Flirting with danger? Some couples say they have established boundaries in their marriage to protect themselves from crossing into the “danger zone.”  You know what we’re talking about—the dreaded A-word, affairs.

So, we reached out to our Instagram audience and found that 64% of respondents noted having clearly-defined guidelines or boundaries in their marriages. Others said they feel uncomfortable even talking about it. One respondent said, “I’m not his mom.” Another respondent said, ”We’re imperfect human beings.”

If you’re struggling with boundaries in your marriage, then this episode is for you! We take questions from every direction—and nothing is off-limits—as we tackle one of the most challenging issues facing couples today… infidelity.

Most sexually active women have had painful intercourse at some point in their lives, vaginismus, or not. Hey, it happens! It may stem from a lack of foreplay or often something much deeper like poor self-esteem or a partner who’s addicted to porn. Ashley and Audrey take a Christian perspective and tackle some of the most uncomfortable topics for women and couples struggling in the bedroom.

If you’re tired of all the worldly advice surrounding sex and ready for a fresh take, or if you have “embarrassing” questions about sex or intimacy and don’t know where to turn, this episode is for you.

When you’re suffering from vaginismus, it’s hard to feel whole again. Every facet of your life is affected, especially for women who find themselves struggling in relationships. Every single thing they do revolves around her inability to have sex, and even after she’s “cured,” there’s often lingering feelings of doubt and inadequacy. They sometimes find sex as being too mechanical—and intimacy is a fleeting hope and hard to capture.

That’s why we’re here—and that’s what this episode is all about. We’re here for you today and in the days to come with a message of hope... and wholeness.