Legacy is not something we leave someday, it’s something we live every single day.

In this meaningful episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan reconnects with Jo Warren, a woman who has modeled faith, family, and service for decades. Their conversation spans generations and seasons of life marriage, motherhood, ministry, grandparenting, caregiving, joy, and loss, all centered around one powerful truth: legacy is built through daily choices.

Jo shares stories from over 50 years of marriage, raising children, opening her home to countless people, serving in ministry, and now caring for her mother while embracing the sacredness of later seasons. Megan reflects on how Jo and her husband modeled legacy living long before it had a name. through hospitality, faithfulness, and steady obedience to God.

Together, they explore what it means to live for legacy instead of living from pain, pressure, or the past. From choosing joy in hard seasons to embracing opportunities even when they feel uncomfortable, this episode reminds listeners that God uses every chapter. even the difficult ones for purpose.

This conversation is especially timely during the Christmas season, pointing listeners back to faith, generosity, and living a Christ-centered life that impacts generations watching from behind.

You’ll hear conversations around:

• Choosing legacy over pain, trauma, and past hardship
• How faith is passed down through modeling, not perfection
• The role of hospitality and opening your home
• Living with intention as a parent, grandparent, and mentor
• Choosing joy even when life feels heavy
• Saying yes to opportunities God places in front of you
• Why legacy is built in ordinary, everyday moments
• Teaching kindness, service, and faith to the next generation
• Embracing every season of life with gratitude and trust in God

Legacy Takeaway

Legacy living isn’t about having everything figured out — it’s about choosing faith, joy, and obedience daily. The example you live today will echo into generations you may never fully see.

Reflection Prompt

What choices are you making today that will shape the faith, character, and joy of the generations coming behind you?

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Celebration isn’t just for kids—it’s a spiritual discipline, a leadership practice, and a powerful way to measure growth. In this week’s episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan share what they learned during a milestone moment: Chad’s 50th birthday.

Through honest stories, laughter, and meaningful reflection, they explore why celebrating your journey, honoring the people who shaped you, and choosing your community with intention are essential parts of building a Christ-centered legacy.

Chad reflects on the last five decades—from early work memories to raising kids, becoming a grandparent, retiring, shifting careers, and rediscovering purpose. Megan shares what it meant to gather the people who shaped their lives and why celebration becomes more meaningful with age.

This episode dives into Christian leadership, marriage, community building, and spiritual growth—reminding listeners that legacy isn’t built by accident. It’s built through reflection, gratitude, and the intentional people you welcome to your table.

You’ll hear:

• Why reflection helps you grow spiritually, personally, and professionally
• The importance of celebrating milestones as adults
• How community shapes your identity and legacy
• Why your “table” (inner circle) determines who you become
• How to choose relationships that challenge, strengthen, and sharpen you
• Why celebrating others is just as important as celebrating yourself
• How ordinary moments—like doing dishes or showing up consistently—build the strongest marriages and families
• The spiritual impact of tables, seasons, and the people God brings into your life

👉 Legacy takeaway: Your legacy is built through reflection, celebration, and the people who sit at your table. Choose wisely, show up consistently, and never underestimate the power of the small moments that build a life worth following.

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Every season of life is shaping you into someone — but the real question is: Who are you becoming?
In this week’s conversation on Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan explore identity, calling, and spiritual growth through the life of Peter, one of Scripture’s boldest and most imperfect disciples.

What began as a quiet time reflection turned into a powerful discussion about how God forms our identity long before we feel qualified. Peter wasn’t polished. He wasn’t predictable. He wasn’t perfect. But he was willing — and that willingness shaped his calling, leadership, and legacy.

Chad shares the moment he realized his own personality mirrors Peter’s: bold, passionate, unfiltered, and deeply committed to learning as he goes. Together, he and Megan unpack what Peter teaches all of us about becoming who God designed us to be, even in seasons of doubt, stretching, or refining.

This episode encourages listeners to stop striving for perfection and instead focus on becoming — becoming faithful, becoming teachable, becoming courageous, and becoming the person God can build a legacy through.

You’ll hear:

• Why your identity in Christ matters more than your qualifications
• How Peter’s boldness and imperfections reveal our own journey of growth
• Why willingness is more important than perfection in your calling
• How God uses your personality, passion, and mistakes to shape your purpose
• What it looks like to lead your family, your marriage, and your life with disciple-level courage
• Practical ways to “feed your sheep” in everyday moments

Scriptures Shared

Matthew 14:29 — Peter walks on the water
Luke 22:32 — Strengthen your brothers
John 21:17 — Feed my sheep
1 Peter 5:2–3 — Shepherd the flock under your care

Legacy Takeaway

You don’t become who you’re called to be through perfection — you become through obedience. God uses your passion, your process, and even your failures to shape your identity and build a legacy that lasts.

Conversation Starter

Ask yourself: If my life mirrors a disciple’s journey, what does that reveal about who I’m becoming right now?

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