Christianity · Brian Sauvé, Lexy Sauvé
Bright Hearth
by Brian Sauvé, Lexy Sauvé
Bright Hearth podcast exists to recover the lost arts of homemaking and the productive Christian household.
Christianity · Brian Sauvé, Lexy Sauvé
by Brian Sauvé, Lexy Sauvé
Bright Hearth podcast exists to recover the lost arts of homemaking and the productive Christian household.
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This podcast has helped shaped my vocation as a wife and mother!! It has reframed my view of the valuable work of the productive household and challenged me to grow! Very thankful to have found it. Definitely worth a listen.
I was a devout bright hearth listener. I really loved their older episodes but as I went through I definitely noticed a change in tone. It was less glorifying Christ and more glorifying themselves. I don’t think that means we throw away the whole podcast, there truly are good pieces of wisdom, but filter everything through scripture and honor Christ in all things. I do also want to add, it’s super easy to get in the mindset that push back is a sign you’re doing things right, but don’t get too tunnel visioned with that, some push back stands as correction from other brothers and sisters in Christ and that is a beautiful grace.
They have given great practical advice in a cheerful way that encourages my whole family towards obeying God in our duties and in our attitudes! Thanks you guys!
I am learning to love “what has to be done”. This podcast has truly been a blessing in every corner of my home. My husband is a faithful Hard Man listener and he introduced me to this podcast with which I have been so captivated by. I feel encouraged, challenged, and inspired to be a better wife, mom, and Christian in every aspect.
Dear listener, especially dear young Christian listener, whether that is young by age or by your walk in the faith: please listen to this podcast with a grain of salt. Remember that despite how the information may be presented to you, that this is a CULTURAL podcast NOT a gospel truth podcast. I wish Brian and Lexy would speak with more humility. Instead they speak as if THEY are the way, the truth, and the life instead of humbling directing listeners to the One who is. I do believe they share a lot of great cultural views but there also seems to be a lack of grace for a lot of situations and people. Listener, refresh yourself on what the Proverbs say about the wise versus the foolish, proud, and arrogant and if you choose to listen remember Philippians 4:8-9.
I love Haunted Cosmos, so I wanted to like this podast as well. I really tried. Skipped around to several different episodes, hoping it would grow on me. My problem is Lexy. In every single episode I listened to, things would be going well, but then she’d make some arrogant comment, give a derisive laugh, then say condescendingly, “sorry.” This is an ongoing pattern that I absolutely hate. It’s only one second of an episode but wrecks the whole thing because it peels back this wholesome veneer and reveals this vain, snarky, self absorbed influencer underneath that is not Christ honoring at all. It’s not God honoring to mock other believers who do not look or live exactly like you do. The most recent episode and likely the last I’ll listen to, they were talking about strength training and healthy living. According to Lexy, if you feel self conscious about exercising in front of other people, you’re lacking in virtue. I guess the Queen of Christendom would know. 🙄 I believe the Sauves do love Jesus and for the most part present a lot of helpful content. But being steeped in social media and affirmed by adoring fans constantly begins to show in a nasty way after a while. I would not recommend this podcast to new Christians. This is more of a personal preference lifestyle thing than anything that is going to help you grow in Christ, with Christ being front, center, and first.
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