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Every week, we release a new episode on a different marriage topic.
Latest Episodes
032: How do we do marriage and ministry together? (with Sherry Surratt)
Sherry and her husband Geoff wrote the book Together: A Guide for Couples Doing Ministry Together. There are surprisingly few resources for couples doing ministry together, so this is the kind of book that Sherry and Geoff wished they had!
031: How do I protect my marriage from parenting? (with Nancie Lowe)
Parenting can be a huge strain on any marriage. The burdens on you and your spouse are magnified when you have to raise other humans. But protecting your marriage is still important. So how do you keep your kids from taking over? We invited Ted’s wife, Nancie, on the show to discuss that very topic.
030: How do I connect with my spouse when we come from VERY different backgrounds?
Tom and Crystal come from very different backgrounds. Crystal is from North Georgia and Tom is originally from Taiwan and grew up in Colorado. Their marriage is a great example of a unique marriage that blends different families of origin.
029: How do I protect my spouse from myself?
It’s a little bit of a weird question. One of the great things about marriage is that we can be ourselves – we can let our guard down and be comfortable. We can use that comfort to damage our relationship if we’re not careful, and we find ourselves saying things to our significant other that we wouldn’t say to anyone else.
028: Is conflict bad in the story of my marriage? (with Robert Carnes)
Today, we have a very special guest with us, Robert Carnes. He is technically always with us, as he is the Managing Editor of MarriedPeople— he’s the guy behind the scenes who takes care of the MarriedPeople blog, social media and produces the podcast.
027: How do we become our best US?
Today we’re going to discuss how to become our best US. Longtime listeners of the podcast know that Ted wrote a book by the same title because every US is different. What if we really celebrated that God makes all of our marriages really different?