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Do you ever feel like you should have life figured out by now?

In this episode of Still Figuring It Out, Josh and Britt talk about the pressure we put on ourselves to have the right career, the right finances, the right relationships, the right parenting approach, and the right answers. The problem is, life rarely works that way.

They get real about parenting, career expectations, chasing success, wanting to control every situation, overthinking decisions, and the unrealistic expectations we sometimes place on ourselves and the younger generation.

At the center of the conversation is Proverbs 3:5: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”

Sometimes we want to know the entire plan before we’re willing to take the next step. But faith doesn’t always mean knowing what’s coming. Sometimes it means trusting God enough to move forward without having all the answers.

Josh and Britt also talk about the importance of recognizing how far we’ve already come, learning to surrender control, and understanding that detours can be part of the journey.

Because the truth is, none of us have it all figured out.

And that’s okay.

We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

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In this episode of Still Figuring It Out, Josh and Britt have an honest conversation about stress, frustration, and how easy it can be to take our bad days out on the people we love most.

Josh opens up about realizing that when he was uncomfortable, overwhelmed, or frustrated, he sometimes became short-tempered with his kids, even when they had done nothing wrong. That leads to a bigger conversation about recognizing when we’re reaching our limit, taking a moment to reset, and learning to respond instead of react.

The guys also talk about parenting, marriage, giving your spouse time to recharge, work, life’s everyday frustrations, and why sometimes the people closest to us end up receiving the worst version of us.

The episode eventually takes a deeper turn into faith as Josh and Britt discuss God’s will, unconditional love, and why they decided to start ending the podcast with Scripture.

This week’s verse is James 1:19-20: “Everyone must be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger, for man’s anger does not accomplish God’s righteousness.”

Sometimes the person we’re angry with isn’t really the problem. Sometimes we’re just tired, stressed, uncomfortable, or overwhelmed. The challenge is recognizing it before we take it out on someone else.

We’re still figuring it out.

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In this episode of Still Figuring It Out, Josh and Britt prove once again that they are, in fact, still figuring it out.

From recording glitches and chipmunk voices to losing half the episode and having the power go out mid-recording, nothing goes exactly according to plan. But instead of starting over, they decide to just roll with it.

Josh and Britt talk about getting the kids back into school, watching their kids grow up way too fast, parenting, work, new opportunities, apprenticeships, softball, church, cornhole, and the everyday chaos that comes with trying to balance family, careers, faith, and life.

It is not polished. It is not perfect. But it is real.

Because sometimes life doesn’t go according to plan. Sometimes you just have to laugh, keep moving, and figure it out as you go.

Welcome back to Still Figuring It Out.

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When It Rains, It Pours… and Jerzey Pushes Buttons 🤣

We’re finally back! After losing an entire episode because the recording stopped five minutes in, we got busy, life got chaotic, and somehow a whole week passed without an episode.

But we finally got back together and recorded this week’s episode. Everything was going great… until Jerzey pushed a button. 🤦‍♂️😂

So yes, we recorded the entire episode with Josh sounding like he was auditioning for a cartoon. But that’s pretty fitting for a podcast called Still Figuring It Out. We don’t edit much, we don’t always know what we’re doing, and apparently we can’t be trusted around buttons.

This week we talk about Britt’s extremely hot camping trip, his late-night encounter with “people shooting at us”, Josh’s mission trip to Germany and baseball camp, and of course, the everyday chaos that comes with trying to balance family, work, travel, and life.

It may not be perfect, but it’s real. And honestly, that’s what Still Figuring It Out is all about.

Thanks for listening and sticking with us, even when we can’t seem to keep an episode from disappearing. 😂

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Well… we thought we had recorded a great episode.

Turns out, we talked for nearly an hour, but our recording only saved the first five minutes. Apparently, our podcast decided it had heard enough.

We’ll be back later this week to record it again. Thanks for sticking with us. Even our podcast has bad days.

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If your kids could only learn three life lessons from you before leaving home, what would you want those lessons to be?

Josh puts Britt on the spot with that question, leading to an honest conversation about faith, hard work, honesty, kindness, and serving others. They also talk about teaching kids about God at home, leading by example, parenting through different stages of life, and the lessons they are still trying to learn themselves.

Josh also shares the emotional story of his mother accepting Christ after years of invitations, the influence his grandfather had on the way he shows love, and why the way parents live may matter even more than the words they say.

We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

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Can people truly love unconditionally, or is that kind of love only possible for God? This unscripted conversation explores the difference between loving a spouse and loving children, whether love is a choice or a feeling, and what Scripture teaches about loving a spouse as Christ loved the church.

The conversation also turns toward showing kindness to strangers, preparing for another mission trip to Germany, sharing the gospel through baseball, and the major differences between Christianity and the beliefs of Jehovah’s Witnesses. It is honest, unplanned, occasionally off track, and another reminder that everyone is still figuring it out.

We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.

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Life gets busy. Between work, marriage, kids, church, and everything else on the calendar, sometimes even the best plans don’t work out. This episode may be a day late, but it’s a reminder that consistency matters more than perfection.

Take a step back and think about what it means to keep showing up, even when you’re tired, overwhelmed, or feel like life is pulling you in every direction. Hear encouragement to finish what you start, trust God through every season, and remember that your family is watching how you respond when life gets hard.

If you’ve been feeling stretched thin or like you’re barely keeping your head above water, this conversation is for you.

You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to keep showing up.

We appreciate y’all listening. If you got something out of this, share it with someone who’s still figuring it out too. We’ll catch y’all next time.