At Home with the Beveres

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

This conversation dives into the challenges of discussing sexuality with children in today’s society. It emphasizes the importance of open dialogue and nurturing relationships to promote healthy communication. The hosts share personal stories about fostering positive self-image and setting boundaries in relationships. They also explore ways to create a safe space for children to express their feelings and the use of code words to enhance trust. Ultimately, it’s about equipping families to handle sensitive topics with grace and understanding.

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.