Managing Expectations in Marriage | Episode 247
Expectations can cause conflict, disappointment, and frustrations to develop in your marriage and other relationships.
Making Marriage Easier with Arlene Pellicane | Episode 246
Arlene Pellicane is a speaker, host of the Happy Home podcast, and author of several books including “Parents Rising,” “Screen Kids,” and “Making Marriage Easier.”
When a Loved One Hurts | Episode 245
When a loved one hurts it can be hard to know how to respond and support them through the crisis or pain they feel.
One Choice Away from Change with Justin and Trish Davis | Episode 244
Justin and Trish Davis are pastors, speakers, coaches, and the founders of Refine Us Ministries, where they use their story of failure, loss, and transformation to guide others to discover renewed hope and purpose.
How to Uncover Your Baggage | Episode 243
The question we are addressing in today’s conversation is: “How do we pinpoint our baggage and begin to heal those areas of our lives?”
Sitting With Jesus with Tera Elness | Episode 242
Tera Elness is a writer and speaker who has her first book coming out later this month (April 2025). Sitting with Jesus: A Yearlong Faith Journey is a collection of daily devotionals to start your day off by feeding your soul. Tera and her husband, Kent, have been married for 31 years and live in Southwest Minnesota.
Safe Conversations with Dr. Harville Hendrix and Dr. Helen Hunt | Episode 241
Harville Hendrix, Ph.D, and Helen Hunt, Ph.D., are the creators of Safe Conversations®, a training institute focused on relational intervention. They are the co-authors of three New York Times bestsellers, including Getting the Love You Want, which has sold over four million copies.
Moving from Jill 1.0 to Jill 2.0 | Episode 240
By listener request, we are having a conversation about how “Jill 1.0” contributed to our marriage crisis.
Managing Emotions with Alicia Michelle | Episode 239
The human capacity to feel is God-given. It’s when our feelings go unchecked that emotional ups and downs steal our peace, sabotage our relationships, and fill our minds with self-defeating thoughts.
Understanding Confirmation Bias in Relationships | Episode 238
Confirmation bias occurs when we look for examples to prove what we have decided to believe about others or ourselves in our heads. It’s a dangerous thing because our assumptions are most often incorrect.