In this episode of the Project Revival Podcast, sisters Emily and Laura share highlights from a recent women’s retreat at Fall Creek Christian Church in. The retreat theme was based on Joshua 24:15 — “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”

During the event, they walked through three powerful themes that shape a Christ-centered life:

• Identity – Who we are in Christ

• Calling – How God leads us through different seasons of life

• Legacy – What our faith leaves behind in our families and communities

In this episode, Emily and Laura focus on identity and calling, discussing how our lives change when we build our foundation on Christ instead of circumstances, careers, or cultural expectations.

They also share personal testimony, including how God sometimes changes our path without changing our purpose.

This conversation is an encouraging reminder that surrendering to God is not just emotional — it’s practical and lived out in the everyday choices we make.

In This Episode

• Why Joshua 24:15 begins with “As for me” before “my house”

• The difference between God’s intention and our reality

• Why your identity must be rooted in Christ first

• How to respond when your calling suddenly changes

• Encouragement for women navigating health struggles, family life, and changing seasons

• What it means to be a doer of the Word, not just a hearer (James 1:22)

• Why comparison can distract us from God’s purpose for our lives

Key Bible Verses Discussed

Joshua 24:15

James 1:22

Genesis 1:27

Proverbs 14:1

Psalm 127:1

Ecclesiastes 3

A Reminder From This Episode

Your calling isn’t defined by your job title, your productivity, or your circumstances. Your calling begins with reflecting the image of Christ in whatever season of life you’re in.

Listen Next

Emily and Laura will continue this conversation in the next episode as they talk about leaving a legacy of faith in our homes and communities.

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Welcome back to the Project Revival Podcast with sisters Emily and Laura. This is Part 2 of our conversation on surrender and selflessness—and today we get extremely practical: what does it look like to live out your faith at home, where it’s often hardest?

It’s easy to look patient, loving, and “put together” in public (sometimes). But at home, our guard drops. Our patience gets thin. Our reactions get quick. And the truth is, the people we love most often see us at our worst.

In this episode, we talk about how real discipleship doesn’t start on a stage—it starts in the everyday moments:

• how we respond under stress
• how we discipline
• how we apologize and repent
• how we speak about others when our kids are listening
• how we create a home that feels calm, safe, and Christ-centered

Our theme verse is Deuteronomy 6:6–7, reminding us that God’s Word should be taught consistently—when we sit at home, when we walk along the way, when we lie down, and when we rise.

We also unpack:

- Why “public patience” doesn’t automatically translate to “home patience”

- How to shift from control to Christlike influence

- Why discipline should be purposeful, not emotional

- The power of explaining the why behind obedience and respect

- Why kids need to see the gospel modeled through repentance, forgiveness, and self-control

- Creating a home where Scripture is lived out through prayer in conflict, gratitude over grumbling, and speaking truth over fear

- Encouragement for parents navigating real challenges like ADHD and autism

- Why failure doesn’t disqualify you: God’s grace is sufficient (2 Corinthians 12:9)

Key Scriptures Mentioned

• Deuteronomy 6:6–7
• Ephesians 6:4
• James 1:22
• Colossians 3:13
• 2 Corinthians 12:9

Takeaway

Your kids don’t just need Bible knowledge. They need to see the gospel lived out—through how you love, how you correct, how you repent, and how you rely on Jesus when you get it wrong.

Question for Comments

What’s one area in your home where you want to shift from reacting to responding this week?

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Welcome back to the Project Revival Podcast with sisters Emily and Laura. In today’s episode, “Beyond Ourselves: Living Selflessly as Christians,” we tackle a hard but necessary conversation: how self-absorption quietly shapes our relationships, our faith, and even the way we read Scripture—and what it looks like to truly deny ourselves and follow Jesus daily.

So many of us hear God’s Word, agree with it, highlight it… but still live with ourselves at the center. In this episode, we unpack how selfishness isn’t always obvious—it can show up as walls, defensiveness, unforgiveness, self-protection, comfort-seeking, “guarding my peace,” and even using the Bible to validate our choices instead of letting it transform us.

We dig into key passages:

• James 1:22 — Be doers of the word, not hearers only…
• Philippians 2:3–5 — Count others more significant than yourselves…
• Luke 9:23 — Deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow Me…
• Proverbs 3:5–6 — Trust in the Lord… do not lean on your own understanding…

This is a call back to real Christianity: not performance, not “I’m a good person,” not comfort-first faith—but surrender, obedience, humility, and becoming more like Christ.

If you’ve been wrestling with hurt, boundaries, isolation, bitterness, offense, or the pressure of a culture that constantly says “what about me?”—this episode will challenge you and encourage you with truth.

Question for the comments:

What’s one area where God may be calling you to lay down self and choose obedience—even when it costs comfort?