Family Bible time has now become a daily routine in our home. We believe having a daily family Bible study is so vital to a healthy Christian home that we wanted to share with you one resource that we have been using for several weeks now that has been a huge blessing to us.
In today’s Marriage After God podcast, I had the privilege of interviewing Stephen Moore. Our conversation was a good reminder of God’s perfect timing, provision, and grace.
This week on the Marriage After God podcast, Aaron spoke with Dave and Ann Wilson—authors, marriage speakers, and longtime pastors. After a decade of marriage, Dave discovered that Ann had been quietly unhappy for years. This moment of honesty became a turning point in their relationship, and is also an important reminder about the power of communication, humility, and inviting God into our marriages.
In today’s episode of the Marriage After God podcast, Aaron sits down with Elizabeth Andreyevskiy—a Christian life coach, wife of nearly 16 years, and mother of four—who helps overwhelmed moms manage their emotions with biblical truth and practical tools. Drawing from a strong foundation of Christian values, Elizabeth shares how her journey through marriage and motherhood exposed deeper struggles with anger, self-regulation, and shame—and how God used those challenges to transform her heart.
In this episode of the Marriage After God podcast, we had the honor of sitting down with Austin J. Holt—an entrepreneur, marriage coach, and the founder of ConsciousChristianMarriage.com. Austin and his wife Rachel have a heart for helping couples grow in intimacy and purpose through Christ. Their story is marked by business success, deep relational trials, and a passionate pursuit of God’s design for marriage.
In this episode of the Marriage After God podcast, we spoke with Amanda Hayhurst, author of “Pray for Him” and seminary graduate whose marriage was restored after infidelity. She shared how God took her brokenness, infidelity, and years of trying to change her husband—and instead taught her to surrender everything through prayer.
What if the very pain you’re carrying is the key to deeper connection—with God and your spouse?
