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For Home & Heaven

For Home & Heaven

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For Home & Heaven is a candid, faith-rooted podcast about building a meaningful life through parenting, homesteading, and entrepreneurship. Join us—Mary and Noah—as we share the raw, the funny, and the hopeful moments of raising kids, running a farm, and striving for something greater than ourselves.


© 2025 For Home & Heaven
Beziehungen Christentum Elternschaft & Familienleben Sozialwissenschaften Spiritualität
  • It All Starts with a Basil Seed | Why Every Family Should Grow Something | For Home & Heaven Ep. 7
    Jan 25 2026

    Whether you’ve got 40 acres or a 400-square-foot apartment—you can grow something.

    In this episode of For Home & Heaven, we’re talking about the power of starting small. From windowsill basil to 5-gallon bucket gardens and “illegal” chicken coops, we share how the desire to homestead often begins long before you ever touch land.

    You’ll hear:
    🌱 Our story of starting with herbs and hope
    🪴 How to grow something anywhere (even in a rental)
    🥖 Tiny steps like sourdough and homemade cleaners that build a homestead heart
    📖 Why growing something is good for your health, your habits, and your holiness

    “A homestead is built long before you move to one.”
    “It all starts with a basil seed.”

    Whether you’re planting seeds or baking bread, these small, sacred acts root you in creation and remind you of the goodness of God's world—right where you are.

    🕯️ Shop our newest candles and digital prints made to bless your home:
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    🌿 What’s your version of the basil seed? Drop it in the comments!

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    40 Min.
  • The Best (and Worst) First Animals for Your Homestead | For Home & Heaven Ep. 6
    Dec 5 2025

    Starting a homestead? The animals you choose first can either build your confidence—or burn you out.

    In this episode of For Home & Heaven, we break down which animals are beginner-friendly (and which ones might break your fences and your spirit). From chickens to pigs, goats to geese, we’re sharing real stories from our own experience so you can build your homestead wisely—and joyfully.

    You’ll hear:
    ✅ The 3 best animals to start with
    ❌ The ones we wish we’d waited on
    💡 Real stories (like the time Mary got chased by a goat at 38 weeks pregnant)
    🙏 Encouragement for new homesteaders feeling overwhelmed

    Whether you’ve got land or are just dreaming, this episode is packed with practical tips to help you start strong.

    🕯️ Check out our shop for the newest candle scents and digital prints:
    👉 https://fidelisterrafarm.com/shop

    🐔 What animal would you start with? Drop it in the comments!

    🎧 Like, subscribe, and share with your favorite future farmer.

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    51 Min.
  • Homesteading Through the Seasons | Faith in Every Season of Farm Life | For Home & Heaven Ep. 5
    Oct 25 2025

    In this episode of For Home & Heaven, we explore how the rhythms of homesteading reflect God’s design for every season—planting, harvesting, resting, and trusting. From spring piglets to winter stillness, each season offers its own lessons in faith, family, and stewardship.

    Join us as we share stories from our own farm and reflect on how God works in the visible and invisible seasons of life. Whether you're deep in the work of summer or in a quieter winter, this episode is for you.

    🌱 Spring: New life & preparation
    ☀️ Summer: Stewardship & consistency
    🍂 Fall: Harvest & reflection
    ❄️ Winter: Rest & recalibration

    📖 Scriptures:

    • Ecclesiastes 3:1 — “There is a time for every matter under heaven.”
    • Galatians 6:9 — “...in due time we will reap, if we do not become weary.”

    🛠️ Real stories. Gentle encouragement. Practical insight from life on the farm.

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    28 Min.
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