While Trevor and his wife Jennifer were having their morning devotional time together, they found themselves entering into deep and far reaching conversations based on the scriptures and the other readings from that day. Discussions on things like marriage and family, finances and relationships, life in ministry, doctrines of the faith, and in what ways we as Christians are watering down the Word of God and giving in to a culture that is moving further away from God’s standard of holiness at a lightning pace. They realized that these everyday applications from scripture would make for some great podcast episodes, and so they began to record their devotional time in the hopes that their conversations might be helpful, uplifting, and even potentially convicting to those who might listen.

They also wanted to be able to offer alternatives for the plethora of “ear tickling” and theologically questionable devotionals that are so popular today. With so many solid choices for devotional material available, from this generation and generations past, their podcast aims to introduce biblically sound alternatives to the self help, new age and theologically shallow material that has found it’s way into the bookstores, and onto the bookshelves of so many Christian homes. 

On each episode of Where The Heart Is, regardless of your age, background, or how long you’ve been a believer, you’re sure to find something to challenge, uplift you, and most importantly, point you to the truth of Christ in an age when truth has become subjective.