At Home with the Beveres

The podcast discusses navigating the digital world with kids, including when to give them a phone, setting boundaries, and healthy engagement with technology. They explore the negative effects of excessive screen time, emphasize the importance of balance, and share practical strategies for creating safe environments for screen time and phones.

What does it mean to live a life of prayer? How do we learn to hear the voice of God? Is there a right way to pray? If so, what is it?For many of us, prayer is a struggle. But what if this year, you discovered how to develop a true passion for prayer and bring it to the forefront in your home? On this week’s episode of At Home with the Beveres, Addison, Juli, and Alec discuss the journey of deepening your prayer life. Giving voice to the challenges and joys of seeking God through prayer, they invite you to embrace the process of learning to connect with the God who wants to make Himself known.Tune in for inspiration, encouragement, and a helpful framework for spiritual growth in the coming year.P.S. Get access to Addison and Juli's new course, "Words with God", here: https://link.messengerx.com/Gf514FTVjZjw6ics6Or grab a copy of Addison's book, "Words with God," here, or consider gifting it to a loved one: https://addisonbevere.com

How do you move past the deep pain that often happens within families? Forgiveness opens the door to healing while creating the conditions for God’s justice to be worked out. There is power in our choice to forgive. Will we choose it? Giving voice to the nuances of forgiveness, Addison, Juli, and Arden Bevere lend you their personal experience on how they have experienced the heart of God by embracing forgiveness. Today’s episode of At Home with the Beveres brings clarity to challenging questions like the differences between forgiveness and reconciliation, and how love creates the container for sins to be navigated. We hope you’ll tune in!

Have you ever felt like pieces of your past have disqualified you from a beautiful story in the present? Your family's story may look different than you expected. Perhaps it has been fragmented by the loss of a spouse or shattered by a painful divorce. But the truth is this: there is no story too far from redemption. God will weave beauty and restoration into your family's story if you allow Him.In this episode of At Home with the Beveres, Join Addison and Juli as they discuss the power of redemption in families with guests Scott and Vanessa Martindale. As a blended family, Scott and Vanessa open up about their personal story, offering fresh vision for how God moves us toward a new narrative of healing and wholeness.Today's conversation invites us to embrace and celebrate the many forms our families can take. How can we partner with the redemption God wants to write through our "yes"? How can we build unity and peace into our homes so that these can be spaces for families to thrive?You won't want to miss this one!P.S. Grab a copy of Scott & Vanessa's book, "Blended and Redeemed: The Go-To Field Guide for the Modern Stepfamily," here, or consider gifting it to a loved one: https://a.co/d/eiE6WTGFor more from Scott & Vanessa, check out their podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blended-kingdom-families-podcast/id1493479595

The hosts reflect on past parenting mistakes and discuss adapting strategies; importance of treating each child individually; changing discipline techniques; importance of recognizing mistakes; handling emotions and instilling fear of the Lord; seizing opportunities for meaningful conversations with children.

The podcast delves into the topic of discipline in parenting, discussing the controversial use of spanking, embarrassing moments resulting from lack of discipline, and the importance of discipline done out of love. The speakers share personal experiences and highlight the need for humility and forgiveness. They also talk about transforming challenging situations into opportunities for growth, conflict resolution in parenting, and raising rebellious children.

Dr. Lee Warren, a neurosurgeon, discusses finding hope amidst grief and suffering. Topics include developing a healthy theology of God in the midst of suffering, showing support to those who are hurting, and different ways people grieve. The power of hope, its connection to faith, and the concept of 'pre-happ' are also explored.

The podcast discusses the negative impact of entitled children and the importance of instilling values of purpose, position, and gratitude in our children. They also explore the consequences of spoiling children with excessive attention and the significance of encouraging responsibility and delayed gratification. The speakers reflect on the meaning of entitlement in terms of inheritance and passing it on to the next generation. They also touch on the topic of parenting through divorce and discuss stereotypes and generational labels related to entitlement.

Welcome to a thought-provoking episode of "At Home with the Beveres." In a world overflowing with answers and opinions, we often overlook the beauty of questions and the incredible journey they take us on to learn and discover answers for ourselves.How can we, as parents and mentors, encourage this process and inspire our loved ones to think like Christ, even when we don't have all the answers?Join hosts Addison and Alec Bevere as they embark on a deep exploration of this topic with their special guest, Gabe Lyons. Gabe is the founder of THINQ Media and the host of the "Undercurrent" podcast.Together, they tackle questions that many of us may find challenging to ask:How can we gracefully navigate the intricate landscape of questions while maintaining our strong faith?What role do questions play in the way we think, and how can we foster clear, thoughtful thinking in our children?How can we nurture "thought leaders" within our homes and influence the way they approach complex issues?Discover the art of creating a safe and welcoming space for questions, particularly those posed by our children.As a bonus, Gabe Lyons provides a sneak peek into the upcoming Nxt Gen Summit in November, and sheds light on the impactful work of THINQ Media.Don't miss this enlightening episode that will leave you inspired to become a catalyst for meaningful discussions within your communities and your family. Embrace the beauty of questions and embark on a transformative journey of discovery together. Tune in now!For additional information on THINQ Media check out their website: https://thinqmedia.comDon't miss THINQ's first-ever Nxt Gen Summit in the heart of Nashville, Nov. 10-11!Register today at https://nxtgensummit.comFor more content from Gabe Lyons, check out his podcast, "Undercurrent": https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/undercurrent-with-gabe-lyons/id1683005631

In today's episode of At Home with the Beveres, we're stepping into some of the trenches of parenting. Addison, Juli, and Alec come together with special guest and next-gen Bevere, Asher to talk about the transition into the teenage years.Adolescence is not just a stepping stone to adulthood; it's a season of profound growth and change. But how can we, as parents and mentors, become a true safe haven for our teens during these transformative years?Today we take on transitions from boyhood to manhood, and discover some of the keys that unlock our children's hearts. We hope to equip you with practical insights that will guide your kids toward responsible and empowered adulthood.Remember, as we journey alongside our children, we're reminded that where our efforts fall short, God steps in. Join us as we strive to bridge the gap between the 'now' and the 'next' in the lives of our teens" in this episode of At Home with the Beveres.Check out Addison's book recommendation, The Intentional Father by Jon Tyson, here: https://a.co/d/dAP0IXX