Welcome to the Easy Biblical Marriage Podcast, a no-fluff, hope-filled space where licensed therapist and relationship coach Lucy Martin, LCSW, shares practical, biblical tools to help you restore connection, intimacy, and peace in your marriage — no matter how bad things feel right now.

In today’s episode, Lucy shares a powerful real-life client breakthrough that happened almost overnight — simply through one humble, respectful apology. What began as walking on eggshells and emotional shutdown turned into laughter, understanding, and renewed intimacy.

You’ll learn the exact apology phrase Lucy uses (and teaches inside her paid program) that helps men feel understood rather than attacked — and why adding explanations actually weakens an apology. This simple skill can feel awkward at first, but its impact on intimacy is often immediate and profound.

Lucy is also joined by Danielle from Holy Grind Mamas for an honest, faith-filled conversation about:

• Why many Christian women don’t realize they’re being disrespectful — even when they deeply love Jesus

• How “helping” can quietly turn into control or mothering

• The biblical meaning of being a helper (and why it’s actually empowering)

• Femininity, vulnerability, and why receiving is just as spiritual as giving

• How self-care, desire, and joy directly impact marriage health

• Why biblical marriage principles work — even when culture resists them

  This episode is especially for Christian wives who:

  • Feel afraid to speak up without triggering conflict

  • Want to honor God and feel close to their husband again

  • Are tired of trying harder with no results

  • Sense God calling them to something deeper — even if it feels vulnerable

  ✨ Marriage transformation is possible — faster than you think — when you get support and apply biblical principles that actually work.

  If you’re not already inside Lucy’s paid program, she invites you to schedule a free one-hour consultation — her favorite way to connect and help women discern next steps.

  🎧 Listen now and discover how one small shift can restore intimacy, respect, and hope in your marriage.