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 the intricate tapestry of human existence, one thread stands out as both mysterious and profound – memory. Why did God give us the ability to remember things? This week we focus on the nature of memory and its profound impact on our daily lives. What is the divine purpose behind our memories, their role in guiding our present, and how do they shape our relationship with God and one another?
Today we dove into a topic that resonates with all couples, regardless of the season they’re in. Are you grappling with doubts and frustrations? Do you sometimes wonder about the emotional connection between you and your spouse? When insecurities rear their head, what do you truly need? Life’s challenges affect us all, and today, we’re here to emphasize the incredible power of positive affirmation.
Happiness is a universal pursuit that many of us long for. In our quest for happiness, we often wonder why some people seem to have it all, while we struggle to find happiness in our own marriages. The truth is, happiness is not a constant state; especially when dependent on worldly, external things. So where does our desire for happiness come from and how do we find true happiness, even in the face of challenges?
We have made it to the halfway point of the year! This can be a challenging time for many of us who started the year strong with important goals, but have yet to achieve them. Others might be on track, but find motivation waning as the year progresses. Regardless, it is important to remember that your goals matter; it’s not too late to refocus on the finish line, keep the pace of your progress, and continue on towards achieving those things you hoped to tackle this year.
Every marriage will encounter moments of tension or disagreement, which can quickly escalate and end in hurt. We won’t always agree with our spouse, but we can practice communicating in an understanding and loving way.
If we were to ask anyone What are the 3 most important things in marriage are, we would most likely get answers such as communication, healthy sex life, mutual respect, or financial stability. While all of these are good and true, what if we told you that we believe there is still something deeper and more necessary?
