We share our top 3 (plus some bonus) favorite memories together. The fun part is that we didn't share with each other prior to recording, some surprises created for sure.

The conversation delves into the challenges of correcting children, the purpose and importance of camp, the formative experience of camp, the role of camp in character development, the impact of COVID-19 on children, cultural shifts in parenting and child rearing, the value of the camp experience, and embracing discomfort and growth. Jon and Kim discuss the impact of camp on personal growth and the importance of camp as a formative experience for children.

Takeaways

• Importance of Camp
• Impact of Camp on Personal Growth

Chapters

• 00:00 The Challenge of Correcting Children
• 06:18 Camp as a Formative Experience
• 13:01 The Impact of COVID-19 on Children
• 19:32 The Value of Camp Experience

Happy New Year!

We're back! We missed you, listen to us chat about what our favorite part of giving gifts is, what the Bible says about giving, and us just messing around and laughing about life in general because we're goofy like that.

We tell you about our Christmas traditions, tell us about yours.

We got married!! Can ya believe that?

Stuff about hobbies like football, skating, and giant slaying

In this episode of Perfect in Love, Jon and Kim share about a special season of weddings in Kim’s family. From Kim helping capture her youngest brother’s wedding through photography to Jon officiating his very first ceremony, they reflect on the joy and sacredness of marriage. Looking ahead, they talk about the upcoming wedding of Kim’s other brother in Chicago—where Jon will again have the honor of officiating, this time for a couple deeply connected to their camp ministry. Along the way, Jon and Kim discuss the beauty of God’s design for marriage, the importance of keeping Christ at the center, and the lessons they’ve been reminded of in their own relationship.

Whether you’re married, preparing for marriage, or simply love hearing stories of God’s faithfulness, this conversation will encourage you to see weddings not just as events, but as the beginning of a lifelong covenant rooted in love and faith.