Cleave: The Podcast
Cleave: The Podcast is a faith-centered podcast hosted by Jon and Ashley Lefrandt. It focuses on marriage, boundaries, family systems, healing, and holding fast to truth from a Christian perspective. The hosts discuss leaving unhealthy patterns and cleaving to God, your spouse, and your covenants, especially when facing family pressure or relational pain. Topics include Christlike boundaries, forgiveness, reconciliation, emotional safety, and generational healing. Resources and support are available at leavethencleave.com.
Episodes
Episode 61. The Emperor’s New Clothes: When a Family Is More Committed to the Image Than the Truth
What happens when a family becomes more committed to protecting its image than confronting the truth?The Emperor’s New Clothes was written nearly 200 years ago, but it may be one of the most powerful illustrations of an unhealthy family system.Everyone can see what’s happening.Everyone participates in the illusion.And then one person finally says what nobody else is willing to say.Suddenly, the pr
Episode 60. Father’s Day Hurts: Grief, Father Wounds, and the Legacy of Good Men
Father’s Day can bring up a lot more than celebration.For some, it brings gratitude. For others, it brings grief, longing, anger, regret, or the ache of a relationship that is not what it should have been.In this episode, Jon shares a deeply personal reflection on fatherhood, grief, generational legacy, and the kind of man he is striving to become. He talks about losing his own father to brain can
Episode 59. Q&A Part 2 | Reconciliation Without Accountability?
DescriptionCan reconciliation happen if someone refuses to acknowledge what they did?In Part 2 of this Q&A conversation, we talk about what reconnecting should look like after no contact, especially when the other person refuses to admit wrongdoing or take accountability.We also address the belief that family estrangement is always caused by Satan or evil forces trying to destroy families — an
Episode 58. Q&A Part 1 | Honoring Parents Without Enabling Dysfunction
DescriptionWhat does it really mean to honor your parents as an adult — especially when the relationship has become painful, controlling, or unhealthy?In Part 1 of this Q&A conversation, we talk about the difference between childhood obedience and adult honor, why boundaries are not dishonor, and how to navigate family relationships when peace requires truth.We also answer a tender question: W
Episode 57. We Don’t Talk About Bruno: Encanto, Family Trauma & The Scapegoat Story
Was Encanto really about magic… or was it about family trauma?In this episode of Leave Then Cleave, Jon and Ashley unpack Disney’s Encanto through the lens of family systems, generational trauma, scapegoating, emotional roles, truth-telling, and healing.Why did We Don’t Talk About Bruno resonate with so many people?Why did Mirabel feel so familiar to those raised in emotionally complicated familie
Episode 56. Love Is Not Compliance: The First Truth of Christlike Boundaries
For many Christians, the hardest part of setting a boundary is not the boundary itself.It is the guilt.The fear that saying no means you are selfish.The fear that needing space means you are unforgiving.The fear that limiting access means you are dishonoring your family.The fear that protecting your marriage, your home, your peace, or your children somehow means you are failing to love like Jesus.
55. How to Recognize the Fruits of True Repentance
How can you tell if someone has truly repented?In this episode of Leave Then Cleave, Jon and Ashley talk about one of the most confusing dynamics in faith-based families: when someone claims repentance but refuses accountability, repair, or honest conversation about the harm they caused.Using Christ’s teaching that “by their fruits ye shall know them,” they explore the difference between true repe
54. When They Won’t Change | Forgiveness, Reconciliation, and Christlike Boundaries
This is Part 2 of our conversation with Rachel Wood on boundaries.In Part 1, we talked about why boundaries are not unchristlike, how people-pleasing can become a form of control, and why healthy love requires truth, agency, and self-respect.In Part 2, we move into one of the hardest questions many people face:What do you do when you are trying to get healthy, but the other person does not want ac
53. Boundaries Are Not Unchristlike | Why Love Requires Truth, Agency, and Self-Respect
One of our most-listened-to conversations is back.This episode originally aired a couple of years ago, when our podcast had a different name and a much smaller audience. But as our community has grown, we realized that many of you have probably never heard this conversation before, and it continues to be one of the most important discussions we’ve ever had.In this episode, we are joined by our fri
52. Boundaries Didn’t Ruin Our Life. They Gave It Back.
If you are afraid that setting boundaries, going no contact, or disappointing your family will ruin your life, this episode is for you.Most conversations about boundaries focus on what they cost.The grief.The backlash.The loneliness.The fear of being misunderstood.The pain of relationships changing.But in this episode, Jon and Ashley talk about what boundaries can give back.After years of people p
51: When Faith Gets Weaponized | Peacemaking, Boundaries, and Spiritual Control
What do you do when a sermon, a Bible verse, a conference talk, or a spiritual principle gets used against you?In this episode, we talk about a painful dynamic many people experience in unhealthy family systems: when teachings about peacemaking, forgiveness, humility, honor, or reconciliation are twisted into pressure, shame, control, or spiritual superiority.This conversation was prompted in part
50: Q & A Part 2 | How to Stop Letting Family Live Rent Free in Your Mind | Discussing Marriage, Siblings, and No Contact
What do you do when your spouse has not fully left and cleaved? Why do siblings experience the same family so differently? And how do you stop letting unhealthy family dynamics live rent free in your mind long after distance has been put in place?In Part 2 of this Q&A episode, Jon and Ashley respond to some of the most common and painful questions they hear from this community around marriage,
49. Q&A Part 1 | When Boundaries Feel Like Family Drama | Covering Guilt, Change, and Helping Kids Grieve
How do you know if you are setting a healthy boundary… or just creating more family drama?In Part 1 of this Q&A episode, Jon and Ashley respond to some of the most common and emotionally complex questions they receive from this community. Together, they talk through the guilt that often comes with setting boundaries in religious and enmeshed family systems, what it really means when family mem
48. Holy Saturday: What God Is Doing in the Silence
Holy Saturday is the day in between.Friday’s pain has already happened.Sunday’s redemption is coming.But today… it can still feel quiet.In this Holy Week episode of Here’s the Lesson, Jon reflects on the meaning of Holy Saturday and what it teaches us about waiting, grief, unanswered prayers, and the sacred growth that can happen in seasons of silence.Drawing from personal experience—including the
47. Love Stayed | Good Friday, Suffering, Grief & the Hope of Christ
Good Friday brings us to one of the most sacred and sobering moments in all of scripture:the cross.This is the day when betrayal, grief, abandonment, and suffering seem to reach their deepest point.And yet Good Friday reveals one of the most powerful truths of the gospel:love stayed.In this episode of Here’s the Lesson, Jon reflects on what Good Friday teaches us about suffering, family pain, betr
46. Jesus Did Not Bypass Agony | Holy Thursday, Gethsemane & Faith in Suffering
Holy Thursday brings us to one of the most sacred and deeply human moments in all of scripture:The Garden of Gethsemane.This is the night Jesus is not before the crowds.He is alone.In anguish.In prayer.Under the full weight of what is coming.And what makes this moment so powerful is this:Jesus did not deny the pain.He did not rush past the sorrow.He brought the full weight of His suffering before
45. Jesus Was Not Betrayed by Strangers | Holy Wednesday, Family Betrayal & Christian Healing
Holy Wednesday confronts us with one of the most painful truths in all of scripture:Jesus was not betrayed by strangers.He was betrayed by someone inside the circle.Someone who had walked with Him.Sat with Him.Learned from Him.Shared meals with Him.That is what makes this day so deeply human.Because some of life’s deepest wounds do not come from obvious enemies. They come from people close enough
44. Holy Tuesday: Not Everyone Who Sounds Spiritual Is Safe | By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them
Holy Tuesday gives us one of the most sobering lessons of Holy Week:not everyone who sounds spiritual is safe.Jesus was not hardest on weakness.He was hardest on what looked righteous but quietly harmed people.In this “Here’s the Lesson” episode, Jon explores what Christ teaches about hypocrisy, spiritual pressure, false holiness, and the difference between appearance and fruit.Jesus never confuse
43. Holy Monday | Jesus Was Gentle With the Broken—But Not With What Exploited the Sacred
On Holy Monday, Jesus does something many Christians do not know what to do with:He cleanses the temple.He overturns tables.He drives things out.He disrupts what everyone else had learned to tolerate.And He does not do it because He lacks love.He does it because something sacred is being violated.In this episode, we explore what Jesus cleansing the temple reveals about faith, truth, boundaries, fa
42. Palm Sunday, People-Pleasing, and the Cost of Following Jesus
On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus with praise, palm branches, and celebration. But beneath that moment was a painful tension: many people were not surrendering to who Christ truly was. They were embracing who they hoped He would be.In this mini episode of Here’s the Lesson, Jon explores what Palm Sunday reveals about discipleship, people-pleasing, family pressure, Christian boundaries, and
41. Here's the Lesson: Christian Boundaries: The Truth About Peacemaking (Stop Keeping the Peace at Your Expense)
What does it actually mean to be a “peacemaker” as a Christian?For many of us, “keeping the peace” meant staying quiet…avoiding conflict…and carrying things that were never ours to carry.But that’s not the peace Jesus talked about.In this episode, we break down the difference between true peacemaking and unhealthy appeasement, and why so many people—especially in family systems—confuse silence wit
40. Here's the Lesson: When “Truth” Gets Called Gossip (Faith, Boundaries, & Toxic Family Systems)
Have you ever been told, “Don’t talk about that… it’s gossip”—when you were just trying to make sense of something painful?In many families and faith communities, truth-telling gets mislabeled as gossip. And when that happens, harmful patterns stay protected, voices get silenced, and the people who need support the most are left carrying it alone.In this episode, we break down the difference betwe
39. Why Your Parents Can’t Hear You (And Why It Hurts So Much)
Why do conversations with your parents feel impossible?Why does it feel like you’re asking for something simple—honesty, accountability, understanding…and getting defensiveness, silence, or “we did the best we could” in return?In this episode, we break down what’s actually happening beneath the surface.This isn’t just a communication issue.It’s not just personality differences.👉 It’s generational.
38. Here's the Lesson | Smear Campaigns: Why People Attack You When You Set Boundaries
What happens when you set a healthy boundary… and instead of being met with understanding, you become the target of a smear campaign?In this episode of Here’s the Lesson, Jon shares a personal story about what unfolded after he and his wife Ashley set boundaries within their family—and how quickly the narrative shifted from the truth… to attacks on his character.Rumors were spread.Assumptions were
37. Here's the Lesson: Guilt Doesn’t Mean You’re Wrong (Why Boundaries Feel So Hard)
If you’ve ever set a boundary with your family and immediately felt guilty… this episode is for you.That voice that starts asking:“Was that too harsh?”“Am I hurting them?”“Am I being selfish?”For many people, that guilt is enough to pull them right back into old patterns—people-pleasing, over-explaining, and abandoning themselves.But here’s the truth:Guilt doesn’t always mean you’re doing somethin
36. SPECIAL EPISODE: The Moment Everything Changed (Free Chapter from Our New Book Leave Then Cleave)
This episode is a special release from our new book, Leave Then Cleave: Breaking Unhealthy Patterns Without Losing Your Faith.What you’re about to hear is the opening segment from the book — a chapter we call “The Letter.”It tells the story of the night everything changed for our family.After months of trying to address difficult patterns inside a family system built on silence, control, and spiri
35. Here's the Lesson: When Evil is Far Away, Everyone is Brave
Why do people easily condemn abuse when it appears in the news… but struggle to confront it when it happens inside their own families or communities?In this Here’s the Lesson mini-episode, Jon explores a powerful blind spot that exists in many family systems: moral clarity is easy when the villain is distant, but much harder when the person causing harm is someone we know and love.Drawing from gos
34. Joseph in Egypt: Why God Allows Betrayal, Injustice, and the Pit
Why does God allow betrayal, injustice, and seasons that feel like the pit?In this episode of the CLEAVE Podcast, Jon and Ashley explore the story of Joseph in Egypt and what it teaches us about suffering, family betrayal, faith, and personal transformation.Joseph’s story is one of the most powerful narratives in scripture. He is betrayed by his own brothers, sold into slavery, falsely accused, an
33. Here's the Lesson | When Family Functions Like a Cult (Spiritual Abuse & Control Explained)
What does it actually mean when someone says a family “functions like a cult”?This episode explores the psychological dynamics of control inside certain family systems — especially in religious or faith-centered homes.We’re not talking about compounds.We’re talking about:• Unquestioned authority• Boundaries labeled as betrayal• Loyalty demanded without accountability• Silence used as punishment• I
32. When In-Laws, Family Loyalty, and Marriage Boundaries Collide
What does it actually mean to “leave and cleave” in marriage?Many couples don’t struggle because they don’t love each other.They struggle because no one ever taught them how loyalty shifts when you enter a covenant relationship.In this episode of CLEAVE, we unpack:• Marriage boundaries and family of origin dynamics• In-law tension and enmeshment in Christian families• Emotional maturity and loyalt
31. Here's the Lesson: When “Honor Your Parents” Becomes Control: Boundaries, Spiritual Abuse & Discernment
Many Christians are told that unless there is sexual or physical abuse, they should “just work through it.”But what about spiritual abuse?What about chronic manipulation, gaslighting, emotional control, and family systems that demand silence over truth?In this episode of Leave Then Cleave, we unpack the difference between forgiveness and enabling — and why reconciliation requires repentance.We dis
30. Why Healing Makes You the Family Problem
In many families, the person who starts healing becomes the threat.In this episode, we unpack the role of the scapegoat — and why the one who sees unhealthy patterns is often labeled dramatic, divisive, or difficult. We explore how discernment develops, why systems protect stability over truth, and how boundaries actually preserve relationships instead of destroying them.We discuss:• Scapegoat vs
29. Here's The Lesson | Forgiveness Is Not Reconciliation: What Joseph Teaches Us About Boundaries
Most Christians are taught that forgiveness means immediate reconciliation.But that’s not what happened in the story of Joseph.In this episode of Here’s the Lesson, Jon unpacks the powerful intersection of scripture and psychology — showing how the biblical story of Joseph and his brothers reveals something many churches overlook:Forgiveness is internal.Reconciliation is relational.And trust is re
28. Here's the Lesson: When Truth Gets Called Contention
Have you ever tried to address a hurt, name a pattern, or set a boundary — and were told you were being contentious?In many families, discomfort gets treated as spiritual danger. Hard conversations get shut down in the name of “keeping the peace,” and scripture is sometimes used to avoid accountability rather than invite growth.But not all discomfort is contention.In this episode, we explore the d
27. Here's the Lesson: When Family Loyalty Conflicts With Truth
We’re often taught that faith means holding families together at all costs.But what happens when keeping the peace requires ignoring what’s true?In this episode of Here’s the Lesson, we talk about the tension many people quietly live in — loving their family while feeling pressured to stay silent about patterns that hurt them. Not rebellion. Not bitterness. Conscience.Jesus never taught that loyal
26. Q&A #1: Toxic In-Laws, No Contact, Estranged Parents & Family Boundaries
This episode is a listener Q&A — real situations people are living through right now.We talk through questions about toxic in-laws, going no contact with parents, when a spouse doesn’t see the problem, attending weddings or funerals during estrangement, and whether reconciliation is actually possible.These aren’t clinical answers. They’re the conversations we wish we could have sat in on when
25. Here's the Lesson: When “Don’t Gossip” Becomes Spiritual Abuse
One of the most damaging misunderstandings in faith communities is the belief that talking about abuse is “gossip.”In this episode, we break down the critical difference between gossip and truth, and how spiritual language is often used—intentionally or unintentionally—to silence survivors, protect harmful systems, and keep abuse hidden.We explore:Why silence does not equal peace or holinessHow ab
24. Here's The Lesson: The Hardest Command Jesus Gave: Loving Those Who Hurt You
Jesus once gave a command that feels almost impossible when you’ve been deeply hurt:“Love your enemies. Bless those who curse you. Pray for those who despitefully use you and persecute you.”These words weren’t spoken to people in safe, healthy relationships.They were spoken to the wounded. The betrayed. Those who had every reason to harden their hearts.In this episode, we slow that teaching down.W
23. Here's the Lesson: Being the Peacemaker Might Be Why You’re Exhausted
Being the “peacemaker” in a family is often praised — but in unhealthy systems, that role can quietly lead to anxiety, resentment, and exhaustion.In this Here’s the Lesson episode, we explore how peacemaking can shift from genuine reconciliation into emotional self-abandonment, especially in families shaped by control, conflict avoidance, or spiritual manipulation.If you learned to stay calm, smoo
22. Forgiveness Isn’t Reconciliation: Why “Forgive and Forget” Keeps People Stuck
Forgiveness is one of the most misunderstood—and most weaponized—concepts in faith communities.In this episode, Jon and Ashley dismantle the damaging belief that forgiveness requires forgetting, excusing harm, or immediately reconciling with people who continue to hurt you.Drawing from their own journey through family estrangement, boundary-setting, and spiritual healing, they explore the critical
21. Here's the Lesson: Forgiveness Isn’t What You Were Taught (and Why That Matters for Healing
Forgiveness is one of the most misunderstood teachings in faith communities — and for many people, that misunderstanding has caused more harm than healing.In this Here’s the Lesson episode, we explore why forgiveness has so often been taught as immediate reconciliation, emotional closure, or spiritual maturity — and how that definition leaves survivors feeling confused, ashamed, and unsafe.If your
20. Here's the Lesson: How Resentment is Born in Good Intentions
What happens when kindness comes with expectations?In this mini episode of Here’s the Lesson, we explore how giving—especially in families—can quietly turn into obligation, control, or resentment when it’s tied to unspoken expectations.This conversation isn’t about blame.It’s about honesty, boundaries, and learning the difference between love that’s freely given and love that’s conditional.If thes
19. Spiritual Abuse & Manipulation: When Faith Is Used to Control Instead of Heal
What happens when faith—meant to heal, guide, and liberate—is used to control, silence, or shame?In this episode, we dive into the often misunderstood topic of spiritual abuse and spiritual manipulation. We talk honestly about how gospel principles can be misapplied in families, churches, marriages, and faith communities—sometimes unintentionally, sometimes generationally—and the emotional and spi
18. Here's the Lesson: "Don't Judge" Isn't What Christ Meant
“Don’t judge” is one of the most quoted — and most misunderstood — phrases in Christian culture.In this Here’s the Lesson mini episode, we unpack what Jesus actually taught about judgment, discernment, and accountability. Christ never asked us to abandon truth in the name of love. He warned against hypocrisy — not righteous judgment.We explore the difference between condemning people and discernin
17. Here's the Lesson: Turning the Other Cheek Was Never About Accepting Abuse
What did Jesus actually mean when He said, “turn the other cheek”?For many, this teaching has been misunderstood—and misused—to encourage silence, endurance, and even compliance in the face of harm. In this episode of Here’s the Lesson, we slow down and place Christ’s words back into their original context.This conversation explores the difference between refusing retaliation and refusing safety,
16. Here’s the Lesson: Boundaries Aren’t Betrayal
This isn’t a full episode — just a short reflection.In this Here’s the Lesson segment from Leave Then Cleave, Jon explores why boundaries are often mislabeled as betrayal, especially in families and faith-based relationships.Boundaries aren’t rejection.They’re clarity.If someone experiences your boundary as abandonment, it may be because they were used to access without accountability.This is a re
15. Here’s the Lesson: Silence Isn’t the Same as Peace
This isn’t a full episode — just a short reflection.In this Here’s the Lesson segment from Leave Then Cleave, Jon explores the difference between peace and avoidance, especially when silence is mistaken for righteousness.Forgiveness was never meant to erase truth.And love was never meant to require self-betrayal.This is a moment for anyone who’s been told that speaking up is unchristlike, that bou
14: Introducing Cleave: Leave What’s Unhealthy. Cleave to What’s True.
Welcome to Cleave — formerly The Living in Truth Project Podcast.In this reboot episode, Jon and Ashley introduce what Cleave is all about: honest, long-form conversations on marriage, family dynamics, boundaries, healing, faith, and emotional health.We share the story behind the name Cleave — what it means to leave what’s unhealthy and cleave to what’s true — and what you can expect from this new
13. The Truth About Glinda: When ‘Good’ Becomes Wicked
Wicked is not the story we all thought it was.In this episode of Cleave, I break down the emotional and psychological layers inside one of Broadway’s biggest hits — and why its message hits differently as an adult.We talk:• the Wizard’s manipulation• Glinda’s toxic charm• the recipe for creating a scapegoat• the cost of choosing integrity• and why Elphaba is one of the most important “heroes” we h
12. Cleaving, Covenant, and the Healing Power of Family
What happens when the ideal of “eternal family” meets the reality of imperfection and grief? In this powerful episode, Jon Lefrandt reflects on the doctrine behind family, partnership, and divine order—through the lens of his own loss, love, and lived experience. A heartfelt look at what it means to cleave to one another, to God, and to the hope that no family is ever truly lost.
11. SPECIAL EPISODE: Understanding Epigenetics and Generational Trauma Through LDS Doctrine
Understanding Epigenetics and Generational Trauma Through LDS DoctrineIn today’s world, the intersection of religious beliefs and modern science offers profound insights into our understanding of human behavior and healing. This episode explores how trauma can be passed down through generations, the role of angels and ancestors in healing, and how LDS teachings can help us break these cycles and l
10: General Conference Recap Saturday Afternoon Session Part 2
In Episode 10 of the "Living and Truth Project" podcast, hosts Jon Lefrandt and Ashley Lefrandt recap the Saturday afternoon session of a recent general conference, focusing on powerful messages from Elder Garrett W. Gong, Brother Michael T. Nelson, and Elder Quinton L. Cook. The discussions revolve around key themes of personal trials, spiritual growth, and the profound impacts of Christ's atonem
9: General Conference Recap Part 3 (Saturday Afternoon Session)
Episode 9: "Deepening Faith and Understanding in the Afternoon Session"In this engaging episode of "The Living Truth Project" podcast, hosts Jon Lefrandt and Ashley Lefrandt delve into the profound spiritual insights from four pivotal talks delivered during the Saturday afternoon session of the recent General Conference held in April 2024 by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They pr
8: General Conference Recap (Saturday First Session Part 2)
In Episode 8, the hosts Jon Lefrandt and Ashley Lefrandt continue their engaging discussion on the recent General Conference from the Church of Jesus Christ, focusing on three impactful talks from the Saturday morning session. They delve into Elder Ulysses S. Soares talk on "Covenant Confidence," emphasizing the importance of temple worship in strengthening our connection with Jesus Christ and enh
7 : General Conference Recap Part 1
In this episode, hosts Jon Lefrandt and Ashley Lefrandt discuss their personal experiences and insights from the first session of the April 2024 General Conference. They delve into Elder Holland's impactful talk, emphasizing his messages on covenant relationships and the importance of maintaining faith in challenging times. Elder Holland's recent personal struggles, including the loss of his wife
6: Unlocking the Door to Personal Revelation (2 Nephi 31-33)
In Episode 6 of their podcast, hosts Jon Lefrandt and Ashley Lefrandt explore profound spiritual concepts, including the Doctrine of Christ, personal revelation, and the role of angels in guiding and comforting individuals. They start by reflecting on the growth of their podcast community and the insightful discussions it has fostered, especially on topics like boundaries and applying doctrinal pr
5: "Christlike Boundaries" with Rachel Wood
In the episode titled "Christlike Boundaries" hostsJon Lefrandt and Ashley Lefrandt (from @the_lit_project on instagram) lead a discussion that is centered around the importance of setting healthy boundaries, particularly within personal relationships and for self-growth. This episode features our awesome guest, Rachel Wood (@lifecoachrachel).Rachel has a passion for psychology and human developme
4: "Beware of Pride"
This episode of the podcast, titled "Beware of Pride," explores the concept of pride and its impact on personal growth and relationships. Living in Truth Project Podcast hosts, Jon Lefrandt and Ashley Lefrandt, discuss their personal experiences and insights into how pride manifests in various forms, including looking down on others and self-centeredness. They delve into the importance of humility
3: "The Blessings of Making and Keeping Covenants"
Episode Three Summary: "The Blessings of Making and Keeping Covenants" features a deep and inspiring conversation between Jon and Ashley Lefrandt about the significance of keeping covenants with God. Inspired by Come Follow Me's scripture reading found in 2 Nephi 10-19, they explore the idea that covenants are not burdens but blessings that provide protection, power, and peace. They discuss how ma
2: "Out of the Well of Integrity" (2 Nephi 4 and 5)
Podcast Episode Summary:Title: Episode Two: Out of the Well of IntegrityIn this insightful episode of the Living in Truth Project podcast, hosts Jon and Ashley Lefrandt address the profound theme of integrity and its essential role in nurturing a sin-resistant generation. Drawing inspiration from Joy Jones's April 2017 conference talk, and this weeks "Come Follow Me" lesson, they discuss the impor
1: Welcome to the Live in Truth Project Podcast!
In this episode Jon and Ashley Lefrandt introduce the concept of the podcast and share some experiences in their life where they have learned how to Live in Truth and how it has deeply blessed their lives. 🎙️Welcome to the Living in Truth Project PODCAST! 🎙️A space where faith meets life, and where we journey together through the truths of our time. I’m Jon Lefrandt, joined by my co-host and wife
Sneak peak... Jon sets up the podcast!
Hello! I'm Jon Lefrandt. Husband to Ashley :) While Ashley is the brainchild for this project, I have been tasked to set up the podcast, the website, the social media channels etc. She is away at a cheer competition in Las Vegas with our daughter and I popped in for a few minutes to softly introduce what our mission is. There will be more coming... We hope you will follow along for more!
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