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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Discipline isn’t loud or glamorous—but it’s powerful. It’s what separates leaders who drift from those who lead with purpose and consistency. In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan Lacefield dive deep into one of the most defining traits of leadership and legacy: discipline.

They share how daily habits, structure, and intentional rhythms shape not just your success, but your character. Whether you’re leading a business, a family, or simply yourself, this episode will challenge you to look at the systems that support your mission—and how discipline builds trust, stability, and growth in every area of life.

You’ll hear:

• Why discipline is an identity, not just a behavior
• How consistency builds trust in marriage and leadership
• Practical ways to set non-negotiables that align with your values
• How structure and rest work together to fuel long-term growth
• Why discipline is built in the dark and revealed in the light
• How to choose mission over mood, and legacy over laziness

This episode includes honest stories from their own life—how they’ve learned to lead with order, set boundaries, and stay committed to what matters most. From morning routines to family rhythms, to finding rest as leaders, Chad and Megan reveal that true discipline doesn’t limit you—it frees you.

Scriptures shared:
Matthew 5:37 — Let your yes be yes and your no be no.
1 Corinthians 9:24–27 — Run in such a way as to get the prize.
Proverbs 12:1 — Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge.
Exodus 20:8 — Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.

Legacy Takeaway:
Discipline isn’t a feeling—it’s a decision you make daily. It’s the quiet commitment that fuels consistency, strengthens your leadership, and builds the kind of legacy that lasts long after you’re gone.

Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Where in your life do you need to raise your level of discipline to become who you’re called to be?

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It’s easy to be thankful when life feels good — but real gratitude shows up in every season. In this heartfelt episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan Lacefield invites you to reframe how you see gratitude, not as a date on the calendar, but as a daily practice that transforms everything.

Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:18 — “Give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus” — Megan unpacks how thankfulness softens your heart, deepens your faith, and strengthens your relationships. She shares real stories of finding gratitude through life’s highs and lows, marriage, parenting, and leadership, reminding us that grace recognized is gratitude expressed.

Whether you’re walking through joy or hardship, this conversation will help you cultivate a spirit of thanksgiving that overflows into your family, work, and daily life.

You’ll hear:

• How gratitude shifts your focus from pressure to peace
• Practical ways to practice gratitude in marriage, parenting, and friendship
• Why thankfulness in hard seasons leads to spiritual growth
• The link between grace, joy, and lasting gratitude
• How gratitude becomes the foundation of your legacy
• Simple ways to give grace back to God through daily praise and reflection

Scriptures shared:
1 Thessalonians 5:18 — Give thanks in all circumstances.
Psalm 100:4 — Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise.
Ephesians 5:20 — Always give thanks to God the Father for everything.
Colossians 3:17 — Whatever you do, do it in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks.

Legacy Takeaway:
Gratitude doesn’t change your circumstances — it changes you. When we give thanks in all things, we open the door for peace, joy, and God’s presence to fill our lives. Gratitude is how we live our legacy one day, one moment, one “thank you” at a time.

Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: What am I grateful for today — and how can I give grace back to God for it?

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Marriage was never meant to be a one-time “I do.” It’s a daily pursuit—a commitment to keep growing in love, faith, and purpose together. In this heartfelt episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan Lacefield open up about what it looks like to pursue God and each other with intentionality, even when life feels busy or disconnected.

Through real stories, Biblical truth, and practical encouragement, they remind us that the pursuit of marriage never stops—it deepens. Drawing from Scripture and thirty years of marriage, the Lacefields share how to strengthen your relationship, rebuild connection, and live out the vows that started it all.

This episode is for couples, engaged partners, and anyone longing to build a marriage that’s not just strong—but Christ-centered, purpose-driven, and anchored in legacy.

You’ll hear:

• Why pursuit is the heartbeat of every strong Christian marriage
• How to seek God first—individually and together as a couple
• Practical ways to reconnect when life gets busy or distant
• How humility, prayer, and grace restore intimacy and unity
• What it means to pursue through the storms and hard seasons
• How to protect your marriage from comparison and complacency
• Why love is a rhythm—and how to find your rhythm again

Scriptures shared:
Matthew 6:33 — Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness.
James 4:8 — Draw near to God and He will draw near to you.
Joshua 24:15 — As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
Romans 12:10 — Outdo one another in showing honor.
Philippians 3:12–14 — I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.

Legacy Takeaway:
A legacy marriage is built through consistent pursuit—of God, of each other, and of the vows that hold you together. Love isn’t found in perfection; it’s found in the daily decision to keep chasing one another with grace, humility, and purpose.

Conversation Starter:
Ask each other: Where have we stopped pursuing—and how can we start again?

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Life isn’t easy — but every hard season has purpose. In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan Lacefield shares how God uses the refining fire of life’s challenges to shape our faith and strengthen our character.

Drawing wisdom from the story of Job and her own personal journey, Megan offers honest encouragement for anyone navigating transition, uncertainty, or change. She reminds listeners that pain doesn’t mean God has left — it often means He’s preparing you for something greater.

Through moments of reflection, worship, and surrender, this episode will help you see how faith grows in the middle of the fire — and how God uses testing to bring forth gold.

You’ll hear:

• How God uses trials to refine your heart and renew your mind
• What it means to stay grounded in faith when life feels uncertain
• Why surrender is the key to spiritual growth and lasting peace
• How worship and gratitude shift your focus from fear to faith
• Why refinement reveals God’s faithfulness—not His absence
• How to recognize the purpose behind your current season

Scriptures shared:
Job 23:10 — When He has tested me, I will come forth as gold.
Romans 12:2 — Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.
Psalm 139:23–24 — Search me, God, and know my heart.
Isaiah 48:10 — I have refined you, though not as silver; I have tested you in the furnace of affliction.
John 15:5 — Remain in Me, and I in you.

Legacy Takeaway:
Refinement isn’t punishment — it’s preparation. God uses fire to form faith, pain to build purpose, and testing to bring out the gold in us. The refining process is where true strength, wisdom, and legacy are born.

Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Where might God be refining me right now? What would it look like to trust Him in the middle of my hard season?

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True leadership begins at home. In this solo episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad Lacefield unpacks how the same principles that create thriving teams and successful businesses can also build strong Christian marriages and families.

Through practical wisdom and real-life leadership insight, Chad challenges listeners to take a step back and intentionally work on their marriage, not just in it. He shares how to lead with vision, set standards rooted in faith, and create systems that strengthen both your home and your work life.

This episode is for Christian men, leaders, and husbands who want to grow in purpose, lead with integrity, and build a family culture that honors God.

You’ll hear:

• How to lead your home with the same intentionality you bring to work
• The importance of setting a godly standard in your marriage and family
• Why leading with purpose means making others feel seen and valued
• How to balance leadership in business and family through Biblical wisdom
• Why self-awareness, accountability, and reflection are key to lasting legacy

Legacy Takeaway:
You don’t grow a business — you grow people. And the same is true at home. When you lead your marriage and family with purpose, consistency, and God’s wisdom, you build success that lasts far beyond the workplace.

📌 Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Who in my home or workplace is better today because of my leadership? What can I shift this week to lead with more purpose and presence?

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