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Husband and wife duo MJ & Ash believe honest self-reflection is a critical component in growth. Listen in on their conversations as they process what their words and actions are currently cultivating in their home, work, relationships, and ministry.
Unknown Host hosts Table Talks with the Tares, a society show with 190 episodes published.
You probably learned that discipline starts when your child does something wrong. That's the model most of us inherited, and it puts you in reaction mode for eighteen years. But what if most of the discipline happens bef
Tired people don't tend to slow down. They speed up, cram more in, and stay up late trying to claw back the little time that they have to themselves. We came home from vacation and did exactly that. So what actually gets
Mid haircut, MJ's barber asked: how do you know you're compatible with someone? Isn’t that what everyone wonders going into a relationship? This may sound crazy, but we've come to think it's the wrong question to ask. Co
Anger is one of those things you probably don't think you struggle with. But when someone lets you down, do you go cold? Get short? Decide it's not worth bringing up and tell yourself you're being the bigger person? That
You already know the prodigal son, the younger one who blows the inheritance and comes crawling home. But the story was never only about him. There's a second son out in the field, arms crossed, who did everything right
What should a man aspire to? We recently toured the Billy Graham Library. Near the end of his life, Billy Graham realized he had reached the whole world but still wished he'd given more of himself to his own family. That
Every couple has that one thing from the past that keeps coming back into the present. For us, it surfaced right as we were getting ready to host family, with little margin left. If you've ever felt the past flare up rig
What if the pushback is the point? Your spouse pushes back, and the instinct is to get defensive. Genesis calls a spouse a helper, but the Hebrew means something closer to a helper who stands opposite you. The friction i
Some days are for laying bricks. Others are for making sure you’re not tearing down the walls. Some days we feel like we’re nailing it. Other days are monotonous, exhausting, and frustrating and suddenly we’re showing up
Most family stress doesn't come from the big moments. It shows up in the ordinary transition moments nobody has a clear plan for. In this episode, we get honest about the 4 daily transitions that were derailing our famil
The hard part isn't the fight. It's figuring out what the fight is actually about. In this episode, we talk about what happens when an old pain gets bumped and the reaction that comes out has nothing to do with the perso
Spoiler: physical touch doesn't mean what you think it does. In this episode, we talk about the breakdown that happens when we try to love each other well but are speaking different languages. You'll walk away with: Why
Have you ever meant well and still missed the mark? You didn't need a solution. You needed someone to listen and somehow that got lost. In this episode, we dig into one of the most common friction points in any close rel
It started with MJ saying we need to take more risks as a family and somehow that turned into tent camping with a baby. In this episode, we talk about why having strong rhythms isn't just about running a tight ship; it's
Good intentions don’t automatically create the outcome you hope for. MJ tried to give Ash a break but the rest didn't actually restore. In this episode we unpack why good intentions miss when people recharge differently,
This episode is for everyone who's doing the right things and still feels like they're running behind because that's been us lately. We're getting honest about what happens when the timeline you set for bouncing back fro
Sunday nights started feeling kinda tense… like we were already behind before Monday even hit. We realized it wasn’t our schedule, it was us being out of sync. Different expectations, missed communication, and all the ot
Giving a real time health update and what it’s actually been like after 3 pregnancies. We talk about the pressure to “bounce back,” why we’re pushing against it, and what a slower, more sustainable approach to health loo
How do you handle stress in your relationship and how do you show up when your spouse is the one feeling it? This week we’re talking about how we’ve learned (and are still learning) to navigate stress without letting it
We just celebrated 10 years of marriage with a cabin trip… and brought all three kids along. 😅 It was a blast and also a little reality check. We’re debriefing what we expected vs. what actually happened, where we maybe
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Table Talks with the Tares is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Society (culture) and has published 190 episodes.
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