Can small spiritual habits actually change your marriage?

This week we’re joined by author and Bible teacher Hanna Seymour and her husband Tyler to talk about Hanna’s new book, Everyday Spiritual Habits.

Hanna’s message is simple but powerful: spiritual growth doesn’t happen through perfection or pressure — it happens through small, faithful rhythms practiced over time.

In this conversation, we unpack how everyday habits like prayer, gratitude, Scripture, friendship, and practicing the presence of God can reshape not only your faith, but your marriage and family culture too.

We also talk honestly about:

• Feeling spiritually exhausted in busy seasons
• Why couples drift spiritually
• The power of consistency over intensity
• Building connection with God in the middle of ordinary life
• What it looks like to pursue Jesus together as husband and wife

This episode is encouraging, practical, and deeply relatable for couples who want a deeper spiritual connection without adding more pressure to their lives.

Find Hanna’s book through Worthy Books or at her official site: Hanna Seymour.

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