In John 5 we find the story of the man who had been an invalid for 38 years. One day Jesus came to him and asked him, "Do you want to be healed?" The man answered with excuses. We often have excuses as to why our marriages can't be healthy. The question is "Do I want my marriage to be healed?" God can heal our marriage if we trust him. Join us as we discuss letting God heal your marriage.

If you want to have a great marriage, you better learn to forgive. If you are a Christian, the Bible tells us that forgiveness is an act of obedience. It's not optional. Bruce Heber in Forgiving Forward said it this way, "Every wound you have received or ever will receive has been covered by the blood of Christ." Join us on this week's podcast as we talk about the power of forgiveness in marriage.

The first miracle Jesus performed was at a wedding where the hosts ran out of wine. Mary, the mother of Jesus, asked for his help. When he ultimately agreed to help, Mary told the servants, "Do what he tells you to do." There are times that we seem to run out of "wine" in our marriage. The romance and passion are gone; you struggle to give anything to your spouse. Your love tank is empty, and you feel like quitting. What do you do? Explore and listen to what God tells us to do in his word. Return to the things God tells us to do in our relationships. Lean into Jesus and let him love your spouse through you.

One of the catch phrases from the series "Game of Thrones" was "winter is coming." Well, winter comes for all of us. We know this life is going to end. Scripture and science both tell us there is an end to this physical life we are now experiencing. As a married couple, we both know there is an end. We vowed to be with each other "as long as we both shall live." How will you spend those last years of marriage. We know there are challenges, but it can also be one of the sweetest times of your marriage. Are you ready for the season of Winter. Remember.... "Winter is coming."

The marriage season of Fall is sometimes called The Golden Years. It is the time of empty nesters. The children have gone, and the husband and wife are alone with each other again. This can be a challenging time as you leave the time of daily parenting. Who will you be as a couple. If you haven't focused on your marriage during the Summer season, you may feel you are living with a stranger. There are certainly challenges, but it can be one of the sweetest seasons of marriage.

For most couples, summer is the longest season of marriage. From the birth of their firstborn to the baby leaving the nest might be 25-30 years. The key to a great Fall season of marriage is keeping your marriage the priority during the years of raising your family. How do you navigate this busy season and still keep the marriage the priority? We will talk about the summer and give you tips to keep your marriage at the forefront.

Welcome to the Spring of marriage. These first years of your marriage journey are crucial to the long-term health of your marriage. Start healthy habits now to lay a strong foundation for the rest of your marriage. Start now because Summer will be here before you know it.

Which season is your marriage in the midst of? Are you in those early years when it is just the two of you? Maybe you are in the fullness of summer, a home full of children and you feel you can scarcely breath sometimes. Are you in the season of fall, the nest is empty, and you are trying to figure out who you are now with no children in the house? Or maybe you are in the winter, and you see the finish line ahead of you. Thriving in each of these seasons can challenging for your marriage. Join us for the first of a five-podcast series on the seasons of marriage.

There are times in your marriage that you could use a good marriage coach. Your marriage has gone stale; you might be starting to drift. You need help getting your marriage back on track. These are great situations to get some marriage coaching. But sometimes you need marriage counseling. When there has been deep pain or a loss, when there has been infidelity, maybe a situation of addiction, these are times to seek a licensed marriage therapist or counselor. Today on the No Regretz Marriage podcast, we talk about some of the times you might need more than a marriage coach.

Have you ever been with your spouse, one of you says or does something that is seemingly benign, and the other one has an explosive emotional reaction. You may have just stepped on an emotional landmine. There are often these emotional landmines, hidden under the surface that can do damage when you set them off. On today's No Regretz Marriage podcast, we will take a look at how to handle these unexpected emotional outbursts.