The Fruitful Family is coming back.

A few years ago, we started a conversation about faith, family, and the kind of life we wanted to build together. Life got busy, our family grew, our business and farm grew—and that conversation went quiet for a while.

But we never stopped believing that some things are worth cultivating, preserving, and passing down.

So we’re starting the conversation again.

This time, we’ll be sharing more of our real life along the way—raising nine kids, faith and family worship, marriage and parenting, farming, hunting, homemaking, building a family business, and learning the skills we hope to pass on to the next generation.

The Fruitful Family
Leaving a legacy for generations to come.

Subscribe and join us as we begin again.

We often get asked "How in the world do you get so many things done when you have so much going on already?"

That is a fair question and we've asked it ourselves of others before as well.

In this episode we sit down and talk, unscripted, about our family's time management practices that allows us to be fruitful together.

Brad & Starla share their own journey which led them to the land of homebirth. This includes some not so great experiences but also some joyful ones.

Starla plans to offer more information in a later date/episode regarding this topic as well. If you have any, send us your questions and stories at thewalkerfamilyhomestead@gmail.com

Stay tuned to the end where we have some pretty exciting updates as well!

Brad & Starla discuss how they keep their family well and healthy without feeding the ph@rma monster. Additionally, they mention several resources to help get you started on your own wellness journey.

Brad & Starla discuss the growing trend to homeschool children, their own personal convictions to do so, as well as a layout of what a typical day and our current curriculum choices.

Sit down with Brad & Starla as they discuss their journey into farming/homesteading and how they learned the great wealth of knowledge they now have (not seriously).

At the end, they give some tips and encouragement to those who are thinking about jumping on the homesteading bandwagon - there's plenty of room!

After making at least 3 attempts to record this episode, Brad & Starla sit down to discuss their vision of family and kids, how that differs from what reality is for them, and whether or not they would encourage other families to do the same.

Brad & Starla take on an interview format for each other and share their individual stories of how God brought the good news of Jesus Christ to bear fruit and faith in their lives - both individually and together.

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