is “What routines should mommy be establishing for their children?” or put another way, “How should moms be more intentional about the home?” So join Tony, Bre, and special guest Sharon Cannavo, to discuss ideas on how to build a home culture that’s structured, peaceful, yet remains full of joy.

In last week’s episode Granger and Amber Smith poured out their story of heartache after losing 3-yr old son River in a drowning accident. Join Tony, Bre, Granger and Amber for this soul-stirring conclusion to God’s story of new life and new calling.

In a story capturing national headlines, platinum-selling country singer Granger Smith (and wife Amber) lost their precious son (River, 3) in a drowning accident. Despite their best efforts to fix themselves, despair and grief grew until the Lord met this couple in a truly life-changing way. Join Tony and Bre, Granger and Amber for this special story of heartache and hope. 

Valentine’s Day can be a holiday filled with flowers and fluffy romantic sentiments, but also, for many, a day of pressure, implied sex, loneliness, and vain attempts to fix in one day what took all year to break down. So join Tony and Bre to discuss this cultural holiday along with ways to depressurize it. 

Most of us know the great commission and have a heartfelt desire to fulfill it, but sadly aren’t quite sure how, and feel tremendous insecurity when asked to guide others. Join Tony, Bre, and special guest Susan Heck to discuss disciple-making, both in our homes and with friends.

Last week, Tony and Bre dove into a discussion on marriage as Covenant Companionship, meaning it has God as Designer, is meant for companionship, and comes with lifetime commitment. Join Tony and Bre for Part 2 of this subject.

Most of us enter marriage with a warped (or at the least slightly misinformed) view of what marriage is meant to be. This leads to frustration, confusion, and often lasting pain. So join Tony and Bre for an episode helping couples understand the meaning and magnificence of their marriage.

In last week’s episode, the Woods shared a Baylor University study indicating couples who pray together stay together 99% of the time and examined both the “why” and “what” of prayer. In this follow-up, join Tony and Bre to discuss practical “how-tos” of prayer.

In a study conducted by Baylor’s Journal of Marriage and Family, married couples who prayed together stayed together 99% of the time, highlighting prayer as a key component to a lifetime of togetherness. So join Tony and Bre to discuss what prayer is along with how to ensure it’s part of daily life.

In this episode, Tony and Bre replay and provide commentary on a follower favorite episode from the past year discussing how to build goals, habits, and healthy routines in the home.

In this special holiday episode, Tony and Bre answer your questions, including Christmas, family, friends, and the New Year, and share a few exciting Date Night updates to be on the lookout for.

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.

Ever hit January only to wonder where December disappeared to? Amidst all the family parties, church events, sniffles, sneezes, and Amazon deliveries, many of us “grit our teeth” to make it through this busy season but never get to enjoy it. So join Tony and Bre for an episode discussing ways to cut, trim, and plan a more meaningful Christmas.

Is Santa Claus an innocent fairytale or a pagan commercial manipulator? Maybe a bit of both? If so, how can Christian parents guide their children through the haze of holiday truth? Join Tony and Bre, along with DNWTW vets – Grant and Grace Anna Castleberry – for a fun talk on this important topic.

Continuing their series on children and church, the Woods are joined by the always joyful and energetic James and Erin Coates. In this special episode, the two couples discuss ways you can spark and maintain your child’s appreciation and respect for all things church.

More and more parents are seeing the immense value of having their children in corporate worship. But having kids in “big service” comes with challenges, for us parents, our children, and sometimes people sitting nearby. So join Tony and Bre to discuss tips and training that can help kids bless a congregation.

It’s no secret that kids are daily exposed to opponents of Christianity, including at their schools, with their friends, and online. Are you prepared to talk with your kids about tough Bible questions? To help them build a true defense of the faith? In this fun episode, Tony and Bre are joined by Bryan and Natasha Crain to discuss kids, apologetics, and building Christian confidence.

In a follow-up to last week’s pod, Tony and Bre continue their discussion on the biblical principles of divorce, remarriage, and blended families. In this episode, they move to practical issues, attempting to answer the “real life” questions associated with marital breakdown.