In Episode 36: Casting Demons Out of Your Home, Addison, Juli, and John Bevere discuss what it means to protect your home from a place of authority rather than from a place of fear. Topics include how to discern spiritual attacks on your home, what to do about them, and how to keep a clear conscience before God. Tune in for part 2 of this conversation on guarding your home for strategies to make your house a safe dwelling place!

Do you feel like your home is lacking peace? Does it often seem like there is chaos at every turn and you’re looking for answers to help? If that’s where you find yourself, there are answers. When we embrace the fear of the Lord in our homes it has the power to change everything!Join us for part 1 of an impactful conversation on At Home with the Beveres where Addison, Juli, and John share how to let the fear of the Lord transform your lives and homes.

You asked for it…so here you go! In today’s episode of At Home with the Beveres, we’re diving into one of the most requested topics: navigating the digital world with our kids. Hosts Addison and Juli Bevere are joined by their daughter Sophia to talk about a healthy approach to phones, screen time, and more.When is it appropriate to give your children a cell phone? What boundaries should you set with your kids in this increasingly tech-driven world? How do we teach our children to engage with technology in a healthy way rather than becoming addicted to it?If you've wrestled with the topic of how to approach screen time, rest assured, you’re not alone. This week's conversation is one you won't want to miss!P.S. Check out Addison and Juli's book recommendation, "Taming The Technology Monster" by Sissy Goff, here: https://a.co/d/8NQoVkG

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

At some point in our parenting, we will make mistakes—perhaps big ones.There are so many questions when it comes to disciplining our kids. What do I do when I recognize I’ve messed up? What is appropriate discipline and what is too far? How can we as parents model God’s heart to our children when correction is needed?Join us for part 2 of our conversation on discipline in this episode of At Home with the Beveres as we explore how our parenting can model the kingdom of God!

How can we help our kids grow into who God has called them to be? How do we create a healthy environment for our kids to flourish? And how can we curb unhealthy and unwanted behaviors without going too far and potentially damaging our children?The way we discipline our kids is a massive part of their formation. As parents, the weight of this can feel overwhelming. Let’s be honest; discipline can be quite challenging. Many of us never had a healthy model to learn from, which may have left us feeling uncertain about how to navigate it. If this is you, rest assured, you are not alone!Today on At Home with the Bevere's we are discussing how to discipline in a way that honors God. You won't want to miss this one! Addison, Juli, Alec, and Lisa will lend you their personal experience on the topic of discipline, leaving you with both insightful frameworks on the subject, as well as practical ways to implement it in your home.

In a world filled with brokenness, we will face grief at some point—but how do we hold on to hope in the midst of loss? How can we prepare for when the trouble comes? You may be struggling through this tension even now.On this episode of At Home with the Beveres, join Addison and Juli as they host guest Dr. W. Lee Warren. He shares his story of finding hope in the middle of heartbreaking circumstances, offering insights on complex questions like: How do we develop a healthy theology of God in the midst of suffering? How can we show up for those who are hurting? How do we hold space for the different ways that people grieve?Join us for today's conversation to discover practical and purposeful ways to navigate grief and loss.P.S. Grab a copy of Dr. Lee's book, "Hope Is the First Dose," here, or consider gifting it to a loved one: https://a.co/d/8iV6Nf3For more from Dr. Lee, check out his podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dr-lee-warren-podcast/id863481502Or visit his website for more books and content: https://wleewarrenmd.com

In a society where the pursuit of status and self-importance prevails, particularly with children exposed to an endless stream of media, our aim is to offer valuable insights that will help us guide our kids to understand that the world doesn't revolve around them.But here's the kicker—shaping the next generation's perspective on entitlement starts with us, the parents! We're the ones setting the example.In this episode of At Home with the Beveres, hosts Addison and Juli Bevere are joined by Arden Bevere as they discuss some truly paradigm challenging perspectives on entitlement.Tune in to learn how we can instill values of purpose, position, and inheritance in our children. We'll also discover how to safeguard our children's identity from being compromised and hijacked by a broken culture.Don't miss this thought-provoking episode on At Home with the Beveres!P.S. Grab a copy of Arden's book, "Redefined," here, or consider gifting it to your teenager: https://a.co/d/6xp0lFQAnd make sure to check out the Redefined Course on MessengerX: https://link.messengerx.com/otc8beuCBCdEfVJp6

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 more content from Gabe Lyons, check out his podcast, "Undercurrent": https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/undercurrent-with-gabe-lyons/id1683005631For 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.com

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

So many wrestle with shame: the inability to separate what we’ve done from who we are—but God has better things in store for you than this.On this episode of At Home with the Beveres, join Lisa and Juli as they host guest Christian Bevere to talk through her journey with shame—one we can all identify with. How do you develop a positive body image in a culture of unrelenting pressure? What about overcoming past regret and brokenness? And what do you do when it feels like shame just keeps coming, wave after wave? We’re told God can redeem and rewrite our stories—but how?Tune in for a powerful conversation around this subject, and learn how you can build a legacy of freedom that you pass down to the next generation!Get Christian's new book, "Break Up with What Broke You: How God Redeems and Rewrites Your Story", here: https://christianbevere.com/Or find it on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Break-Up-What-Broke-You/dp/0800742133

As parents, we must instill trust, nurture intuition, and foster open communication with our children.In a culture that increasingly targets our little ones, safeguarding their innocence becomes paramount.Join us on today's episode of "At Home with the Beveres," where Addison, Juli, Lisa, and Alec Bevere share valuable insights on cultivating your children's critical thinking and creating safe environments.Tune in for wisdom and guidance on proactively securing the well-being of our children, empowering them to grow in discernment and confidence.

From the impact of life's seasons to the perils of counterfeit intimacy, no topic is off-limits when it comes to the sex talk.Let's shatter stereotypes, explore biblical truths, and uncover the transformative power of sex within the sacred bonds of marriage.Unlock the secrets to a fulfilling marital intimacy in "At Home with the Beveres", join Addison, Juli, Alec, and Maddie Bevere as they fearlessly tackle the misconceptions surrounding sex, guiding you through the ever-changing dynamics of a thriving Biblical sex life.

Have you fallen prey to these marriage myths? Are culture's fairy tales misleading you?Many of us embark on a journey fueled by the desire to discover that elusive soulmate, someone who completes us.But in our quest for marital bliss, have we forgotten the true purpose of marriage? Believe it or not, finding "the one" can be messy, marred with imperfections and doubts.In today's episode of "At Home with the Beveres", join Addison, Juli, Alec, and Maddie Bevere as they discuss navigating the complexities of marriage, debunking myths, and uncovering the realities of becoming one.

Heart check: do you admit when you're wrong? Do you prioritize understanding someone or just the reasons why you're right?Conflicts and confrontations can make or break our families, so we must navigate these challenges carefully and gracefully.In this episode of At Home with the Beveres, we explore the power of embracing imperfection and apologizing.Whether it's your marriage, children, or even grandkids, we want to equip you with practical strategies to create authentic spaces where honesty thrives.Tune in to At Home with the Beveres and join Addison, Juli, and Lisa Bevere as they share insights, wisdom, and practical advice to help you navigate conflicts and foster meaningful connections within your family.

Tension, conflicts, and confrontations can happen even in our closest relationships. In this episode of At Home with the Beveres, Addison, Juli, and Lisa Bevere explore the importance of establishing safe spaces within marriage.In this first part of our two-part series, we challenge the notion that conflict is always negative—and delve into the art of resolving disputes with grace and openness.From their first-hand experiences, learn how to navigate challenging situations, equipped with practical strategies and effective communication techniques that will strengthen the foundation of your relationship. Looking for more marriage resources?Click here to read The Story of Marriage on MessengerX or click here to watch The Story of Marriage course.

A mother's influence is powerful and extends far beyond her children. Women who are mother figures, godmothers, and aren't mothers yet, all have a unique role in shaping the next generation.In this episode, Addison, Juli, and Lisa Bevere share seven key points that will provide you with practical ways to increase your influence as a mother, mother figure, or godmother.You'll learn how to:Be AwareAcknowledgeBe EngagedBe AvailableBe AuthenticBe ActiveBe an AdvocateWe pray this episode equips and empowers you to love the next generation well.Looking for more parenting resources?Check out our Moms of Men course: https://go.MessengerX.com/momsofmenOr take our Godmothers course: https://go.MessengerX.com/momsofmen

How can we help our kids have confidence in approaching God? How do we counter their fears of saying the wrong thing? How do we help them live in the assurance that He hears them?From our family to yours, we want to share some insights and tools to help you and your children develop a God-consciousness.In this episode of At Home With the Bevere's, Addison, Juli, John, and Lisa unpack ideas from Addison's newest book, "Words With God." Tune in to learn how to model Jesus' way of praying and teach your kids to do the same.Get Addison’s new book, “Words with God: Trading Boring, Empty Prayer for Real Connection”, here: wordswithgod.org Or get his new book on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3mq9ngR

Have you ever felt FOMO when people say, “God told me...“, and wondered how you could also hear from God?You’re not alone.Many of us approach God with fear, shame, and a warped perspective on how He wants to converse with us. But the truth is: God is longing to share His heart with His people.In this episode of At Home with the Bevere’s, Addison, Juli, John, and Lisa share how to move beyond transactional, boring prayers and enter into a real connection with God.Join us as we explore how to approach God with confidence and vulnerability, knowing that He longs to speak to us more than we long to hear from Him.Get Addison’s new book, “Words with God: Trading Boring, Empty Prayer for Real Connection”, here: wordswithgod.orgOr get his new book on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3mq9ngR— Addison, Juli, John, & Lisa Bevere

Are you struggling to help your children discover their God-given purpose?As parents, we want to support and guide our children along their journey, but it can be challenging to know where to start.Through personal experience and Biblical wisdom, Addison, Juli, Alec, and Arden Bevere gather around the table to discuss how to foster purpose in our children’s lives.In this episode of At Home with the Beveres, we’ll explore practical ways to help your children navigate their calling and make meaningful decisions. From cultivating a solid spiritual foundation to empowering them to take risks, join us as we equip parents with the tools and insights to raise purpose-filled kids.

Few things compare to the pain of losing someone you love. Grief is a powerful and, oftentimes, overwhelming emotion.In this episode, you’ll hear from Addison, Juli, John, and Alec Bevere as they share their personal experience of losing the matriarch of their family, Anna Catherine Bevere. With heartfelt honesty, they talk about making space to honor the memory of those who have passed.Join us as we discuss the pain of grief, the power of memories, and the beauty of legacy.

Have you ever wondered what will leave a generational impact on your family line? What leads to the promise of “greatness in the land”? Using modern-day and Scriptural references, join Addison, Juli, and John Bevere as they explore the astounding heritage of those who fear the Lord—and how you can begin to build your own. Tune in to this episode of At Home with the Bevere’s for a powerful conversation about how a healthy fear of the Lord transforms your life and legacy. Get the Awe of God from Amazon: https://amzn.to/3lOdGSu Get the Awe of God from the Messenger International store: https://bit.ly/3k5zf0p

Many parents wonder if there is a perfect way to discipline and train their children. The answer is not so black-and-white—instead, it signifies a need for divine wisdom.In this episode of At Home with the Beveres, Addison, Juli, and John share how to develop a holy fear of God that leads to wisdom in all areas of life—especially parenting.After 40 years of ministry, John’s heart has a resounding cry for fathers, mothers, sons, and daughters to know and walk in fear of the Lord.With his new book, The Awe of God, releasing tomorrow, John shares the wisdom gained from pursuing the fear of the Lord—and how that affects how we show up as parents, our legacies, and future generations.Get the Awe of God from Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3lOdGSuGet the Awe of God from the Messenger International store here: https://bit.ly/3k5zf0p

We interrupt our regular episode rhythm to bring you this replay of a conversation we had in our Ways to Win at Home event we hosted at the beginning of last year.During this event, over 3,500 families tuned in, eager to join an ongoing conversation surrounding marriage and family. The response we received to this event was nothing short of overwhelming! As a result, we began the At Home with the Bevere podcast so we can continue these conversations on a regular basis, equipping families to cultivate a home dynamic that is healthy, holy, and fun.Enjoy this episode as we throw it back to where it all began!Looking for the resources Juli mentioned? Find them here:The Ultimate Girls’ Body Book: Not-So-Silly Questions About Your Body—https://amzn.to/3lggSG2Full Set - God’s Design for Sex Series, 4 Books: Revised and Updated Edition By: Stan Jones, Brenna Jones (Paperback) 2019 — https://amzn.to/3EbKriT

Do you feel frozen by the fear of making a mistake? Or are you ready to step forward into everything God is calling you?One of the most courageous things we can do is to begin again.Sometimes a step in any direction is better than doing nothing—and maybe it looks like going back to the last thing God told you to do.In this episode of At Home with the Beveres, Addison, Juli, John, and Lisa encourage us to break out of old thought patterns and take courage as we embrace all God has for us in 2023.

We find ourselves at the very beginning of the New Year, and with that, the wonderful ability to start afresh. But before you rush into 2023, charging full steam ahead, it’s important to step back and reflect on the year that was.Today on At Home with the Beveres, join Addison, Juli, John, and Lisa as they share the three C’s that will help us bring closure to this last year so we can step fully into the new one: clarify, close, and celebrate!It’s easy to forget that if we don’t properly deal with the things of the past, they carry over into our present and futures!Having a fresh start is a good thing, but in order to go forward, we need to be honest about what's behind us.Tune in for a practical and tactical start to the New Year on this episode of At Home with the Beveres!

For most of us, the Christmas season means quality (and quantity) time with family!Family can bring so much joy—but it can also surface pain, resentment, and grief, among other unwanted challenges to the holiday season.Whether you’re hosting your extended family or traveling to visit familiar places and faces, it can be tough to navigate contentious family dynamics.On this episode of At Home with the Beveres, Addison, Juli, John, and Lisa give you specific tools to help you grow through family mess rather than revert to ways of the past.This episode will equip you to let things go, practice forgiveness, and show honor where it’s hardest to give.

Disclaimer: This podcast includes age-sensitive conversations and is rated M for mature.When it comes to raising our children, many things feel out of our control. When will they first learn about porn or sexting? When will they first discover swear words and inappropriate language? What about drugs? And then there's the whole conversation on gender and identity. The list goes on.The destructive things of this world will at some point present themselves to our children in one way or another. As parents who want to raise godly kids, we play a crucial role in preparing our children to handle the realities of our modern world.Join Addison, Juli, John, and Lisa as they discuss creating an atmosphere of trust where your kids feel comfortable coming to you with the confusing issues they encounter, rather than feeling left on their own to navigate them.

As parents, we all walk a fine line between setting healthy, helpful boundaries with our kids and being over-protective, helicopter parents.Naturally, each of us wants to keep our kids from repeating the mistakes we made. If we're not careful, this can lead to a parenting style driven by fear. And fear, as you may know, is a terrible counselor. It also provides a horrible example to follow. Fearful parents raise fearful kids. How do we as parents break fear's grip on our own lives so we can raise children who aren't terrified to take appropriate levels of risk?Today, Addison, Juli, John, and Lisa will lend you their personal experience with the hope that you can leave some fearful parenting habits in the past. May this episode equip you as a parent to train your kids well rather than trapping them in your own fears.

If you’re a millennial you may have grown up with the word “sheltered” coming with a negative stigma. Many parents, in an effort to “protect” their children, end up creating all sorts of rules and boundaries that end up stifling their kids rather than protecting and preparing them.We’re living in a day and age where most parents feel that no matter what they choose to do—or not to do—the world will inevitably be pushed on their children.Today, on At Home with the Beveres, we’re taking a fresh look at what it means to “shelter” your kids. Whether you have strongly defined boundaries in your home or you lean toward the free-flowing end of the spectrum, this conversation with Addison, Juli, John, and Lisa will provide plenty of food for thought on the subject!

Do you ever feel like it’s “too late” for you to parent up to your potential? Or do you feel that you’ve made too many parental mistakes to fully recover from?Although we wish it was as easy as 1-2-3, to parent perfectly, there’s just no simple formula to get it right all the time. But what we can do is help you learn from our mistakes.This week on At Home with the Beveres, we answer some of our most frequently asked questions. Addison, Juli, John, & Lisa share some of their parental woes with transparency, giving some keen insights on what they would have done differently in retrospect.Experience truly is the best teacher—but its lessons can come at a high price. In this episode, learn from their experience—the successes and the setbacks—on how to set the tone in your home!

Wouldn’t it be nice if someone told you how to avoid their parenting mistakes and familial woes?Although we wish we could snap our fingers and give you all the answers, there’s no way of telling the future. But what we can do is help you learn from our mistakes.This week on At Home with the Beveres, we openly discuss what we wish we had known back then that we know now. We pray that these lessons will save you from the same pitfalls and help you set up your homes for success.So, buckle up as we dive into a two-part series on how to set the tone in your home!

Five years ago, people were asking us things like, “How should I study the Bible?” or “How do I write a book or prep a sermon?” But now people are asking us things like… “How do I live?… How do I maintain love in marriage?… How do I position my children to love God?… How do I finish well?”The topics surrounding family are endless, but today we want to talk about how to reset and begin again when you feel like you haven’t done it well.Today’s podcast gives you insights on how to get back up after a tough season. You’ll see that God measures us not by how many times we fall, but by how many times we get back up. Join us (John, Lisa, Addison, and Juli) as we demystify the “perfect family” myth and equip you to keep going and growing.

If you’re wrestling with doing family well, you’re not alone. Let’s face it. Family is wonderful…ly complicated. And doing family well is an intricate balance of embracing timeless wisdom and making adjustments on the fly in our fast-paced, ever-changing world. The conversation on doing family well is so vast we knew we had to do something more thorough to do it justice. That's why we’re thrilled to bring you At Home with the Beveres, this new multi-generational podcast dedicated to discussing all things family. We haven’t done family perfectly, but we have done it well—which means we’ve made a lot of mistakes and learned from them along the way. Now, we want to share those critical lessons with you! Whatever your specific season of family looks like, our goal with this podcast is to open our home to you and give you a safe place to engage these important conversations. So without any further ado, grab a cup of coffee or tea, pull up a chair, and tune into episode one here.