We Still Do Podcast

In a world full of busy schedules, endless responsibilities, and constant distractions, how do we keep our marriage at the top of the list—right where God designed it to be?

In this episode of We Still Do, we dive into The Priority Principle—the intentional act of placing God first, your spouse second, and everything else in its rightful place. We’ll explore what Scripture says about order in our lives, how misplaced priorities can quietly erode connection, and practical ways to realign your marriage with God's design.

Whether you're newlyweds or seasoned in marriage, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to pause, reflect, and make time for what matters most.

In this powerful episode of The We Still Do Podcast, we’re unpacking a word that carries a lot of weight—provision. For many, being a "provider" in marriage is immediately linked to finances. But what if God's design for provision goes much deeper than a paycheck?

Join us as we explore what it truly means to be a provider from a Christ-centered perspective. We’ll discuss the emotional, spiritual, and relational dimensions of provision in marriage—and challenge the cultural mindset that limits a husband's role to dollars and cents.

Whether you're newly married or decades in, this episode will encourage and equip you to embrace a fuller, biblical view of provision that strengthens your covenant and draws you closer to the heart of God.

In this eye-opening episode of The We Still Do Podcast, we're getting real about one of the most misunderstood—and often avoided—topics in Christian marriages: sex.

Join us as we bust through common myths and cultural misconceptions that can quietly sabotage intimacy between husband and wife. With biblical truth as our foundation, we unpack God’s design for sex, challenge shame-based narratives, and open the door to deeper connection, freedom, and joy in your marriage bed.

Whether you've been married five months or fifty years, this episode is for you. It's time to replace silence and confusion with clarity, healing, and truth—because in Christ-centered marriages, we still talk about sex... and we do it God's way

🎙 Episode Title: Let’s Talk About SEX: Part 2 – Education is the Key!

In this powerful continuation of our candid conversation on intimacy, We Still Do dives deeper into the role of education and understanding in God-honoring sexual intimacy within marriage. Join us as we break down barriers, dispel myths, and shine biblical light on the importance of learning, growing, and communicating about sex in a way that strengthens both your spiritual and physical connection.

This Christ-centered episode will challenge you to embrace God’s design for sex—not as a taboo topic, but as a beautiful, purposeful gift meant to bless and unify. Whether you’re newly married or seasoned in your journey, this conversation is filled with truth, grace, and practical wisdom to help you build a stronger, more intimate marriage.

💬 Let’s stop avoiding the conversation. Let’s get informed. Let’s grow—together.

In this candid and Christ-centered conversation, we’re diving into a topic that many couples shy away from—but shouldn't: sex. In marriage, intimacy is a beautiful gift from God, designed to strengthen the bond between husband and wife. In this episode, we explore what Scripture says about sex, break down common myths, and talk honestly about how to cultivate deeper connection, communication, and joy in this sacred area of marriage. Whether you’re newlyweds or decades in, this is a conversation every couple needs to hear.

Scripture-based. Grace-filled. Real talk. Let’s break the silence and bring truth to the bedroom—because yes, God cares about your intimacy too.

In today’s episode of We Still Do, we’re diving into the one thing that can make or break a marriage—and it starts with you. Self-awareness is the secret weapon of lasting love, but how do we actually practice it in real life, especially when emotions run high and life gets busy?

Join us as we share the Top 5 Ways to Stay Self-Aware in Marriage, with practical tips, honest insights, and real-life examples from our own journey. Whether you're newly married or celebrating decades together, this episode will help you reflect, reconnect, and refocus—starting from the inside out.

Because before we can love our spouse well, we have to know ourselves. Let’s grow together.

In this heartfelt episode, we’re coming to you raw and real as we reflect on the powerful move of God that took place at last week’s Marriage and Family Revival at our home church. We’re still soaking in the miracles, healing, and transformation we witnessed—and honestly, we’re still processing it all! Join us as we share our firsthand experiences, what God revealed to us personally and as a couple, and why moments like these remind us that revival starts at home.

In this episode of The We Still Do Podcast, we’re diving deep into the world of communication in marriage—the good habits that bring you closer, the bad patterns that push you apart, and the straight-up messy moments that test your patience and grace. Whether you’re naturally a talker or tend to shut down, this conversation sheds light on how our styles affect connection, conflict, and unity.

We keep it real, we keep it Christ-centered, and we remind you that even messy communication can be redeemed when Jesus is at the center. Tune in and let’s grow together—one honest conversation at a time.

In this episode of The We Still Do Podcast, we explore the powerful role non-verbal communication plays in a Christ-centered marriage. From body language to facial expressions, tone of voice to physical presence—how we show up matters just as much as what we say. Join us as we discuss how to become more intentional in the ways we communicate love, respect, and unity—without always using words.

Grace for Two: Why Forgiveness & Repentance Keep Love Alive

In this episode of The We Still Do Podcast, we’re getting real about two of the most powerful forces in marriage: forgiveness and repentance. A healthy, Christ-centered marriage isn’t built on perfection—it’s built on grace. We talk about the beauty of owning our mistakes, the healing power of true repentance, and the freedom that comes when we forgive like Christ forgives us.

Whether you're working through old wounds or just learning how to apologize well, this conversation will remind you that love can thrive when grace flows in both directions.