San Angelo First

Episode 8 | Together Better: You're Kids Don't Need Perfect Parents... Welcome back to the Sermon Notes Podcast—this time Pastor Brandon is joined by his wife Erin for a candid, behind-the-scenes conversation on marriage, parenting, and following Jesus in the everyday moments of life. This episode builds on the Together Better series, but goes deeper than what made it to Sunday. These are the thoughts, stories, and convictions that didn’t make the sermon—but matter just as much. From navigating busy seasons to raising kids with intention, this conversation is honest, practical, and rooted in Scripture. In this episode, we unpack: Why your feelings don’t get the final say—God’s Word does The hidden danger of being one person at church and another at home The difference between discipline, trauma, and imperfect parenting Why unity between mom and dad is critical (and how kids spot division fast) The power of apologizing to your kids and leading with humility How small, intentional moments build lasting impact Why parenting is both your hardest and most important assignment The truth: you’re replaceable at work… but not at home This isn’t about perfect families—it’s about real ones learning to follow Jesus together. Key takeaway: 👉 The goal isn’t raising well-behaved kids—it’s raising disciples who know Jesus. If this episode speaks to you, share it, subscribe, and send it to another parent or leader who needs encouragement.

What's it look like to push back against the tides of lonliness and isolation in our day? What is God's good design for his people? Join Pastor Brandon as he teaches from Ephesians 2 about God's beautiful design for his people to belong and find purpose in the body of Christ.

In this episode, Landon and Brandon dive deep into what it really means to grow in the Fruit of the Spirit — not just talk about it. From love and joy to peace and patience, this conversation unpacks how spiritual growth is less about hype and more about health. The fruit is not given, it's grown in our lives. What does real biblical love actually look like? Can joy be in sorrow? How can we take practical steps to freedom from anxiety and panic? They break down the difference between spiritual gifts and fruit, the tension between discipline and desire, and why real transformation happens when we move from feelings to formation. This one’s honest, practical, and full of wisdom for anyone trying to walk with Jesus in the real world.