By Brian Mayer & Heather Mayer
The podcast currently has 59 episodes available.
Ready to take control of your finances and strengthen your marriage in the process?
In this episode, you’ll hear Brian and Heather Mayer share practical financial hacks designed just for married couples like you. From budgeting tips to creative ways to save, they’ll inspire you to make small changes that add up to big results.
Heather and Brian open up about their personal experiences with financial hardships, offering insights on how strategies like meal planning, secondhand shopping, and tithing have made a difference in their lives. You’ll discover the value of using free resources from your local library, implementing the cash envelope system, and cautiously using credit card rewards. They also cover practical steps like doing insurance checkups, setting up automatic transfers to a high-yield savings account, and planning no-spend days to keep your finances on track.
As you listen, you’ll learn how trading services within your family or community can save money while building relationships. Heather and Brian’s simple yet effective ideas will empower you to take charge of your financial management with confidence and purpose.
Action Items for YouPlan your meals and prep on Sundays to reduce spending on dining out.
Visit secondhand stores or try DIY projects for clothing and home decor.
Review your insurance policies and shop around for better rates.
Set up automatic transfers to a high-yield savings account for consistent saving.
Schedule a no-spend day or weekend and explore free or low-cost family activities.
Check out the free Goal Setting 301 resource to sharpen your financial goals.
Financial Hacks for Married Couples You’ll hear Heather and Brian share their own financial journey, including their challenges with debt and how they overcame them. Their relatable stories will motivate you to cut non-essential expenses and focus on what truly matters.
Meal Planning and Preparation Are you spending too much on eating out? Heather and Brian explain how planning meals for the week and involving your kids in the process can save you time and money.
Shopping at Secondhand Stores If you’ve never considered secondhand shopping, you’ll be surprised by the treasures Heather and Brian have found! Learn how thrift stores can help you save on everything from furniture to clothes.
Tithing and Financial Blessings Discover the peace and blessings that come from tithing, as Heather shares her personal experience of God’s provision during hard times.
Library Resources and Cash Envelope System Save more by taking advantage of free resources like books and movies from your library. Plus, find out how the cash envelope system can help you stay on budget.
Credit Cards and Insurance Checkups Get tips on using credit cards wisely and how regular insurance reviews can help you avoid unnecessary costs.
Automatic Transfers and No-Spend Days Learn how automatic savings transfers and no-spend days can keep your finances in check while encouraging your family to embrace simpler, fun activities.
Trading Services and Financial Goals Ever thought about trading services with friends or neighbors? Heather and Brian explain how this can be a win-win for saving money and building community.
Resources for YouFree Goal Setting 301 Worksheets:
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Heather and Brian leave you with this reminder: being good stewards of your money isn’t just about cutting costs—it’s about managing your resources with intention and aligning them with biblical principles. Take the next step today, and watch how these small hacks can transform your finances and your marriage!
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Episode 58: Mastering Peace for Yourself and Your Relationship
Publish Date: Wed 11/20/2024
Welcome and Banter
Introduce Episode: In this episode of the Love How Deep podcast, we’re talking about the importance of peace for yourself and your marriage.
We will divide this into 3 parts and give you some practical tips for Yourself, Your Marriage Relationship, and then Your Relationship With Others.
You: Music, Breathing, Scripture
2. Your Marriage Relationship: Couples Massage, Praying Together, Check-Ins
3. Others: Accountable to Friends, Professional Counseling, Attend Marriage Events
Implement Your Own Ideas
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Episode 57: A Morning Routine for Marriages
Welcome
Introduce Episode: In this episode of the Love How Deep podcast, we’re diving into the power of a morning routine.
We’ll share how beginning each day with intention can create a rhythm of closeness and strengthen your relationship. You’ll hear about the small moments and shared rituals that help us stay in tune with each other, even on the busiest days.
Join us as we explore how a thoughtful morning routine can inspire deeper connection and set a positive tone for your day as a couple.
Here is what our weekday morning typically looks like:
Some Initial Hygiene
Feed the Cats
Make Coffee
Meet in Renovated Basement
Listen to Some Soft Music – Usually Christian or Jazz
Devotional – Verse of the Day
Quick Word Game
Check in With Each Other – Our Jobs
Dinner Plans
Finish Hygiene
Develop Your Own Intentional Morning Routine: If time is limited just try 15 minutes with a few ideas.
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Brian and Heather Mayer discuss the analogy of marriage as a dance, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right partner who shares values and faith. They highlight the necessity of communication and understanding each other's steps, likening it to non-verbal cues in dancing. The conversation covers the significance of balance and flexibility in marriage, the roles of leading and following, and the importance of celebrating each other's successes. They stress the need for mutual submission, forgiveness, and shared goals. The metaphor extends to navigating life's storms together, with God's presence as a guiding force, and concludes with the promise of resilience and commitment through adversity.
Transcripthttps://otter.ai/u/S_RNv25Qi3EaU_Zn6CEh49c7HEs?view=transcript
Action ItemsHeather and Brian Mayer discuss the cyclical nature of marriage, comparing it to the four seasons. They explore the concept of new beginnings in spring, the busy and often stressful summer, the reflective and restful autumn, and the challenging winter. Each season brings unique challenges and opportunities for growth. They emphasize the importance of adapting to changes, being intentional in relationships, and seeking rest and reflection. Bible verses from Zechariah, Matthew, Psalm, and Isaiah are referenced to provide spiritual guidance. The conversation concludes with practical advice for maintaining a strong marriage through all seasons and the encouragement to seek help when needed.
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Action ItemsWelcome Back to Episode 54 of the Love How Deep Podcast. We are calling this one, "Surviving and Thriving Through Cancer.
Today Brian and Heather discuss a very personal topic, Heather's cancer diagnosis in 2005 which happened right as they started dating.
Join us in this special episode as we celebrate a profound milestone: 20 years of breast cancer survival. Reflecting on our journey from dating to enduring the trials of chemotherapy and surgery, we share heartfelt and humorous moments that highlight the importance of love, faith, and community support. From a memorable wig prank to the emotional aftermath of Heather's last chemo treatment, we recount how small gestures and steadfast support have strengthened our relationship and led us to a life filled with gratitude. Gain insights into maintaining a resilient and supportive partnership through life's toughest challenges and find encouragement for those walking a similar path. Visit lovehowdeep.com for additional resources on love and marriage. 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene 00:17 A Journey of Survival: 20 Years of Breast Cancer 00:31 Facing the Diagnosis Together 01:08 The Emotional Struggles and Support 03:18 Finding Strength in Each Other 05:58 The Wig Story: Finding Humor in Hard Times 11:09 Acts of Kindness and Support 12:45 Memories and Keepsakes 16:22 Acts of Kindness and Support 17:03 The Chemo's History Party 17:41 Cherished Gifts and Memories 18:54 Faith and Spiritual Community 20:20 Struggles and God's Provision 23:25 Celebrating Small Victories 25:17 Supporting a Loved One 28:40 Wrapping Up and ResourcesWelcome to another episode of the Love How Deep Podcast with Brian & Heather Mayer.
Brian and Heather Mayer discuss parenting special needs children with Brandon Summitt, an ordained Bishop and host of the "Charting Life" podcast. They explore the challenges and emotional aspects of parenting special needs children, emphasizing the importance of intentionality in maintaining marital connections and spending quality time with all children. Brandon highlights the role of community support, including churches and specialized organizations like the Ability Tree, which provide resources and respite care. He also stresses the significance of humor and advocacy in managing the unique needs of special needs children. The conversation underscores the importance of faith and resilience in navigating these parenting dynamics.
Introduction to the Podcast and Special Guest
Brian introduces the episode's focus on parenting special needs children, noting it as a less-discussed topic on the podcast.
Brian and Heather mention their own struggles with parenting and the decision to bring in a guest for more specialized insights.
Brandon is introduced as the guest, with Brian highlighting his background, including his marriage, ministry work, and podcast.
Brian and Heather express their excitement about learning from Brandon and the educational value of the conversation.
Defining Special Needs and Emotional Aspects
Brandon explains that special needs can encompass a wide range of issues, including mobility, health, cognitive, and developmental disabilities.
He emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional charged nature of discussing special needs and the different preferences in language usage (e.g., "child with autism" vs. "autistic child").
Brandon mentions the need for charitable understanding and the interchangeable use of terms like special needs, disabilities, and challenges.
Heather and Brian acknowledge the importance of setting a tone of understanding and inclusivity in the conversation.
Keeping the Marriage Connected While Parenting a Special Needs Child
Brian raises the question of how a husband and wife can stay connected while parenting a special needs child, sharing an example of a child in a wheelchair.
Brandon discusses the risk of a couple drifting apart due to the demands of parenting a special needs child and the importance of maintaining fundamentals in the relationship.
He shares personal anecdotes about being intentional with time together, even in small moments, and the need for flexibility in plans due to the child's needs.
Heather and Brandon discuss the importance of humor and maintaining a positive outlook to handle the challenges and emotions that come with parenting a special needs child.
Balancing Time with Other Children and Managing Jealousy
Brian asks about balancing time with other children in the family and managing jealousy between children with special needs and those without.
Brandon advises being intentional with time spent with all children, even if it means taking them on errands or including them in activities.
He emphasizes the importance of adding children into every little thing possible to ensure they feel loved and included.
Heather and Brandon discuss the need to pour love and affection into all children, especially when one has special needs, to ensure they feel cared for and valued.
Faith and God's Role in Parenting a Special Needs Child
Brian and Heather discuss the impact of having a special needs child on faith and the potential for anger or questioning God.
Brandon shares his personal experience with diabetes and how his faith was tested, leading him to a deeper understanding of God's presence in pain and suffering.
He recounts a significant moment when he felt God asking him to pray for strength rather than healing, and how this shift in perspective helped him and his family.
Brian and Heather emphasize the importance of aligning one's will with God's will and finding peace and strength in God's presence.
Community Support and Resources for Special Needs Families
Brandon discusses the importance of community support and resources, including social media, churches, and specialized organizations.
He highlights the benefits of larger churches with more resources and the importance of reaching out to churches for support and information.
Brandon shares an example of a respite program at a church that provided a few hours of relief for parents, allowing them to take a break and reconnect.
Heather mentions a local church that offers a special needs Sunday school class and vacation Bible school, providing a supportive environment for children with special needs.
Advocating for Yourself and Building Connections
Brandon encourages families with special needs children to advocate for themselves and seek out resources and support.
He emphasizes the importance of not giving up and continuing to reach out to friends and community for support.
Brandon shares the value of having a buddy system for children with special needs to help them integrate into group activities and feel included.
Heather and Brandon discuss the importance of being intentional with time spent with other children and advocating for oneself to ensure needs are met.
Action Items
· Reach out to larger churches in the area to inquire about resources for special needs families.
· Investigate the "Ability Tree" organization and see if there are any local churches partnered with them.
· Continue inviting special needs families to church events, even if they decline multiple times, to let them know they are welcome.
· Check out the "Center for Courageous Kids" camp in Kentucky as a potential resource for special needs families.
Final Thoughts and Encouragement
Brian and Heather reiterate the importance of being intentional in marriage, parenting, and advocating for oneself.
They emphasize the value of community support and the importance of finding and using available resources.
Brandon shares additional resources, including a camp for special needs children and the importance of maintaining connections with friends and community.
The episode concludes with a reminder of the importance of faith and God's presence in the journey of parenting a special needs child.
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Welcome Back to the Love How Deep Podcast.
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Episode 52: Let's Talk About Communication
Welcome to another episode of the Love How Deep Marriage Podcast with Brian and Heather Mayer! In this episode, the hosts tackle one of the most critical aspects of marriage—communication. While many issues can arise in a relationship, communication is often the underlying factor, making it vital to address this "big C" in an honest and constructive manner. Join Brian and Heather as they dive into ways couples can enhance their communication, connect on a deeper level, and create a healthy space for dialogue.
The Power of Communication in MarriageBrian and Heather start by discussing how the number one challenge many couples face is communication. Often when they ask couples about their biggest struggles, communication consistently tops the list. Whether it's sharing emotions or discussing difficult topics, good communication is the foundation of a strong, healthy marriage. To help listeners improve their communication, Brian and Heather decided to make this episode a little different by utilizing conversation cards designed for couples. These cards feature thought-provoking questions meant to facilitate meaningful discussions.
The goal is to answer questions and explore different communication styles on the fly, without planning their responses, making the conversation authentic and relatable. Heather emphasizes that these unscripted interactions reflect how real couples approach various issues in their marriages.
Sharing Feelings with Your PartnerOne of the first questions they discuss is how to share feelings with your partner effectively. Heather explains that if the feelings are strong or bring up negative emotions, it's crucial to be mindful of how to approach these conversations. Instead of jumping straight into criticism, it’s better to use "I feel" statements. For example, if she's upset about clutter in the house, rather than saying, "You messed up the house again," she would say, "I feel overwhelmed when I come home and the house is cluttered, and I can't relax." This approach focuses on how the situation makes her feel rather than directly blaming Brian, which can prevent defensive reactions.
Brian nods in agreement and adds that using "I feel" statements is one of the best ways to express negative feelings constructively. Heather also emphasizes that sharing positive feelings or preferences is much easier, but it’s equally important to communicate those too. A well-rounded communication style involves discussing both the good and the challenging aspects of marriage.
Distractions and ListeningNext, Brian and Heather discuss what makes one partner feel like the other isn't listening. Brian identifies the phone as a frequent culprit. He acknowledges that being glued to a phone can make it difficult to engage in meaningful conversations. However, he also points out that communication is a two-way street—if Heather tries to discuss something serious while he's focused on his phone, it’s helpful if she can indicate that she needs his attention.
Heather adds that it's important to preface conversations by asking for attention: for instance, saying, "Could you put your phone down for a second? I have something important to talk about." This allows the other partner to be fully present rather than feeling ambushed. Brian and Heather agree that small changes like these can make a significant difference in communication and help avoid unnecessary conflicts.
Addressing Hurtful RemarksBrian and Heather also touch on how to handle situations where a partner says something hurtful. Brian admits that, in some marriages, there can be a tendency to get used to emotional hurt and avoid addressing it. However, Heather stresses that it’s important to bring up these feelings—particularly when someone says something that feels belittling or unkind. If left unspoken, these moments of hurt can accumulate and lead to resentment.
Heather advises that in those moments, it’s best to speak up immediately. If Brian were to say something that made her feel put down, she would try to say, "That really hurts my heart, and it makes me feel X, Y, and Z." It’s crucial to confront the issue directly but with empathy, so that the other person understands how their words affected you. Both Brian and Heather agree that avoiding confrontation only makes things worse in the long run.
The Challenge of Sharing Negative EmotionsOne of the challenges many couples face is the difficulty of sharing negative emotions. Brian reflects on how some people struggle to express their emotions because of how they were raised. For instance, a child who was often told to "toughen up" or "not make a scene" may grow up believing that sharing negative feelings is unproductive or will be dismissed. As a result, they might avoid sharing their true emotions with their partner.
Brian encourages listeners to break that cycle by being vulnerable, even if it’s just a little at a time. Heather adds that it’s important to set the stage for success by asking for empathy: "If I’m sharing something that’s hard for me, I’ll ask Brian to go easy on me because it’s not something I’m comfortable doing." In a loving relationship, both partners need to show empathy and understanding to create a safe space for sharing.
Addressing Problems and Avoiding the "Rug"Another important topic in this episode is how couples handle problems that arise in their relationship. Heather admits that in her first marriage, everything was "swept under the rug," which only made the issues fester. Problems left unaddressed can become like a "cancer in your soul," ultimately damaging the relationship beyond repair.
With Brian, Heather emphasizes the importance of communicating openly about problems. It doesn't mean they always get it right, but they make a conscious effort to face their issues head-on rather than ignoring them. Both hosts encourage listeners not to ignore the problems in their marriages but to confront them in a way that leads to healthy dialogue and resolution.
Timing Is KeyA theme that comes up repeatedly in the episode is the importance of timing in communication. Heather and Brian stress that when it comes to difficult topics, the timing of the conversation can significantly impact how it unfolds. Trying to discuss a sensitive issue when the other person is distracted or stressed will likely lead to a negative outcome. Instead, finding a good time when both partners are in the right frame of mind can help ensure a more productive discussion.
Be Willing to CompromiseHeather and Brian also highlight the importance of compromise. Effective communication isn’t just about expressing feelings—it’s also about listening to your partner’s needs and finding a solution that works for both of you. Heather gives the example of wanting a clutter-free space when she comes home. While it might not always be realistic for Brian to keep everything spotless, they can compromise on maintaining specific areas clutter-free. This way, Heather gets the peace she needs, and Brian feels less pressure.
Moving Forward with EmpathyThe episode wraps up with a reminder that empathy is the cornerstone of effective communication. Whether it’s putting the phone down, listening without interrupting, or simply validating each other’s feelings, showing empathy allows couples to grow closer. Both Brian and Heather reiterate that no marriage is perfect, but being intentional about how you communicate can make all the difference. It’s not about having it all figured out—it's about being willing to learn and grow together.
Final ThoughtsBrian and Heather encourage listeners to be honest about their communication struggles and work on them one step at a time. They acknowledge that every couple has their challenges, but by using strategies like "I feel" statements, choosing the right time for discussions, and being empathetic, couples can build healthier and more fulfilling relationships.
Listeners are also reminded to check out communication cards if they need some inspiration for conversations. Whether you’re newly married or have been together for years, there’s always room for growth, and sometimes all it takes is a simple question to spark a meaningful dialogue.
Tune in next time for more insights on building a lasting, loving marriage with God’s guidance!
Welcome to the Love How Deep Podcast.
Brian and Heather Mayer provide resources from the power of God's Word, experts in the relationship field, and from their own experiences to help you strengthen your relationship.
Today we discuss how to forgive yourself which is often more difficult than forgiving others.
Before we dive in, don't forget to pick our Forgiveness Conversation Starter, which is a free resource to start to bring healing where it is needed in your marriage relationship.
Summary:
Heather and Brian Mayer discuss the importance of self-forgiveness in their podcast episode 51. They emphasize that people often find it harder to forgive themselves than others, leading to self-punishment and bitterness. They share personal experiences of guilt and shame from past mistakes, such as not being a spiritual leader in their first marriages. They highlight the process of forgiveness as a daily decision and the need to acknowledge wrongs, seek help, and understand God's forgiveness. They also stress the impact of unforgiveness on relationships and personal well-being, suggesting scriptures and affirmations to combat negative self-talk. The episode concludes with a prayer for listeners to learn the power of self-forgiveness.
Forgiveness and Self-Forgiveness Introduction
Heather Mayer introduces the podcast and the episode number, expressing excitement about the topic.
Brian Mayer and Heather Mayer discuss the significance of the episode number, 51.
Heather Mayer introduces the topic of forgiveness, focusing on self-forgiveness rather than forgiving others.
Brian Mayer agrees, noting that most people find it harder to forgive themselves than others.
Challenges of Self-Forgiveness
Heather Mayer and Brian Mayer discuss the difficulty of forgiving oneself, highlighting the tendency to beat oneself up over past mistakes.
Brian Mayer shares his experience of guilt and shame from his first marriage, particularly his lack of spiritual leadership.
Heather Mayer talks about her struggles as a stepmother and the unforgiveness she felt towards herself and others.
Both hosts emphasize the importance of understanding that God forgives them and that they should do the same for themselves.
The Process of Forgiveness
Heather Mayer and Brian Mayer discuss the process of forgiveness, noting that it is not an easy task.
Heather Mayer explains the concept of "the loop" where past mistakes are constantly replayed in the mind.
Brian Mayer shares his strategy of recognizing the inner critic as either Satan or another voice, and countering it with positive affirmations.
Both hosts stress the importance of not letting past mistakes define one's identity and self-worth.
Impact of Unforgiveness on Relationships
Heather Mayer and Brian Mayer discuss how unforgiveness towards oneself can affect relationships with others.
Heather Mayer shares how her unforgiveness towards herself affected her relationship with her stepdaughter and husband.
Brian Mayer uses the analogy of an orange to explain how emotions and actions are influenced by what is inside.
Both hosts emphasize the importance of addressing and resolving unforgiveness to improve relationships and personal well-being.
Steps to Forgive Oneself
Brian Mayer suggests acknowledging the wrong and talking about it with a trusted person as a first step towards forgiveness.
Heather Mayer highlights the importance of seeking help from a counselor or someone who can provide a fresh perspective.
Both hosts discuss the role of understanding how Jesus forgives us and applying that understanding to ourselves.
Heather Mayer emphasizes the importance of reminding oneself of who they are in Christ and the positive attributes God sees in them.
Daily Practice of Forgiveness
Heather Mayer and Brian Mayer discuss the daily practice of forgiveness, both towards others and oneself.
Heather Mayer suggests using affirmations and scriptures to combat negative thoughts and reinforce positive self-image.
Brian Mayer emphasizes the importance of making a decision to forgive and turning away from past mistakes.
Both hosts agree that forgiveness is a process that requires daily effort and commitment.
Welcome Back to the Love How Deep Podcast. This is a special episode because it is our 50th!
Episode Title: Behind the Scenes at Love How Deep
Description: In this special 50th episode of Love How Deep, Brian and Heather take listeners behind the scenes for a lighthearted and fun conversation about their podcasting journey, quirks, and differences. They share funny stories, bloopers, and insights into their work at Love How Deep, all while navigating the occasional technical glitch and brainstorming new ways to improve their content. A laid-back, fun episode filled with humor and real moments.
Episode Outline:
[0:00 - 1:00] – Introduction Brian jokingly celebrates winning a game before Heather reminds him they are recording their 50th podcast episode.
[1:00 - 3:00] – Welcoming Listeners Heather excitedly introduces the episode and mentions their furry visitor, Butterscotch the cat, who makes a cameo appearance in the recording studio.
[3:00 - 6:00] – Technical Difficulties & Quirky Moments Brian and Heather humorously recount the repeated technical problems they’ve faced during recordings and how they’ve persevered through multiple attempts to get this episode recorded.
[6:00 - 8:00] – Podcast Evolution They reflect on starting their podcast in their guest room closet and how they've now moved to their newly renovated basement. They discuss the difference between the audio-only format and their new video setup.
[8:00 - 11:00] – Crutch Words and Repeated Phrases The hosts poke fun at themselves for using crutch words like "navigate," "encourage," and "super excited." They joke about making a bingo game out of their frequently used phrases.
[11:00 - 13:00] – Heather's Voice Story Heather shares a funny high school story about how her deep voice was mistaken for her dad's over the phone, and the time a boy asked her to recite the Pledge of Allegiance just to hear her voice.
[13:00 - 15:00] – Brian’s Microphone Habits Brian talks about his tendency to get too close to the microphone in earlier episodes, which led to funny mishaps. Heather teases him about having his own microphone to avoid sharing germs.
[15:00 - 18:00] – Comfort in Conversations Heather discusses how moving to a more open podcast setup has made her feel more comfortable, allowing her true voice and personality to shine through in their recordings.
[18:00 - 21:00] – Balancing Differences The hosts discuss how their differences balance each other out. Brian, who’s from the North, jokes about Heather’s Southern twang. They laugh about how Brian is often ready to move forward, while Heather prefers to ensure everything is quality.
[21:00 - 25:00] – Car Analogy: Gas vs. Brake Pedal Brian and Heather use a car analogy to describe how they work together—Brian is the gas pedal, always ready to go, while Heather is the brake, ensuring everything is just right. They humorously acknowledge how this dynamic works well for their partnership.
[25:00 - End] – Wrapping Up The episode ends on a fun and light note, with the hosts reflecting on their teamwork and encouraging listeners to keep following along with their journey including Heather's Bloopers.
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The podcast currently has 59 episodes available.