Hey, I'm Elisha Vober.

And I'm his wife, Katie.

Katie and I both grew up in big families that were fun, impactful, and relationship rich.

Now that we're a family of our own with two young children

and are third on the way, there's nothing that excites us

more than seeing what God can do through the family unit.

We're so excited as you're joining us on this podcast

as we dive into what the Bible says about marriage,

children, parenting, money, sex, careers,

roles, and so much more.

Katie, are you ready?

Let's go. Hey! Hey, hey, hey, welcome back everybody. Katie, how's it going?

I'm doing good. You know, it's been a great Sunday. Well, that's when we're recording this. Yeah, it's been a great Sunday well that's when we're recording this yeah it's

Sunday evening right now and Katie and I got the kiddos to bed and Katie's got a

nice fuzzy blanket that she's sitting under and we're excited about this episode.

Yeah I am so excited today because it's talking about something that's so near and dear to both of

Elish's hearts and so I don't know I just feel like this is something we talk to each other a lot about and we don't really communicate it to other people

So I'm excited to be sharing with you guys tonight. Yeah, and the topic is pros and cons of growing up in big families because

some of you may already know this but Katie and I both grew up in big families

I was one of 10 children. I was the fourth born. There are six boys and four girls in our family and I just had a phenomenal experience being in a big family. Both my parents loved each other. They loved all of us kids. We were

well taken care of, well provided for, well loved. We grew up with God's Word in our home

on a regular basis and I'm just so grateful for that. It's just giving me so much

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