In this episode, Jonathan and David sit down with speaker and author Todd Wilson for a deeply practical and refreshing conversation about family, priorities, and what it really means to spend your life well.

With decades of experience speaking to parents and raising a large family of his own, Todd brings a perspective that cuts through noise and ambition with a simple but powerful reminder:

You can succeed in everything that doesn’t matter—and fail in what does.

Through stories, humor, and hard-earned wisdom, he challenges the tendency to prioritize work, ministry, or achievement over the relationships that matter most. He reframes success not around recognition or productivity, but around faithfulness in the home.

At the heart of the conversation is a vivid picture:

Too many people are trading diamonds (their family) for stones (everything else).

This episode is both a wake-up call and an encouragement—reminding listeners that while we all drift, it’s never too late to reorient toward what truly matters.

You don’t have to build something impressive to live a meaningful life.

You have to build what lasts.

And most of the time…

that’s not out there.

It’s at home.