We are so lucky to have our friend, Katrina Seamons from the Deliberate Family back on the podcast with us today. She just launched her own podcast about how to be intentional in our parenting as well as putting Jesus Christ as the center of our family.

We also have the pleasure of hearing from Lindy Shock from Enoch Studies. Lindy gives us a little devotional - a segment we call “Spoonful of Spirit”. Today she is chatting with us about Jesus Christ as the Well of Living Water. You can see the links to the awesome packets she creates for families to supplement the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Come Follow Me at home church curriculum.

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Show Notes:

Katrina Seamons’ goal with Deliberate Family:

Empowering parents to make Christ the focus of their family

Here is a bit about Katrina:

Katrina Seamons is the founder of Deliberate Family. She helps families thrive by inspiring them to live their story. She’s an expert in goal setting and behavior change.

Katrina finds joy in anchoring herself and her family to the Lord. She finds purpose in everything from starting her own business to homeschooling full-time, traveling worldwide with her family to speaking and writing, learning the ukulele to being an informal Disney park travel agent.

She married her high school sweetheart and they currently live in Cincinnati, Ohio with their 5 kids. Katrina has a degree from Utah State University in Early Childhood Special Education. She believes that families thrive as they work together to find purpose and build lasting habits.

From the episode:

What does it mean to be a family of light?

By focusing on light, we can dispel the darkness. Our children need to know where light can come from. They need to be able to think for themselves and experience and be in a culture of light at home so they can be resilient to dark and heavy things when they go out into the world.