What does Sabbath actually look like in a busy family with seven kids? In this post, we invite you into our family’s weekly Sabbath rhythm—from candlelit dinners and slow mornings to practical ideas for creating a day of rest that restores your soul and strengthens your family.
Dinner doesn’t have to feel like 5 p.m. panic mode. In this episode of The Rooted Family Podcast, Kayla and Christian share the simple meal planning rhythm that transformed their evenings, reduced stress, and created more space for connection around the dinner table. Learn their practical meal planning system for busy families and discover how small, consistent rhythms can bring more peace to your home.
Do rhythms feel too rigid? If you’ve ever started a routine only to give up when life got busy, you’re not alone. Discover three simple mindset shifts that will help you build flexible, grace-filled rhythms that bring more peace, freedom, and joy into your home.
What does it really look like to work as a team in marriage? Discover simple, practical rhythms that help couples communicate better, stay aligned, and build a stronger, Christ-centered marriage.
Marriage was never meant to feel like two people simply surviving the same life together. In this episode of The Rooted Family Podcast, Kayla and Christian share the first step to building a dream team marriage by learning how to think like a team, assume the best about one another, and fight for lasting unity.
Have you ever picked a Word of the Year only to forget about it a few months later? Learn five practical ways to actually live out your Word of the Year, hear how our 2025 words carried us through one of the hardest seasons of our lives, and discover why real transformation happens when you stay loyal to the process.
Discover the three family rhythms that brought more peace, connection, and purpose to our home. Learn how breakfast, Sabbath, and meal planning can help your family thrive.
Discover how our family went from busy, overwhelmed, and disconnected to deeply rooted through faith, intentional rhythms, and God’s redeeming work in our marriage.
What if family life wasn’t something to survive—but something to savor? Through trial, growth, and hard-won lessons, Kayla & Christian Cornish learned that rhythms—not hustle—are essential for cultivating peace, purpose, and depth at home.