Our Home Podcast

In this episode, Linz & George discuss chapter three’s first half of life concepts such as the importance of limiting situations and conditional love, as well as how to recognise when it’s time to stand down the “loyal soldier’ within us in order to discover our more whole, healed, and authentic selves.

With chapter 2 of Richard Rohr’s “Falling Upward” in mind, Linz & George discuss whether the life journeys and lessons encountered by classic “heroes” are a pattern for life in general, and whether this resonates in their own lives…

In this first of a 7 episode series, Linz & George discuss the introduction and first chapter of Richard Rohr’s famous book, ‘Falling Upward,’ which he describes as “Tips for the road” of life…If you’re short on time, it gets personal 40 minutes in…😉

In this latest episode, we reflect on what “Re-imagining Church” looks like for us personally in 2026, before discussing a new and more community-focused direction for the podcast.We hope some of you will take this journey with us! ☺️🙏Let us know what you think. 

Jordan & Jessie reflect on the things they’ve learned about themselves during their first year of marriageAll our links: https://bio.site/ourhomepodcast(Links also attached at bottom of description.)Instagram: @ourhomepodcastTikTok: @ourhomepodJoin our Facebook community group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1137337171432159/?ref=share&mibextid=wwXIfr&rdid=hLKm3MB79Ph10GbJ&share_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fshare%2Fg%2F1AJHAqwKzP%2F%3Fmibextid%3DwwXIfr&wtsid=rdr_0mFiWiaTpVYWrp8S9

In this episode, we ask our guest Lesley, why, after being in traditional church all her life and being involved in church leadership for many years, she has recently decided to leave. What were the contributing factors to her decision, and what does Christian life and community look like for her now?

In this episode — part 3 in the series “Church: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly” — George and Linz discuss both the blessings and challenges of leaving traditional church, and begin to look toward what the future might hold…

In this second episode of a new series, Linz and George discuss this important topic through the lens of their personal experience of being in churches and on church leadership for the last 40 years.They also ask the question - what are they taking forward into future expressions of Christian community, and what are they leaving behind?

In the opening episode of this new series, George and Linz reflect on four decades of life and leadership within the church. Drawing from their own experiences, they explore both the strengths and shortcomings of Church as an institution. Together, they ask a vital question: What should be carried forward into future expressions of Christian community—and what is best left behind?

In this episode, Ethan and Linz dive into one of Christianity’s most debated doctrines: hell. They challenge the traditional idea of eternal conscious torment, arguing that Scripture points instead to something very different.

In this episode, Ethan gives an overview of the historical argument for the resurrection, explaining what historians believe about the person of Jesus, and what we can conclude from their research. The answer may surprise you.

In this episode, Linz looks at the words Jesus used to describe who He was, and what the implications of these are. You might be surprised to hear what he said!All our links: https://bio.site/ourhomepodcast(Links also attached at bottom of description.)Instagram: @ourhomepodcastTikTok: @ourhomepodApple Podcasts: @ourhomepodcastJoin our Facebook community group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1137337171432159/?ref=share&mibextid=wwXIfr&rdid=hLKm3MB79Ph10GbJ&share_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fshare%2Fg%2F1AJHAqwKzP%2F%3Fmibextid%3DwwXIfr&wtsid=rdr_0mFiWiaTpVYWrp8S9

In this episode, George talks about why God was able to say of Josiah, “neither before or after Josiah, was there a King like him, who turned to the Lord as he did…” George then reflects on the impact Josiah’s example has had on his own life. 

In this episode, Linz draws inspiration from the life of Joseph, and looks at how challenging circumstances and times of waiting are often part of a much bigger picture. Joseph’s story reminds us that God really does want to bless us, and to bless others through us - probably more than we can imagine!

In this episode, American guests Kat and Amos discuss why they didn’t vote for Donald Trump, delving into Christian values and the tensions within the United States today. 

In this episode, American guests Kat and Amos explore why they chose not to vote for Donald Trump, reflecting on their Christian convictions and the broader cultural and political tensions shaping the United States today.

In this episode, Ethan explores the difference between Jesus and the institutional structures of Christianity. He unpacks why our faith should be anchored in the person of Jesus rather than in a religious system that is prone to failure. While Christianity can fall short, Jesus remains constant and trustworthy.

In this episode, George shares his heart about how, in today's world, being kind is one of the toughest ways to live. It's easy to be hateful, vengeful, and divisive—but choosing to be kind is the way to transform the world around you. However, it's only for those who are willing to take the hard path over the easy one.

Here’s the latest from us plus something to make you smile…Question: how many takes do you think we needed to make a 1 minute video? 🤔😂

n this episode, Linz & Jessie talk about how various situations in Linz’s school life made her feel overlooked, which then led to a belief that she would always miss out.Linz shares how she learned to overcome this destructive belief pattern, and the difference it made to feel truly seen by the one that matters most…

In this podcast, Linz, George, Jordan & Jessie discuss differing personality types, needs, wants and love languages.Whether they are colleagues, friendships or romantic relationships, understanding someone's inner works, how they communicate and how they feel heard, seen and loved can be a beneficial tool in connecting to those around you.

In this episode, we take a look at some of the hate comments Jessie has received on one of her viral tik toks. It opens up a discussion into the building blocks of our relationship - and why we believed it was important to save sex for marriage.

In this podcast, Linz, George, Jordan & Jessie discuss things like marriage roles, what the Bible really has to say about submission, and the importance of understanding each others gifts & skills.

Linz talks about why she believes God’s heart breaks over the way men & women often see each other, & how different this is to the way God intended us to relate.She also talks about the huge significance of Jesus’ prayer, right before He was arrested & crucified. Are we going to be part of the answer to that prayer, or perpetually work against it?!

This is our first ever solo episode, part of a new style we will be introducing! Jordan discusses how;It's a common misconception held by both Christians and non-Christians that God causes bad things to happen - as it's all part of His big cosmic plan, like some large machine and we're all just cogs working towards some greater good that we don't understand.That could not be further from the truth, God does not cause bad things to happen and He doesn't have an inescapable plan for your life. It's crucial to understand how something that was designed to be good, can still cause bad outcomes.God may not have your life planned out to the minute, but He does have plans for you... they just might not be what you were expecting.

In this episode Lindsay introduces another family member - George. George is Lindsay's husband and father of two. George discusses his journey of faith with Lindsay. Starting with how he became a christian, to then walking away from an esteemed military officer position in the US Airforce to become a full missionary in Spain, becoming so disillusioned with Church he almost walked away from faith completely and finally returning and arriving at the place he is now.

'The disciplined mind does not agree with despair.' This episode focuses on Jordan as he discusses how a physically healthy body enhanced his ability to deal with the temptations of life. He also discusses how being at his worst physically is when it can be easiest to give into the temptation of not being the best version of yourself. Giving into temptation really isn't that bad. But allowing yourself to give into despair as a result of this is where long term issues start to arise. A disciplined mind doesn't allow this, and what is the easiest way to create a disciplined mind?

One of the biggest lies believed in this generation is that we are not enough. That who we are, who God created us to be, is not good enough. In Matthew 22:37 the religious leaders at the time tried to test Jesus by asking him which of the commandments were greatest. He responds with 2, stating that they sum up the entirety of the law. The second of these is, 'Love your neighbour yourself'. Meaning, as you would love yourself, love those around you. The problem with this, is that it can be very hard to love ourselves. Without first being able to love yourself, without believing that your identity in God is enough, it's impossible to love others as Jesus did. It's the love of the Father in us, that allows us to love others! We apologise for the camera and audio quality on this video, we are still very much learning x

In this episode we introduce Jordan's fiance, Jessie! Off camera, Lindsay asks a series of questions which Jordan and Jessie answer. These questions highlight, how different a relationship with God at the center is, compared to their past experiences. However, at the same time as answering, they attempt to bake gluten free gingerbread for the very first time. And just to clarify, this is their first time baking anything!

In this episode we briefly cover why our entire family, adult sons and wife-to-be included, have moved to Spain. We then discuss the failings of the Church from our own experiences, and how it was always meant to be about direct relationship with God, no middle man needed. Jordan finishes with a story about how God used a series of dates and numbers to show him that even during his darkest times, He (God) was always in control - and right by his side.

Welcome to Our Home! In our very first episode, we start with our own personal stories. Although we've had very different journeys, journeys to faith in particular, we've also shared some incredibly similar experiences - right the way down to both suffering sexual abuse as young children. Throughout our stories there have been various miracles from God, which have created unshakeable foundations within the both us. This is something we're very keen on expressing, that a relationship with God is directly with him. You don't need a church, a pastor or any type of mediator to experience that for yourself - as our stories show! Loving homes are really lacking in this world today. For anyone who doesn't have a home, or may still be searching, ours is open to you :) For any enquiries our email is [email protected]