This week, Aaron sat down with Pastor Heath Hardesty. Heath’s story is one of transformation—moving from a plumbing apprenticeship in Colorado to pastoring in California’s Bay Area—and his new book, All Things Together, explores how apprenticeship to Jesus brings wholeness to our fragmented lives.

          CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE TO  OUR FREE MARRIAGE ENCOURAGEMENT PODCAST! When we talk about marriage, it’s easy to think about roles in terms of authority or responsibility. But when we look at Scripture, we see that God’s design for marriage is far richer and far more beautiful—it’s about reflecting His love through servant leadership and companionship. As a husband and wife, we’ve both had to learn that our roles aren’t about control or comparison, but about partnership. God granted man a helper in woman—not as a lesser role, but as a vital and complementary one. “Then the LORD God said, ‘It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him a helper fit for him’” (Genesis 2:18). From the very beginning, God designed marriage to be a relationship of unity, trust, and purpose. The Call to Servant Leadership As husbands, we’re called

This week Aaron had the opportunity to speak with pastor and author Bobby Jamieson. His book Everything Is Never Enough dives into Ecclesiastes—and reveals how its timeless wisdom still speaks directly to our marriages, our work, and our restless search for meaning today.

In this episode of the Marriage After God podcast, Aaron and Jennifer Smith explore the question, “Did God design marriage?”

This week, Aaron sat down with Thomas West and Trevin Wax, authors of The Gospel Way Catechism. In this conversation, we explored how their new book serves as a counter-catechism—a tool to help Christians retrain their hearts and minds in the truth of God’s Word.

In this first week of our Marriage After God 30-week devotional series, we’re asking a powerful question: Does your marriage reflect the gospel—the amazing love and grace of God?