EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 17 MIN
House vs Home, Creating a Christ Centered Home
from Sisters: Latter-Day Voices
What really makes a house a home? Is it square footage, decor, and dream features like fountains and secret gardens, or is it something deeper?In this episode, we talk about the difference between a house and a home and what it means to create a Christ centered home in a very imperfect world. From childhood dream houses to real life routines with kids, we share honest thoughts about consistency, safety, creativity, and inviting the Spirit into our everyday spaces. We talk about the shift to home centered, church supported worship, what we can control when our homes do not feel peaceful, and how even a tent in the wilderness can become a sacred place.Home is not something you buy. It is something you build. And it starts with love.Clickable links belowDavid O McKay quoteTemple1 Nephi 2:2-41 Nephi 17:3, 21Matthew 8:20Sisters with Latter-Day Voices websiteTranscript Fair Use & Disclaimer This podcast episode may contain brief quotes from external sources, used in a positive and respectful manner for discussion, education, and commentary. These references fall under fair use as they are not used for commercial gain, do not replace the original works, and are presented with proper context and attribution.Send us Fan Mail
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What really makes a house a home? Is it square footage, decor, and dream features like fountains and secret gardens, or is it something deeper? In this episode, we talk about the difference between a house and a home and what it means to create a Christ centered home in a very imperfect world. From childhood dream houses to real life routines with kids, we share honest thoughts about consistency, safety, creativity, and inviting the Spirit into our everyday spaces. We talk about the shift to ...
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