The Heritage Household

Join us as we talk candidly about slow living, the temptations of our busy world, and living intentionally in different seasons of life. 

 

Join our conversation challenging believers to live without fear, understanding the economy of increased numbers of children, and the financial impacts of these decisions. 

 

 

Another conversation about having a biblical mindset in the midst of all the conversation in the media about national emergencies, and how to live day to day in a way that leads to being prepared for the unexpected. 

Getting practical here, what are the implications of applying the things we talk about here on the podcast? How should we be thinking about the way our actions instruct the future lives of our children? 

 

 

Join us as we talk about marriage, prayer, praying together, family priorities, ministry and so much more. We hope that this episode challenges you to pray together and build your marriage. 

Visit www.themarriagegift.com to get the book or www.marriageaftergod.com for all of Aaron and Jennifer's encouragement! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Join us as we share some convictions about church history and the growing importance and significance it has had for us in our family. As always we hope this conversation is encouraging and thought provoking for you. 

Join us as we examine what the bible really has to say about the characteristics of biblical womanhood, and how we can apply these things in our marriage and parenting today. 

 

In this episode we launch into a conversation about biblical manhood, and how we should be thinking about several terms that are frequently used today, especially when it comes to raising our boys in Chrisitan homes. 

Today's episode is both a doctrinal and practical conversation about salvation, moralism, conservativism, homeschooling, and the pitfalls that we all can fall into when raising our children, or even living our own lives. We hope and pray this episode is a blessing to you! 

Welcome to our discussion on generational faith, this conversation includes references to the doctrinal ideas of covenant succession or expectant redemption along with personal challenges of the character we should be developing and expecting as we walk out our faith and responsibilities as parents.