Biblical family life, close to home.
As For Me And My House is a faith-and-family show shaped by marriage, young children, prayer, and everyday discipleship. Its conversations move from early-morning habits and peaceful homes to childhood faith, testimony, biblical community, and media discernment.
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As For Me And My House is a Christian family podcast about the spiritual shape of ordinary home life. It is grounded in marriage, parenting, Scripture, prayer, and the pressure of raising young children with conviction. The show's center of gravity is the household. Episodes treat mornings, discipline, media choices, community, marriage, and children's faith as deeply theological matters rather than lifestyle details. Jordan and Milena often speak from the middle of their own season of parenting, describing routines that begin before the children wake, habits around Bible reading and prayer, and the ways exhaustion can expose the difference between walking by the Spirit and reacting from the flesh. The tone is intimate. It can also be direct. The show frequently returns to questions of obedience, repentance, discernment, accountability, worship, and peace. Conversations about biblical community ask how close friendships should form, how believers should seek fellowship, and how prayer guides relational boundaries. Parenting episodes consider how young children encounter faith, including whether very young children can genuinely respond to God. Other episodes recount personal testimony, including stories of healing, prayer, anointing, and experiences described as miraculous. The show also brings in guests, such as Kirk Cameron, for discussions about children, media, and Christian responsibility in the home. It is not a detached advice program. It is confessional, Scripture-saturated, and built around lived examples from family life. Listeners hear people thinking aloud, praying, correcting, testifying, and trying to connect biblical conviction to the day's small decisions. Its appeal is strongest for Christian parents who want encouragement that is practical, devotional, and plainly rooted in a conservative reading of faith and family. The show's distinctive strength is its refusal to separate spiritual formation from diapers, calendars, meals, screen time, early mornings, and the atmosphere of the home.
Made for: Christian parents, especially mothers and fathers raising young children, who want Scripture-centered encouragement for daily household life. It also suits listeners interested in prayer, testimony, family discipleship, and faith-informed media discernment.
What sets it apart: The show makes domestic life the primary field of discipleship, moving from concrete family routines into prayer, Scripture, and spiritual reflection. Its mix of marriage conversation, parenting specifics, testimony, and direct biblical application gives it a more household-level focus than broad Christian teaching shows.
Husband and wife duo Jordan and Milena Ciciotti take you on a raw and unfiltered journey through their lives as followers of Jesus and parents of five littles. Whether they are sharing truth and Biblical wisdom, giving relationship advice, or telling funny stories of their dogs, Jordan and Milena seek to exist as a platform for encouragement, love, and support for all who listen.
Before the baby wakes, Jordan and Milena make the case for giving your first minutes to prayer.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A warm Q&A on Christian friendship, fellowship, and seeking community when young motherhood feels lonely.
Alayna and Melanie consider biblical community for Christian women through questions about friendship, standards, evangelism, prayer, and the loneliness many young mothers carry.
A winter morning routine frames prayer as a practical anchor for family life.
Two daily windows shape this parenting conversation: 4 a.m. to 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., the stretches Jordan and the other host treat as especially important for a mother and father.
A warm, searching conversation about children's faith, baptism, and mistaking limited language for limited trust.
The episode treats the salvation of very young children as a careful pastoral question, moving through faith, understanding, and the ways adults can over-police a child's confession.
Jordan and Milena share a family testimony centered on prayer, anointing oil, and healing they attribute to the Lord.
Jordan and Milena frame their testimony around Psalm 75, with its call to tell what God has done rather than let it stay hidden. That conviction carries into the way they talk about family life, especially Milena's hope that their children would recognize God's work as present…
A candid seventh-year return that reframes a family podcast around ministry, scripture, and present-day parenting.
As For Me And My House returns with Jordan and Melaina reflecting on a show that started in the haze of new parenthood and now sits in its seventh year.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Scripture, surrender and faith put into practice.
As For Me And My House hosts Alayna and Melanie answer Instagram questions about biblical community, Christian friendship, and what it looks like for moms.
Jordan and Melina of As For Me and My House frame 4 a.m.
As For Me And My House asks whether a 2-year-old can be saved and what 'accept the Lord into your heart' means.
Jordan says an L3-L4 fracture from training left him bedridden, crawling to the bathroom, and living with constant back pain for almost eight years.
Jordan and Melaina Ciciotti return to As For Me and My House after nearly nine months away, during the podcast’s seventh year and after welcoming their fifth child.
Jordan and Lena interview Kirk Cameron about parenting, children's television, and creating media shaped by biblical values.
In As For Me And My House, Elena and Jordan explain how they try to cultivate peace in a busy Christian household.
Elisha and Katie from Now That We're A Family describe selling their home and living with five children in a 16-by-20-foot off-grid wall tent for six months while building a property in North Idaho.
As For Me And My House hosts Jordan and Melina interview JT from JT Follows JC about reading Genesis 6 through a biblical and conspiratorial lens.
Jordan and Melaina interview Pastor Craig Groeschel about faith, family, and leadership.
Aaliyah shares her journey of navigating singleness and life transitions after college, emphasizing faith and growth.
This episode explores biblical hospitality, using Jesus as a model, offering do's and don'ts, and highlighting a lesser-known biblical example of stewarding one's home.
Jordan and Lena host friends Josh and Savannah Alexander to discuss their married life, parenting, and recent move back to Portland.