Programming note: this episode was recorded before the Charlie Kirk murder and episode 4 that we released about that subject (we talk about episode 4).

So often, Christians come to us wanting help to resolve their conflict. They think they are arguing about sex, or money, or the children, or time together, but what they don’t know is that they are actually arguing about things much deeper. On today’s episode, we will help you dig deeper and figure out what you are really arguing about, how to hear each other, and finally resolve those issues that you’ve dealt with for years.

A week ago today, we witnessed a horrific, violent, and calculated crime that has left the world changed forever. What does this mean for us as conservative Christians? What can we do in the wake of this divide in America? Listen in for encouragement and practical steps you can take right now. 

Are you fast approaching the empty nest years? Are your kids moving out, going to college, leaving for the military, or starting jobs and life feels very different at home? 

The stress and grief and angst around our children leaving can leave couples feeling confused, upset, and sometimes dreading life with just the two of them. 

If you’ve been growing apart for years, and staying together mostly for the kids, or if you’re just not sure what marriage will look like when the schedules and focus shifts, this episode is for you. 

On this episode, we share how we’ve been preparing for this season, why it’s hard, what encouragement we have from Scripture, as well as some practical things you can do to reconnect. 

Enjoy, 

Scott & Rachel 

P.S. Please share this with your friends and family that are facing this season, and help our podcast get off the ground. 

No one saw it. On the outside, we looked fine. But inside, we were stuck, bitter, and broken. We started Turnaround Marriage because we know we weren’t the only ones. Here’s what we wish someone had told us...

We share our story, why we started Turnaround Marriage, what's possible with the right help, and why you should have hope - even if you've already tried to "get help."