Heirs Together

In this episode of Heirs Together, Adam and Andrea Garber continue their stewardship series by exploring the stewardship of the body. They emphasize that the Christian’s body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, belongs to the Lord, and must be kept pure and disciplined.The hosts discuss practical holiness, the need for healthy habits and self-discipline, and how caring for our bodies makes us usable vessels for God’s service. A brief invitation is offered for those who do not yet know Christ to call on the Lord.

What do you treasure? What do I treasure? Treasure are the things that we hold valuable.
In Matthew 6, we find the key to the idea of stewarding the treasures of our life.

Heirs Together continues its stewardship series with Adam and Andrea Garber as they unpack the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14–30). The episode emphasizes that God evaluates not how many gifts you have but how you use them.Listeners are urged to overcome pride and fear, identify their God-given abilities—whether artistic, teaching, leadership, financial, or musical—and invest them in God’s work to multiply them for His glory and accountability.

In this episode of Heirs Together, Adam and Andrea Garber begin a series on stewardship, focusing on the stewardship of time. Drawing on Psalm 90:12 and other Scriptures, they encourage listeners to view time as a God-given, limited gift and to live each day with intentional, God-centered purpose.Practical steps include starting each day with prayer and Scripture, setting schedules and goals, serving faithfully in a local church, and evaluating daily habits to ensure your moments honor and glorify the Lord.

In this episode of Heirs Together, Adam and Andrea Garber unpack Psalm 42 to present a biblical prescription for depression. They explore David’s cry, the causes of discouragement, and practical spiritual steps—talking to your soul, hoping in God, and looking to God’s countenance.Simple, scripture-centered guidance offers listeners hope and a reminder that God’s Word and presence can lift a discouraged heart.

Adam and Andrea Garber welcome their son Clay for a Thanksgiving episode full of family stories, traditions, and the joyful news that they are expecting a grandchild in April. They share memories of hymns at the table, beloved guests, and even burned rolls and Black Friday plans.The conversation turns to worship and praise from Scripture: worship as a reverent response rooted in biblical truth, and praise as honoring the Giver. They encourage listeners to recognize God’s hand in every gift this season and to open their mouths in thanksgiving and praise.

Adam and Andrea Garber explain how to lovingly share the gospel with family during holiday gatherings, focusing on biblical assurance of salvation from 1 John 5:13 and the Romans Road (Romans 3:23; 6:23; 5:8; 10:9–13).They offer clear, practical steps and Scripture-based phrases to help you witness confidently, plus encouragement to be your family’s messenger and use simple resources to lead loved ones to Christ.

Adam and Andrea Garber discuss how Christians can bring kindness and Christ-like patience to tense family holiday gatherings.Practical advice includes praying before you go, choosing humility over being right, forgiving repeatedly, serving others, setting boundaries with grace, and relying on the Holy Spirit to keep your witness strong.

You're listening to the Heirs Together podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber, continuing the kindness series as they explore Romans 12:10 on brotherly love and preferring one another. Using family stories from the holiday season, they discuss how the Holy Spirit guides us from selfishness to loving action, the discipline required for true Christian love, and the importance of forgiveness in the church.The episode includes practical encouragement and homework: identify someone who needs encouragement, find ways to honor others sincerely, and consider how brotherly love should shape your home, ministry, and community.

You're listening to the Heirs Together podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber as they continue their series on kindness and explore what it means to "do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly" (Micah 6:8). This episode unpacks how justice begins in the heart, how mercy softens correction, and how humility roots us in dependence on God.They give practical examples for parents, offer guidance on difficult conversations, and encourage growing discernment by walking humbly with the Holy Spirit.