Grafted Marriage Podcast

Join Chris and Courtney on their wedding anniversary, as they discuss how reviling just might be an issue for them, and how they need to take courage to face up to God's call toward righteousness.

All the proof you need can be found in Psalm 91. Without further ado ...

We all have obstacles that prevent us from living out our true call and purpose under Christ. Join Chris and Courtney as they discuss how to identify and move the obstacles in our lives that hold us back in our marriages.

People hurt people, and nowhere is that more true than in marriage. Join Chris and Courtney as they discuss hurt in marriage, and how we can keep from running when trust has been broken.

As we get ready to celebrate the resurrection while in quarantine, how can we use this time to grow through the pain.. Join Chris and Courtney as Courtney they talk about how we can let this current pain lead to future positive change.

No one is immune from the pressure we are all feeling with the virus spreading, and the realities of the economic impact are hitting more people every day. Join Chris and Courtney as they openly share their own experience with pressure and its potential for blowback in your home.

With Christ change is indeed possible, and big events like we are experiencing now often lead to lasting change in behavior and attitudes. Join Chris and Courtney as they discuss change in our Christian marriages.

Families are now spending 24 hours a day together as we all hunker down to weather the storm. Join Chris and Courtney as they talk about how we can take advantage of this time to grow as individuals, as couples, and as families.

We have all been hurt by those around us, and often that hurt is produced from the anger of others. Join Chris and Courtney as they discuss hurt and anger, and how it can be detrimental to your Christian marriage.

Ever wonder who this "Chris and Courtney" are? You aren't the only one! Join Chris and Courtney as they talk about the podcast, their credentials, and how much they should or shouldn't share about themselves personally.