How do you know your partners really changed? How can you trust when previously you’ve been so let down?

Andrew and Christy discuss how patriarchy and invisible work are huge factors in their marriage. The art of seeing the other in relationship is an important skill. Join us for patriarchy and invisible work within marriage on Therapy Shorts.

Andrew and Christy explore what it means to understand womb theology. Check out Christy’s book, Theology of the Womb: Knowing God through the Body of a Woman on Amazon.

This episode Christy and Andrew discuss his book, The Sexually Healthy Man. They navigate what it means as Christians with sexual health and integrity. Check out more at christiancc.org

This episode is about sexism in the church and the impact on men and women in church leadership. Join us for the conversation as Dr. Christy Bauman and Andrew Bauman speak candidly about their experiences. More info at christiancc.org

Dr. Christy Bauman and Andrew Bauman tackle a marriage conversation about dirty dishes, and false submission, patriarchy stress. The idea that within the church, wives have been coddling their husbands for centuries.

Regardless of the story, the death of marriage comes to many of us, whether we choose it or not. In order to be honest and live full-hearted lives, we must honor the beauty and the death of what has been. We must hold the heartache, relief, joy, or gut-wrenching grief that accompanies the ending of a story.

Because divorce and separation have such stigma in the Christian circles, there are not many resources available if tragedy comes to your marriage.

Authenticity and truth are the kryptonite for pornography use. Pornography is based on secrets, and over time those who use pornography learn to live a duplicitous life.

We all encounter conflict; we all argue, and this can actually be a sign of relational health. It’s not a question of if you will have an argument, it’s a question of how we can fight better to cultivate intimacy rather than create further distance within our relationships.