Marriage and parenting are holy work, and they are hard work. Mark and I started the Life in the Mundane podcast to talk honestly about the difficult topics in marriage and parenting from a biblical perspective, so you can make the most of the little moments in the relationships that matter most.

We come to these conversations as second-generation homeschool parents who married young, had six kids in nine years, and have been through plenty of ups and downs along the way. Our hope is that you leave encouraged: what God has called you to, He will equip you for.

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Listen to the podcast

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Books we love on marriage & parenting

A few of the books that have shaped how we parent and love our family.

Parenting & motherhood

Family worship & church

Family Worship by Joel R. Beeke

Family Worship
Joel R. Beeke

Family Worship Bible Guide by Joel R. Beeke, Michael P. V. Barrett, Jerry Bilkes & Paul M. Smalley

Family Worship Bible Guide
Joel R. Beeke, Michael P. V. Barrett, Jerry Bilkes & Paul M. Smalley

Marriage

Teaching character

🌱 Christian Character Study Guides

Ten free guides that walk your family through character topics like anxiety, anger and loneliness from a biblical worldview, using great children’s books from New Growth Press.

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Good stories teach character too. Adventures in Odyssey, Torchlighters and Adventures from the Book of Virtues are some of our favorites. Find them with the rest of our favorite shows.

Parenting videos

A few of our most-watched parenting conversations from my channel.

Having important conversations with your kids (more than just “the talk”)
Tools for building strong sibling relationships

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