by Legacymakers
Legacymakers is a movement of unity and purpose coming to life in families everywhere. Tune in every other week to stay encouraged as a parent and family, learn valuable insight, hear stories of Legacymakers, and more. Think you've got what it takes to become a Legacymaker? If the show encourages you, consider leaving a review and let us know what you thought! www.wearelegacymakers.com
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August 8, 2026
<p>In this episode of the Legacymakers Podcast, we explore the powerful truth that legacy starts with you. We often focus on what we want to teach our children, but the reality is that character is "caught, not taught." By examining our own behaviors, healing from past traumas, and becoming aware of the "sin traps" we fall into—like yelling, hurry, and deception—we can model the life we want for our kids.Take-aways:Legacy is Modeled: Your children are constantly learning from your actions and character, not just your words.Awareness Brings Freedom: Identifying the triggers and underlying issues behind negative reactions is the first step toward change.The Power of Partnership: Having a spouse or community who can provide honest accountability is essential for growth.8-Step Framework for Change:--Be humble and willing to change.--Recognize and document when you act out.--Notice the emotions and physical sensations during reactions.--Plan your future response to those triggers.--Practice consistently (and give yourself grace).--Ask for forgiveness when you mess up.--Seek help and external accountability.--Review and assess your progress regularly.Make sure to rate and subscribe!</p>
August 2, 2026
<p>Is your marriage marked by nagging and criticism, or are you actively helping your spouse become who they were created to be? In this episode, Ben and Megan explore the spiritual gift of exhortation and why it’s a vital tool for building a multi-generational family legacy.They contrast the common traps of "nitpicking" with the biblical practice of speaking truth in love—reminding each other of their true identity in Christ even when they fall short.In this episode, we cover:-Defining Exhortation: Understanding how it differs from simple encouragement and why it requires deep prayer and thoughtfulness.-The "Magnifying Glass" of Marriage: Why our spouses see our flaws more clearly than anyone else and how to handle that intimacy with grace.-Family of Origin Dynamics: How our upbringings shape the way we give and receive feedback (and how to break negative cycles).5 Practical Tips for Exhorting Your Spouse:1) Practice Noticing the Good: Shifting your focus from what's annoying you to who your spouse truly is.2) Remember Hebrews 12:15: Seeing to it that no one misses out on the grace of God and preventing "bitter roots."3) The 3-to-1 Ratio: Building a "bank" of encouragement so that corrections are received with trust rather than defensiveness.4) Point to True Identity: Using the "Tim Keller approach" to see your spouse in their future glory.5) Let Grace Fill Your Heart: Remembering that nobody—including yourself—is perfect.Get the Resource: This conversation is based on the Family Field Guide, a monthly resource packed with articles, recipes, and legacy-building tools. You can subscribe to get it in your inbox by visiting the link in our Instagram bio: @wearelegacymakers.</p>
July 26, 2026
<p>In this episode of the Legacymakers Podcast, we discuss the different seasons every family goes through—from the "crazy" seasons of new babies and big moves to the calmer seasons of abundance. We explore how to navigate the tension between having grace for yourself when you're overwhelmed and remaining intentional with your health, your community, and your relationship with God.Take-aways from the episode:Avoid the Comparison Trap: It's easy to look at other families and think they have it easier, but every family is in a unique season with its own challenges.Grace vs. Intentionality: While you should have grace for what you can’t do during a hard season, look for creative ways to keep your "core rocks" (faith, health, community) in place, even if they look different than before.The Power of Perspective: Viewing life as a "pilgrimage" with God helps you find peace in His presence, whether you're climbing a difficult mountain or resting by a beautiful lake.Practical Ways to Stay Regulated:--Commit to rhythms like church and small groups for community support.--Reframe your mindset to focus on what you can do (like praying while doing dishes) rather than what you can't.--Practice contentment by noticing and switching negative thought patterns.--Remember that every season is temporary—Ecclesiastes reminds us there is a time for everything.</p>
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Legacymakers is a movement of unity and purpose coming to life in families everywhere. Tune in every other week to stay encouraged as a parent and family, learn valuable insight, hear stories of Legacymakers, and more. Think you've got what it takes to become a Legacymaker? If the show encourages you, consider leaving a review and let us know what you thought!
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