Marriage After God is a weekly Christian marriage podcast hosted by Aaron and Jennifer Smith. We are going to share conversations on relevant marriage topics that will inspire couples to chase boldly after God together.
In this episode, we share 6 ways to help you build a stronger and more vibrant marriage. One that is able to withstand the schemes of the enemy and is useful in building the Kingdom of God together.
I think it goes without saying that we all need to be comforted at times. I also would imagine that many of us have not been comforted when needed it most. In today’s episode, we want to encourage our listeners to not be afraid to go and comfort as well as to receive it when offered. We also give biblical backing on why and how we should comfort one another.
“The beauty of the body of Christ is that each and every part is unique, your marriage included, and God will use your uniqueness for His purposes if you let Him.” – Marriage After God Book
Are you a Christian? Do you love God and His Word? Then you are a vital and necessary part of the body of Christ. In this episode, it is our heart’s desire to encourage you to know beyond a shadow of a doubt that God has given you His Spirit and gifts to be used by Him for His purposes. This world needs you and your spouse more than ever. This world needs your unique gifts, talents, and resources for the work of sharing Christ and in redemption to the world. Please listen and be encouraged.
In our modern-day culture, the word Love is not as defined as it used to be, or at least it used in a much broader sense and as a result has become diluted. And the love of some things cannot be the same love that we have for people, is it? No. obviously there are different kinds of love. When we say we love our kids or our spouse…. we are not loving them with the same kind of love that we do inanimate objects, hobbies or food. So who gets to define love? culture? modern history? Poems, magazines, or how we individually define it…or is love defined by something else or someone else? It is unfortunate that the word Love has been watered down so much and used in so many ways. It can be easy to use it just as flippantly in the more important relationships. In this episode, we discuss this idea and ask ourselves a real and serious question. When we say we love how do we know we mean it?
Rest is a wonderful and amazing idea! We are so glad God came up with it. The word rest in the old Testament is Sabbath. So in todays episode we talk about rest, Sabbath, and the importance of it in our lives.
If you are a Christian then you are being sanctified. But what does that mean, why does it need to happen and what might it look like? In this episode, we discuss how the Lord sanctifies us because He loves us.
