Andy WoodHost
Stacie WoodGuest
Ariel AmaroHost
So we looked this last weekend at Joshua chapter 24, which is one of my favorite passages from the Old Testament.

This is like at the end of Joshua's life and he is passing the torch to the next generation.

And he makes this statement that has like echoed across the generations, which is choose this day whom you will serve.

And as you look at society as a whole, the house or the home is upstream from everything in culture.

And so many people who attend our church or even are listening to this podcast, they often feel like, man, I just need help with my home.

We've got people that maybe their kids are a lot harder than they anticipated they would be.

And what we talked about this weekend applies to every context that people would find themselves in.

I want to hear you just talk a little bit about the type of home that you were raised in and just how that just sort of crystallized and made a vision for you for the home that you have today.

so stacy a couple weeks ago shared a little bit about her story and the family that she grew up in and we grew up in very different situations and circumstances um one good thing that we both had is that we both had um especially our parents that had a relationship with the lord or have a relationship with the lord but my situation was was very different in that when i was young probably about 10 years old, my parents decided to get a divorce.

And at that time, my mom moved from Michigan where I grew up to South Carolina or North Carolina.

And while we were there, my dad basically felt like we should come back and live with him.

So we looked this last weekend at Joshua chapter 24, which is one of my favorite passages from the Old Testament.

This is like at the end of Joshua's life and he is passing the torch to the next generation.

And he makes this statement that has like echoed across the generations, which is choose this day whom you will serve.

And as you look at society as a whole, the house or the home is upstream from everything in culture.

And so many people who attend our church or even are listening to this podcast, they often feel like, man, I just need help with my home.

We've got people that maybe their kids are a lot harder than they anticipated they would be.

And what we talked about this weekend applies to every context that people would find themselves in.

I want to hear you just talk a little bit about the type of home that you were raised in and just how that just sort of crystallized and made a vision for you for the home that you have today.

so stacy a couple weeks ago shared a little bit about her story and the family that she grew up in and we grew up in very different situations and circumstances um one good thing that we both had is that we both had um especially our parents that had a relationship with the lord or have a relationship with the lord but my situation was was very different in that when i was young probably about 10 years old, my parents decided to get a divorce.

And at that time, my mom moved from Michigan where I grew up to South Carolina or North Carolina.

And while we were there, my dad basically felt like we should come back and live with him.
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