Marriage After God Podcast with authors and influencers Aaron and Jennifer Smith is a weekly show for practical, Biblical wisdom to strengthen Christian marriages. Learn to build intimacy, improve communication, manage conflict, cultivate romance, blend families, pursue God’s purpose, and hopefully laugh a lot. Packed with actionable advice, engaging stories, and encouragement from the Bible, this marriage podcast will inspire you to chase boldly after God’s plan for your life together. Discover the keys to an extraordinary, God-honoring marriage relationship. Whether you’re newlyweds or have been married 40 years, you’ll find tools, motivation, and a supportive community. Subscribe to grow in your faith, friendship, fun, teamwork, and passion in your marriage!
As we continue through week 27 of our Marriage After God devotional series, we want to encourage you with a truth that has deeply impacted our own marriage: apart from Christ, we can do nothing.
This week we’re digging into week 26 of the Marriage After God devotional series. We all sin, and the first step toward restoration is not denial, but confession and pursuit of God’s mercy.
This week we’re diving into week 25 of our 30-week Marriage After God devotional series: God’s Order in Marriage. With only five episodes left, we’re getting into one of the most powerful and practical truths we can embrace in marriage — that God’s order isn’t a limitation, it’s a gift.
In today’s episode, Aaron sits down with Joshua Becker, the founder of Becoming Minimalist and author of Uncluttered Faith. We talk about how choosing to own less can actually deepen faith, strengthen marriages, and free us to live more fully for God and family.
This week we’re digging into week 24 of our 30-week Marriage After God devotional series: The Parts of Marriage. We’re excited to share how the husband and wife each contribute essential pieces to a godly, unified life in Christ.
In week 23 of our 30-week Marriage After God devotional series, we talk about unity. Not just unity in our marriage, but unity in the body of Christ as a married couple. We share what we’ve learned, the temptations we’ve faced, and the practical steps that helped us move from isolation to oneness.
