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Now That We're A Family

Elisha and Katie Voetberg
Parenting
Christianity
Homeschooling
Marriage
Family Dynamics
Family Life
Family
Motherhood
Pregnancy
Education
Christian Parenting
Personal Growth
Faith
Christian Values
Communication
Christmas
Health
Child Development
Parenting Challenges
Christian Faith

Culture has reduced the modern family to a joke -- informing parents they are only capable of shuttling their children from expert to expert who experiment with untested agendas. Katie and Elisha lean on their experience growing up in large families of 10 and 11 kids, to encourage parents to take back control, stop listening to popular relationship advice, and embrace their God-given role as their... more

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Recent Guests

Jeremy Mefford
Civil engineer and author/presenter on home management and biblical productivity
Mefford family
Episode: 509: Biblical Productivity with Jeremy & Lauren Mefford
Lauren Mefford
PhD, homemaker, YouTube educator on biblical productivity and home management
Mefford family
Episode: 509: Biblical Productivity with Jeremy & Lauren Mefford
Isaac Tolpin
Author, speaker on parenting; co-author Courageous Parenting
Courageous Parenting / Be Courageous Ministry
Episode: 506: Launching Young Adults, Being Grandparents, & Raising Toddlers with Isaac and Angie Tolpin
Angie Tolpin
Author, speaker on parenting; co-author Courageous Parenting
Courageous Parenting / Be Courageous Ministry
Episode: 506: Launching Young Adults, Being Grandparents, & Raising Toddlers with Isaac and Angie Tolpin
Carla Booher
Missionary and adoptive parent sharing adoption insights
Episode: 503: What Parents Should Know Before Adopting With Carla Booher
Nancy Wilson
Author and speaker; wife of Douglas Wilson
Canon Press / Future Women author
Episode: 501: Raising Future Women with Nancy Wilson
Lilja Rasmussen
Elisha's sister; homeschool advocate
Voetberg/Rasmussen family
Episode: 498: When A Public Schooler Marries a Homeschooler with Blake & Lilja Rasmussen
Blake Rasmussen
Elisha's brother-in-law; musician and educator
Voetberg/Rasmussen family
Episode: 498: When A Public Schooler Marries a Homeschooler with Blake & Lilja Rasmussen
Jennifer Pepito
Homeschooling expert, author
Peaceful Press, Inspired Homeschool
Episode: 487: Gentle Homeschooling That Gets Results With Jennifer Pepito

Hosts

Katie Voetberg
Host of Now That We're A Family; prominent presence in discussions on parenting, family culture, homeschooling, and faith.
Elisha Voetberg
Co-host; contributes insights on marriage, parenting, homeschooling, and family leadership from a faith-based perspective.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 3.1k ratings
  • 10 stars if i could!

    I’ve listened to Katie and Elisha for a few years now and I’m continuously amazed by how much they uplift and honor each other. The amazing way Elisha talks about Katie as a woman, mom and wife is so encouraging and likewise with Katie to Elisha. Definitely a good podcast for Christian young couples in a world of spouses that constantly put each other down!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Claira Wiechmann
    United States2 months ago
  • Check Your Ad Filters

    Your podcast is excellent. I can’t give it anything other than five stars. Apple Podcasts recently changed their advertising. PLEASE check your ad filters. There are some on there that do not align with Christian ideals - sports betting, just to name one.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Go Back to the Old Platform
    United States3 months ago
  • Two of my favorite people

    What a joy to hear two of my favorite podcasters on the same show. Such an encouragement today!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jelaine80
    United States3 months ago
  • Love the growth

    I’ve been an avid listener for years. Sometimes it feels like I’m not supposed to be listening; like they are discussing a topic for the first time and it should be off air. However, I absolutely see their growth and have always appreciated their perspective and wisdom (though we are the same age). I love when they speak about how they were raised and what they have learned from their parents- knowing the good fruit that has come from that older generation.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    JohnsonAnna5
    United States3 months ago
  • So practical!

    Love the hosting podcast.

    So practical, and has some great ideas for how you can make your company feel comfortable and at home!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    central-calia
    United States4 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners praise the couple's humility, clear faith, and actionable family tips.
Audience appreciates long-form, candid conversations and homeschooling insights, though some critique monetization or business-angle in ministry.
Hosts feel relatable and encouraging, with practical parenting and faith-based guidance.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#115
United States/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#214
Canada/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#95
Finland/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#118
South Africa/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#138
Brazil/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#190
Israel/Kids & Family

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508: Terrible Twos and Big Family Gatherings
Q: Aloha, Elisha and Katie. We are a family of three little ones and want to nurture relationships between siblings. How did your parents keep you close, and how will you foster closeness among your children?
Proximity and shared experiences were foundational, with siblings engaging in common activities like music, sports, and family games; they highlight the importance of modeling respectful conflict resolution, avoiding labeling siblings as pests, and fostering collaboration through family projects and inclusive activities.
508: Terrible Twos and Big Family Gatherings
Q: Hi guys. Love your show. I have a question about how you and your parents organize big family reunions and get-togethers.
They emphasize planning to create nourishing, connected experiences: prioritizing late-night conversations after kids are asleep, scheduling adult-focused moments like birthday dinners, incorporating outdoor activities and shared experiences to strengthen family bonds, and intentionally including all generations in ways that allow meaningful connections.
508: Terrible Twos and Big Family Gatherings
Q: What is your opinion on terrible twos? Is this a cultural phenomenon, just something that will pass, or something that we can successfully train our children out of?
They view the Terrible Twos as a real developmental phase where children begin to express their will, and with consistent boundaries, parents can train and guide behavior, turning challenging moments into opportunities for growth rather than excuses for blanket labeling.
484: Ten Years Of Marriage: What We Wish We Knew As Newlyweds
Q: What has been the hardest part of marriage for you?
Navigating seasons of emotional difference and depth, including how to grieve or rejoice together, and figuring out how to support each other when one person is more troubled or excited than the other.
484: Ten Years Of Marriage: What We Wish We Knew As Newlyweds
Q: What is something that has surprised you over the last 10 years of marriage?
Katie describes how surprising it was to see Elisha's appreciation for her intelligence and social warmth, and how those traits became central to their dynamic, especially after the honeymoon when the couple learned how well they connected personally and intellectually.

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A faith-centered family podcast hosted by a Christian couple who grew up in large families and now share practical parenting, marriage, homeschooling, and home-life tips through a biblical lens. Episodes cover topics like parenting philosophy, homeschooling approaches, modesty, family discipline, and maintaining a Christ-centered home life, often emphasizing traditional gender roles, large families, and the primacy of parental authority. The show stands out for its candor about family life at scale, concrete routines, and hospitality, and it frequently features personal anecdotes and community-building ideas tailored to like-minded Christian families.

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1. Jeremy Mefford
2. Lauren Mefford
3. Isaac Tolpin
4. Angie Tolpin
5. Carla Booher
6. Nancy Wilson
7. Lilja Rasmussen
8. Blake Rasmussen

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