Family

In this episode, Andy Crouch talks with us about AI, anxiety, loneliness, and what technology can never replace. Drawing on The Life We’re Looking For, Andy explores why “formation requires friction” and why real hope begins with recovering a more personal, relational, and loving way of life.

Movies don’t just entertain us—they train our imaginations. In this episode of The Echoes Podcast, New York Times film critic Alissa Wilkinson discusses how movies and media shape the stories individuals and cultures tell about themselves.

Sally Lloyd-Jones discusses storytelling, faith, and rediscovering childlike wonder. We explore the freedom that comes from approaching faith like a child, allowing space for awe, imagination, and grace.

Mark Roberts discusses best practices for flourishing in the third third of your life.

Patton Dodd discusses fatherhood, faith, and loneliness in today's culture.

A question posed by a Laity Lodge Family Camp retreat speaker tugged at Rebecca Welch long after Roundup ended: “What aren’t you doing because you’re comfortable?”

Laity Lodge Family Camp's opening meal—simple, safe, and shared— turns a long day of travel into the beginning of community, new friendships, and rest.

Dr. Jamie Aten and Kent Annan on processing grief during disaster.

Amid job loss and eviction, Lisa Lewis had one goal—to give her daughter a normal childhood.

Laity Lodge Family Camp's Gen Z retreat saw parents and teens learning and growing side by side.

How do we find true belonging in our communities, and what responsibility do we have to help others do the same?

When three generations of the Welch family gather at Laity Lodge Family Camp, they embody the multigenerational ties that bind.