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Home Fires

Home Fires
Marriage
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The Inner Ring
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C.S. Lewis
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Motherhood

We are Abigail Dodds and Tilly Dillehay, and we're here to encourage you to make your homes a wartime outpost of life in Christ.

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In this episode, Tilly talks to James Cary, BBC sitcom writer, author, podcaster, YouTuber and stand-up theologian. They talk about what it was like for Cary to work in British television as a conservative Christian white male, as well as the writing... more

In this episode, Abigail and Tilly jump into a grab bag of questions recently discovered in Spotify. They discuss the latest developments in Minneapolis, handling winter storms with joy, Tilly's father's gumbo recipe, critical mothers-in-law, questio... more

In this first episode of the new year, Tilly and Abigail mainly just catch up. Some big things happening in Abigail's world (we won't spoil it!) and Tilly's recent experience with the young folks at Cross Con. Also a goodish amount of talk about rive... more

In this super practical conversation, Tilly interviews Katie Voetburg from Now That We're a Family Podcast and The Get It All Done Club. They talk about meal prepping, the 80/20 rule, to-do lists, three kinds of work/rest days, identifying "prime mov... more

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Recent Guests

James Cary
BBC comedy writer and podcaster
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Episode: A BBC Writer Walks Into a Church
Katie Voetburg
Mother of six, podcaster of Now That We're a Family, and creator of The Get It All Done Club
Now That We're a Family
Episode: Better Systems For Managing Your Home / Katie Voetburg | (S5 E28)
Christine Cohen
Author and director of the Camperdown MFA program at New St. Andrew's College
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Episode: How to Build a Story / Christine Cohen | (S5 E26)
Janet Aucoin
Biblical counselor and speaker involved in training and conferences related to Biblical counseling.
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Episode: Biblical Counseling and Unfulfilled Longings / Janet Aucoin | (S5 E13)
Joe Rigney
Fellow of Theology at New St. Andrew's College and pastor
New St. Andrew's College
Episode: Chasing the Inner Ring / Joe Rigney | (S5 E10)

Hosts

Abigail Dodds
Co-host and commentator on issues related to Christian living, parenting, and family management.
Tilly Dillehay
Co-host sharing insights on homemaking, hospitality, and Christian virtues.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 337 ratings
  • Kind, Thoughtful, and Filled with Truth

    Thank you Abigail and Tilly for using your God given gifts on this Podcast! I’m encouraged by the way you two ladies speak, filled with kindness, thoughtfully, and grounded in truth.

    In your last podcast episode Tilly mentioned the regenerated Christian. Would you consider touching more on this in another episode?

    Also, as a young mom listening to this it makes me want to hear more of your perspective on parenting. Do you have things you wish you told yourself as a newer mom?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sadiemarian
    United Statesa month ago
  • Wonderful

    This is such an encouraging podcast. I love the way these 2 ladies bring out things and talk about the wife and her roles and give so much encouragement to the wife ❤️ I found Tilly through another podcast and she was talking about My dear Hemlock. I am so thankful I found this book. It has been such an encouragement and help to me. I feel like it has changed me in many ways and my marriage has been made better from discovering these sweet ladies. I love how “real” they are and they don’t shame ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blessedwife&momto5
    United Statesa month ago
  • Awesome podcast!

    This podcast is so encouraging and convicting at the same time! It’s a must listen to by Christian women.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wtbmtf
    United States5 months ago
  • Yes!

    I am so encouraged that there is a women's podcast about the unique call and gifting of the female role and responsibilities in the home. Abigail and Tilly do an incredible job at provoking thought in both love and humility.

    I truly do hope there are many seasons to come.

    Update season 5:

    Still love this show! I’m literally laughing out loud at Tilly’s explanation of airplanes being held up by mere human error and air. Always my thoughts!

    And- Abigail’s wisdom in raising daughters to acquire sk... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emmlane
    United States7 months ago
  • Thoughtful Conversations

    Love listening to your thoughtful dialogue on all the various topics, trying to glorify God and examining ourselves.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Parents of small children
    United States8 months ago

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Some feedback mentions a desire for improved audio quality, particularly with background music during episodes.
Many find the hosts relatable and enjoy their conversational style, which makes tough topics more accessible.
Listeners appreciate the practical advice and encouragement, often highlighting the biblical foundation of discussions.

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Is my child reading too much? Audience Q&A
Q: How do you summarize your spiritual disciplines or personal devotional life this year?
I have noticed a growing dependence on prayer and the incorporation of the Psalms into my daily life, especially as my children have become more independent.
Is my child reading too much? Audience Q&A
Q: How do you respond to in-laws who constantly make negative comments about parenting choices?
Respond graciously, recognizing that there may be constructive criticism in their comments while maintaining humility and a clear conscience before God.
Is my child reading too much? Audience Q&A
Q: What is your approach to homeschooling?
I really enjoy Charlotte Mason's philosophy, which emphasizes reading good books, narration, and habit formation in children, along with providing a more structured approach to their education.
Q&A Episode | (S5 E16)
Q: What practical wisdom do you have for parenting toddlers and their tantrums?
Tilly shares several resources and strategies for dealing with toddler tantrums, emphasizing the importance of being clear with commands and maintaining consistency in parenting as toddlers learn emotional control.
Biblical Counseling and Unfulfilled Longings / Janet Aucoin | (S5 E13)
Q: What is the difference between Biblical Counseling and secular therapy?
Biblical Counseling views people as inherently sinful, encouraging them to live according to God's design, while secular therapy tends to promote the idea that individuals are essentially good and focuses on external circumstances.

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What is Home Fires about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the intersection of faith and family life, this podcast offers a blend of encouraging discussions and practical advice geared toward listeners who value Christian principles in their daily lives. The hosts frequently tackle topics such as home organization, parenting, marriage, and hospitality, emphasizing the significance of nurturing family ties and fostering a Christ-centered home environment. With a relatable and intimate format, the conversations often weave in personal anecdotes and scriptural references, making complex ideas accessible and actionable for listeners. Unique to this podcast is its emphasis on community and the roles women play within the family structure, aiming to inspire and equip listeners to navigate thei... more

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2. Bright Hearth
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