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.
Life can be unpredictable, filled with seasons of both joy and sorrow. In this podcast episode, we interview Bobbie Cox, who shares her journey of finding true joy through every season of life.
What kind of legacy is your marriage leaving? Marriage is one of the most beautiful, yet challenging commitments we can make in this life. During a recent conversation with Troy and Shantel Brooks, we were able to discuss the importance of building a legacy as a couple and embracing God’s purpose for marriage. Their journey demonstrates the impact of trusting God’s design and putting Christ at the center of everything you do together—not just for your own relationship, but for the example it sets for others.
In today’s world, marriage roles have become a hotly debated topic, especially when it comes to what is considered biblical. Recently, we had a conversation with Michael and Tania Koehler from Marriage Mania Ministry, who’ve spent over a decade ministering to couples on this very topic. Their experience and wisdom is deeply rooted in Scripture, and provides a beautiful reminder of how God designed marriage to function.
In today’s world, it’s easy to place our identity in achievements, status, or possessions, rather than who we truly are in Christ.
When it comes to redemption, the Bible paints an incredibly hopeful picture. 2 Corinthians 5:17 reminds us, “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” This powerful truth is especially apparent in the incredible story of Mason and Courtney Skaggs, a couple who went from Satan worship, drugs, and brokenness—to serving Christ faithfully in their marriage and ministry.
CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE TO OUR FREE MARRIAGE ENCOURAGEMENT PODCAST In today’s world, intimacy in marriage can be a difficult topic to navigate, especially for Christian
