
I Wish I Had a Bigger Kitchen with Kate Strickler | Episode 265
Kate Strickler is an author, writer, blogger, and mom to four rambunctious kiddos. She’s the creator behind the extremely popular blog and Instagram, Naptime Kitchen.
The Power of Presence | Episode 264
While we may not be able to verbalize it in the moment, having a family member, spouse, or close friend there for us can make all the difference in the world.
Help for Women Navigating Mismatched Sex Drives with J. Parker | Episode 263
J. Parker is a Christian sex author, speaker, blogger, and podcaster. She is most well-known for her blog, “Hot, Holy & Humorous.” Today, J. is a podcast co-host of the Sex Chat for Christian Wives and has written six books on sexual intimacy and marriage.
How to Make Connections in a New Group | Episode 262
I know how challenging it can be to integrate into a new group. Meeting new people, finding those who will be closer friends, and discovering your place in a group takes skill and perseverance.
How to Speak Life to Your Husband with Ann Wilson | Episode 261
Ann Wilson has served in ministry with her husband, Dave, for more than 25 years, co-founding Kensington Community Church, speaking at FamilyLife’s Weekend to Remember Conferences, and hosting their own marriage conferences across the country.
What Does It Mean to “Hold Space” For Someone? | Episode 260
“What does it mean to hold space for someone?” This was a question that one of our listeners sent us recently, and we want to take some time to explore this topic more.
The Neurodivergent Marriage with Shawna Meek | Episode 259
Shawna Meek is a professional certified coach, author, APSATS board of directors’ member, and coaching supervisor. She specializes in helping women and couples navigate betrayal, trauma, infidelity, and neurodiverse marriage at her practice, Living Stones Coaching.
Finding Joy in Distractions with Peg Arnold | Episode 258
Peg Arnold is an author, speaker, and teacher whose passion is to encourage women to understand their true value and purpose and utilize their gifts in everyday life.
I’m the Only One Engaging in My Marriage… Help! | Episode 257
We find that 75% of the time, it’s the woman who is pursuing and initiating things that will promote emotional growth. However, this is less because of their gender and more due to their attachment style.
Making Wise Decisions in Uncertain Times with Katie Reid | Episode 256
Katie Reid is a Bible teacher and author who helps women make wise decisions, find peace in uncertain times, and trust God with their next step.