Healthy Homes

Season 1 Q+A: Discerning Darkness, Breaking Codependency, Apologizing First

You've forgiven the person. You've set the boundary. You've tried to have discernment about what your kids are watching. And somehow you're still standing in your kitchen wondering if you actually did any of it right. In this Season 1 Q&A, Josh and Katie work through the questions you sent in after the first season — the in-between ones that don't get a clean answer in a 60-second reel. They draw a line between codependency and the kind of help the body of Christ is actually called to. They introduce the "no need apology" — the confessions that belong between you and the Lord, and the ones you can't afford to skip and they unpack what discernment looks like inside a home, including practical tools for any person who is trying to grow in discernment. Here are the questions we addressed: * Helping vs. codependency — "Isn't there ever a time when we should be reaching out our hand to help people? Isn't it the job of the body to rally around people in need?" * Discernment in the gray — "You mentioned there's gray when it comes to witches, crystals, and new age stuff. As a parent discerning what to let my kids watch, how do you navigate the gray?" * Boundaries without ghosting — "At what point is it okay to set boundaries — not to ghost someone, but to actually set boundaries?" * Jealousy, forgiveness, and the "no need apology" — "How do you handle forgiveness with things like jealousy? Does the person always need to know, or is it a heart issue to be confessed between you and the Lord?" * Staying humble with a blame-shifter — "How do you keep apologizing first and stay humble with someone who's committed to blaming you and accuses you of withholding grace when you try to hold them accountable? How do you have a boundary with someone you can't get away from (a coworker, a family member, someone you live with)?" * Plain truth and the woman at the well — "What about when Jesus told the Samaritan woman, 'you have five husbands' — he spoke plain truth. How does that fit with discernment?" Follow Healthy Homes — Season 2 drops this summer with special guests. Send us your questions: DM ⁠@healthyhomespodcast⁠ [https://instagram.com/healthyhomespodcast] on Instagram. Find us: ⁠@healthyhomespodcast⁠ [https://instagram.com/healthyhomespodcast] • ⁠healthyhomespodcast.com⁠ [https://www.healthyhomespodcast.com/]

Clarity from God in 4 Questions, False Senses of Responsibility, Jesus in the Workplace

This week, Josh and Katie share four questions to ask Holy Spirit that bring clarity, peace, and real-time “marching orders” when life feels overwhelming. From parenting and leadership to everyday decisions, the conversation paints a vision for a Spirit-led lifestyle where discernment becomes practical and obedience produces peace. You’ll leave with a framework that makes recognizing God’s voice simple when looking for the right next step.

Healing Emotional Wounds, How to Lose 1,000lbs, Releasing Blessing After You've Been Hurt

Unaddressed wounds can quietly shape our closest relationships more than we realize. Josh and Katie name the subtle ways these patterns form and share the intentional process the Lord used to lead them into healing—a repeatable pathway for partnering with the Holy Spirit in heart work while staying grounded in truth and hope. If you're looking to gain freedom from past wounds and step into greater emotional health, tune in to this week's episode!

Forgiving God, Waiting for Apologies, When Forgiveness Doesn't Work

Forgiveness sounds simple—until it’s daily, undeserved, and inconvenient. Subtle offenses can build up quickly when we don't have a strong understanding of forgiveness. If you’ve ever struggled to let something go, wondered how to raise kids who refuse bitterness, or felt weighed down by past hurts that don't seem to go away, this episode will help you to reframe forgiveness as a lifestyle that produces lasting freedom

Spiritual Boredom, Horror Culture, Discerning Darkness

In this episode, Josh and Katie enter a conversation that feels both timely and tender—our culture's growing interest in the spiritual realm. From horror films to tarot cards and “just-for-fun” astrology, they talk about what it really means to guard your heart, prevent desensitization, and protect yourself from fear-based mindsets. Learn how we can renew our minds and anchor ourselves in who we are—and whose we are.