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Preparing for Difficult Conversations (Communication 101 Series)
Do you struggle with starting difficult conversations in your relationships? It’s easy to get overwhelmed when you need to communicate a problem or an issue. But did you know that there a…
A Marriage Restored After Divorce, Drugs, & Deconstruction – with “Out of the Dust’s” Chris & Steph Teague
Not many marriages recover from the depths of drugs, deconstruction, and divorce, but that’s exactly what happened to our guests, Chris & Steph …
5 Signs You’re Doing Relationships Right
We often focus on what’s wrong in our relationships and marriages, but in this episode, I’m giving ya’ll kudos for doing relationships right. How do you know if you’re on the right track in your relationship? Hint…
The Female Orgasm: Get’n Real – with Julie Sibert
Listen, these days, there’s a lot of faking it going on when it comes to women having orgasms. But let’s get real. My guest, intimacy expert Julie Sibert, and I are answering your questions and demystifyi…
Feelings Aren’t Forever
Are you “feeling some kind of way?” While we all feel the feels from time to time, we can’t be ruled by our feelings. In marriage and relationships, feelings are fickle. Feelings aren’t forever. They come and they go. As a matter …
It Will Work If You Work It
If you want your marriage to work, you have to work it. I know that seems too simple, but the truth is a thriving marriage takes effort. If we want to succeed in anything in life, we have to be intentional and put in the eff…
