Everyday I Do

Isn't She Lovely? Part 2

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 16:25:00 -0400

Have you ever wondered what the Proverbs 31 woman is really about — and whether she's a standard meant to inspire you or shame you? What if this ancient portrait of wisdom has less to do with a checklist and everything to do with the condition of your heart?

In this two-part episode, we take a deep and personal look at the Proverbs 31 woman — not as an impossible ideal, but as a beautiful picture of godly character that every woman can grow into over a lifetime. They walk through the key traits described in Proverbs 31: trustworthiness, diligent stewardship, generosity, strength and dignity, life-giving words, and wise household management — unpacking what each one looks like in a modern marriage and home. Along the way, they get real about the dangers of comparison culture, the way social media distorts our sense of enough, and how even well-meaning Christians can weaponize scripture against their spouses. At the heart of it all is a simple truth: the Proverbs 31 woman isn't built through striving — she's shaped by time spent with Jesus. This episode is a warm, grounding reminder that God isn't looking for perfection. He's forming something beautiful, and it takes a lifetime.

If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Isn't She Lovely? Part 1

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 16:18:00 -0400

Take It Easy

Wed, 18 Mar 2026 13:45:00 -0400

Have you ever caught yourself so fixated on what your spouse didn't do that you completely missed everything they did? What if the lens you're looking through is the very thing standing between you and a thriving marriage?

In this episode, Teddy and Maya dig into one of the most overlooked forces shaping the health of your marriage — where you choose to put your focus. Drawing from their own 25 years of marriage, they share honest stories about seasons of hyper-focus, from an all-consuming home renovation to the heartbreaking road of trying to start a family, and how a simple decision to shift their attention changed everything. They unpack how Philippians 4:8 isn't just a nice verse — it's a practical blueprint for training your mind to dwell on what is true, noble, and good about your spouse. They also explore the difference between the "past failure lens" and the "grace lens," why rehearsing a forgiven sin keeps wounds from healing, and how the words you speak over your spouse carry more weight than you might realize. Whether you're in a season of struggle or just looking to go deeper, this episode will challenge you to ask: what am I training my mind to notice?

Drift Away

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 14:26:00 -0400

What if the greatest threat to your marriage isn't a big blowup — but a slow, quiet drift?

Most couples don't choose to grow apart. Life just fills up — work, kids, exhaustion, routine — and before long, you're living next to your spouse instead of moving toward them. In this episode of Everyday I Do, we talk openly about the danger of marital drift and what the Bible says about the one thing that keeps couples from becoming roommates: intentional pursuit.

Drawing from Song of Solomon, Ephesians 5, and the example of a God who never stopped chasing after his people, they explore why pursuing your spouse isn't a dating-season thing — it's a lifelong calling.

In this episode:

Why drift, not conflict, is often the quiet killer of marriages
How God's pursuit of us becomes the model for how we love our spouse
What Song of Solomon reveals about desire, hesitation, and the cost of complacency
Why both husband and wife are called to initiate — and what that actually looks like
How to stay intentional when routine tries to replace real connection

Whether you've been married two years or twenty, this conversation is a reminder that love isn't assumed — it's expressed, again and again, on purpose.

Everybody Hurts

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 17:45:00 -0400

Is "forgive and forget" actually biblical, or have we misunderstood what God means by forgiveness? And can broken trust ever truly become the soil where deeper intimacy grows?

In this episode, we tackle one of the hardest topics in marriage: broken trust and forgiveness. We address the painful reality of those "before and after" moments—when your stomach drops, your heart races, and you wonder if your marriage will ever feel safe again.

Drawing from Jeremiah 31:34 where God says "I will remember their sin no more," we clarify what biblical forgiveness actually means. God isn't losing information or pretending sin didn't happen—He's choosing not to hold it against His people anymore. It's covenant language: "I will not treat you according to your worst moment." That's mercy, not amnesia.

From Colossians 3:13, we learn that forgiveness is a conscious decision to stop making someone pay for what they've already confessed. It means not weaponizing past hurts to win arguments, not rehearsing offenses to justify bitterness, and not keeping a ledger (originally an accounting term) of wrongs. We share vulnerably about someone in Maya's past who literally kept a mental ledger of perceived hurts—the opposite of unconditional love.

We discuss how confession and repentance go hand-in-hand. From Proverbs 28:13, repentance isn't just sorrow—it's change, turning 180 degrees. If you're the spouse who broke trust, rebuilding requires patience, humility, and accepting that your apology doesn't automatically reset the clock. If you're the wounded spouse, forgiving doesn't mean pretending trust instantly returned—it means being willing to allow trust to grow again as fruit of real repentance.

Marriage reflects Christ and His covenant. Jesus doesn't keep records, doesn't weaponize our failures, and doesn't leave us unchanged—He transforms us. When we forgive biblically, we mirror Him.

Forgiveness is a promise, but trust is a process. Both are reflections of the gospel at work in ordinary, imperfect marriages.

I Want It That Way

Tue, 24 Feb 2026 21:35:00 -0400

Do you fight because of what your spouse did, or because of what you want? And what if the greatest problem in your marriage isn't actually your partner—but your own unchecked desires?

In this episode, we tackle the uncomfortable truth about conflict in marriage. Drawing from James 4:1-2, we reveal that fights don't primarily come from personality differences, stress, or even our spouse's behavior—they come from our own passions at war within us.

We expose how conflict reveals what we're worshiping in our hearts. When we demand comfort, control, being right, respect, or ease, we're practicing self-idolatry. As we say: "I must have control" really means "I'll sin when I lose it." "I must have affirmation" means "I'll punish you when I don't get it." "I must win" means "I'll wound you to do it." This is spiritual immaturity—putting ourselves above our spouse.

We close with this truth: Conflict isn't proof your marriage is broken—it's proof you're both sinners in need of grace. And grace is not scarce in a gospel-centered marriage. The more you fill yourself with who Christ is and what His Word says, the closer those truths will be to your thoughts in the middle of conflict.

Go Your Own Way

Mon, 16 Feb 2026 17:15:00 -0400

Who gets to define marriage—the Creator or culture? And what happens when society's vision of "happily ever after" directly contradicts God's design for covenant?

In this episode, we explore side-by-side comparisons between what culture says about marriage versus what the Bible teaches. Every generation has opinions about marriage, but we ask the critical question: whose voice matters most?

We break down key contrasts:

Purpose of Marriage, Love, Commitment, Roles, Conflict, and Divorce.

We close with this truth: Culture says marriage is about finding "the one." The Bible says marriage is about becoming the one.

More Bible vs. Culture Contrast Statements:

Culture: Marriage is about finding “the one.”

Bible: Marriage is about becoming one. (Genesis 2:24)

Culture: Follow your heart.

Bible: Guard your heart. (Proverbs 4:23)

Culture: Marriage should be easy if it’s right.

Bible: Marriage takes work because you’re both sinners. (Romans 3:23)

Culture: Marriage exists to serve me.

Bible: Marriage teaches me how to serve. (Mark 10:45, Ephesians 5)

Culture: Love means affirming everything.

Bible: Love means speaking truth—even when it’s hard. (Ephesians 4:15)

Culture: If you’re unhappy, you’re justified in leaving.

Bible: Endurance produces character. (Romans 5:3–4)

Culture: Marriage is private.

Bible: Marriage is public, covenantal, and accountable. (Malachi 2:14)

Culture: Chemistry sustains marriage.

Bible: Character sustains marriage. (Galatians 5:22–23)

Culture: Marriage is about self-expression.

Bible: Marriage is about self-denial. (Luke 9:23)

Culture: You marry someone to complete you.

Bible: You marry someone to sharpen you. (Proverbs 27:17)

Culture: Marriage should fit your lifestyle.

Bible: Marriage reshapes your life. (Genesis 2:24)

Culture: Romance keeps a marriage alive.

Bible: Faithfulness keeps a marriage alive. (Hosea, Matthew 25:21)

Culture: Marriage is disposable.

Bible: Marriage is sacred. (Hebrews 13:4)

Culture: The goal is personal happiness.

Bible: The goal is Christlikeness. (Romans 8:29)

Culture: Does this marriage serve me?

Bible: Does this marriage reflect Christ?

Stand By Me

Wed, 04 Feb 2026 22:20:00 -0400

What are you saying about your spouse when they're not in the room? And could the way you talk about your marriage to others be slowly poisoning it instead of protecting it?

In this episode, we shift focus from how we talk to each other to how we talk about each other. Drawing from Genesis 2:24, we explore how "one flesh" means you have a shared reputation—when people think of one of you, they think of both. What you say about your spouse when they're not around either builds up your marriage or tears it down.

We dive deep into James 3:6-8, which describes the tongue as "a flame of fire" and "full of deadly poison" that no one can tame on their own. We emphasize that you can tear down your spouse publicly, but if you do, you're tearing down your own flesh—and it reflects poorly on you.

The core of this episode distinguishes between processing (healthy, purposeful reflection aimed at clarity and growth) and poisoning (venting to anyone who will listen to validate your side). We explain how processing should be done with safe, godly people who aren't gossips and won't use your words against you. It requires the right tone—not complaining, derogatory, or sarcastic.

Poisoning looks like seeking validation, saying "I'm just venting," complaining to anyone (coworkers, friends, even your children—which is never fair to them), and using exaggerated, one-sided language. We share how research shows that repeated complaining physically rewires your brain to prioritize stress and negativity.

We address when it IS time to speak up: abuse, addiction, or unrepentant sin require biblical counseling. But we also advocate for "preventative maintenance"—seeking godly counsel even when things are fine, like a tune-up for your car. Marriage groups aren't just for crisis; they're for stewardship.

Your spouse should never have to wonder if you're on their side when they're not in the room. Guard your vows by protecting your marriage daily—in prayer, in God's Word, and in how you talk about each other.

Love Is Blind

Tue, 27 Jan 2026 21:25:00 -0400

Is love really blind, or have we been using that phrase to avoid difficult conversations in marriage? And what if biblical love isn't about ignoring reality, but about seeing clearly and still choosing covenant?

In this episode, we challenge the popular phrase "love is blind"—a saying that comes from ancient writings like Plato and Roman depictions of Cupid. While culture romanticizes the idea that love obscures flaws and suppresses critical thinking, we reveal that the Bible never uses this phrase to describe love.

We start by exposing the myth: romantic culture says love ignores red flags, fixes people, and follows feelings. But biblical love, as shown in 1 Corinthians 13:4-6, is patient, kind, and rejoices in truth—not denial. We emphasize that Adam wasn't swept away by blind infatuation in Genesis 2; he was fully awake and aware when he recognized Eve. The covenant flows from clarity, not chemistry.

Drawing from Romans 5:8, we explore how Jesus loves us while fully aware of our sin—He's not blind to who we are, yet He loves us completely. This is the model for marriage: "I see you fully and I'm committed to your good."

Real love isn't blind—it's brave. It doesn't close its eyes to reality but opens its hands to covenant.

As You Wish

Tue, 20 Jan 2026 22:26:00 -0400

What if marriage isn't about finding someone who will serve you, but about becoming someone who serves like Jesus? And could the greatest spouse actually be the greatest servant?

In this episode, we explore how biblically serving one another is not optional in marriage—it's foundational. Starting with Ephesians 5:21, "Submit yourselves to one another in the fear of God," we break down what mutual submission really means and why people get so caught up on that word.

We discuss practical ways submission looks in everyday life: putting your spouse's needs ahead of your preferences, choosing humility over pride, and choosing unity over winning. We address the power struggle many marriages face and confess that our flesh constantly fights against servanthood—which is why we need God at the center.

Drawing from Mark 10:45 where Jesus came not to be served but to serve, we challenge couples to "outserve each other." We explore how husbands are called to love like Christ—sacrificially, patiently, protectively, and self-giving. This includes leading with humility, loving when inconvenient, and putting their wife's emotional and spiritual well-being first.

Wives are called to serve with strength and honor, not out of obligation but out of love and reverence for God. We discuss the danger of complaining about your spouse to friends and the importance of respecting each other through words, tone, and facial expressions (eye rolls shut down communication instantly!).

Using Jesus washing the disciples' feet as our model, we share what "foot washing" looks like in marriage: forgiving quickly, serving when tired, loving when hurt, and choosing grace over resentment. We emphasize that your marriage is a living sermon—a light that may be the only example of Jesus some people ever see.

Real love is demonstrated in the small, unseen sacrifices done consistently. Marriage is not a contract of convenience—it's a covenant of sacrifice where two people say "I'm here to serve you, not use you."

Identity Crisis

Tue, 13 Jan 2026 19:05:00 -0400

Where do you find your true identity—in your spouse, your past, or in Christ alone? And what happens to your marriage when both partners understand who they are in Him first?

In this episode, we tackle the identity crisis many marriages face today. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:17, "Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation," we explore how understanding our identity in Christ transforms everything about our marriage.

We share candidly about the baggage we brought into our marriage—Teddy's divorce, Maya's family history, and cultural patterns we had to break free from. We discuss how we both struggled with letting our pasts define us, but chose early on to never use the word "divorce" and to build something different than what we'd seen modeled.

The core message: your spouse cannot be your savior. We confess how Maya idolized Teddy early in marriage, looking to him to fill needs only Christ could meet. We address the "Jerry Maguire" lie—"you complete me"—explaining that biblical oneness isn't about losing yourself or being completed by another person, but two whole, Christ-centered people coming together in covenant.

We break down key identity truths: you are chosen and loved (Ephesians 1:4), you have redemption through His blood (Ephesians 1:7), there is no condemnation (Romans 8:1), and you are complete in Christ alone (Colossians 2:10). We explain how confession in marriage is pure honesty and vulnerability, not just seeking an apology.

Addressing the identity crisis in roles, we discuss how husbands are called to be prophet, priest, and king—hearing from God and leading their families. Wives are the "Ezer" (helper), the same word used for God as our helper, coming alongside to encourage, pray, and strengthen. We emphasize that wives can't properly submit and husbands can't properly lead unless both know their identity in Christ first.

Strong marriages are built on two people who first belong to Jesus.

Vision Quest

Mon, 05 Jan 2026 16:52:00 -0400

What would your marriage look like if you had a clear, God-centered vision guiding your decisions? And are you building your future together intentionally, or just letting life happen to you?

In this episode, we explore how every great story has a quest—and marriage is no different. Drawing from Proverbs 29:18, "Where there is no vision, the people perish," we discuss why most marriages don't fail because of one big moment, but because they slowly lose direction. We share how we started our marriage without any real vision, thinking it was just the next step in life rather than a purposeful journey requiring intentionality.

We break down what marriage looks like with vision versus without it. Without vision, couples react instead of respond, conflict becomes personal rather than purposeful, and life decisions feel random and disconnected. With vision, decisions are filtered through God's purpose, conflict becomes growth-oriented, and unity increases even in hard seasons.

Using the imagery of oxen yoked together from Amos 3:3, we explain how two people can't walk together unless they're agreed—split vision means no progress. We candidly share our current season of job loss after eighteen years and how we're trusting that God is already in the next season, we just have to catch up to where He is.

We challenge the popular idea of vision boards focused on personal desires, emphasizing instead that biblical marriage vision flows from God's design. As Psalm 37:4 truly means: when you delight in the Lord, He places His desires in your heart—it's not about getting what you want, but wanting what He wants.

We offer practical questions to discuss together: What do we want our marriage to be known for? How does our marriage serve God's purpose? What do our kids think about our marriage? Remember—it's never too late to start, whether you've been married one month or fifty years.

The Space Between

Mon, 29 Dec 2025 13:54:00 -0400

What happens when marriage becomes lonely even while you're together? And how does isolation from community put your relationship at spiritual risk?

In this episode, we dive into the often-overlooked dangers of isolation and loneliness within marriage. Drawing from Genesis 2:18 and Ecclesiastes 4:12, we explore how God designed marriage to exist within community—never in isolation—and why the "threefold cord" of husband, wife, and God creates an unbreakable bond.

We discuss how loneliness in marriage is different from physical aloneness—you can be lying next to your spouse yet feel completely disconnected. Whether it's through busyness, smartphones creating individual bubbles, or prioritizing children over each other, we share how isolation breeds vulnerability to temptation, bitterness, and emotional walls.

Using the shepherd and sheep analogy from John 10, we explain how couples who distance themselves from their church community become like isolated sheep—easy prey for the enemy. We candidly share our own summer disconnect and how daily prayer together transformed our marriage.

We offer practical steps to combat isolation: turn off your phone when together, join a biblically-based marriage group, find godly mentors (not friends who feed your misery), and most importantly, pray together daily. We emphasize that accountability isn't about giving everyone access to your marriage—it's about having trusted, godly couples who can provide biblical perspective and loving correction.

Restoration begins with repentance of neglect, choosing pursuit over avoidance, and returning to vulnerability with your spouse. Marriage was never meant to be lived alone.

A Whole New World

Tue, 09 Dec 2025 14:50:00 -0400

What does it really mean to "leave and cleave" in marriage? And how can understanding this biblical principle transform your relationship?

In this episode, we explore the foundational marriage principle from Genesis 2:18-24 about leaving your family of origin and cleaving to your spouse. Drawing from our own early marriage struggles, we discuss how "leaving" isn't just physically moving out—it's emotionally and relationally reprioritizing your spouse above parents, siblings, and even children.

We emphasize that "cleaving" means forming a covenant bond—like spiritual Saran wrap—where spouses become glued together in every area: spiritually, emotionally, relationally, and physically.

We remind you that marriage creates a new family unit requiring effort, humility, and daily commitment—every day saying "I do" again.

*Note: We're taking a two-week holiday break.*

I Will Always Love You

Tue, 02 Dec 2025 16:33:00 -0400

What if your marriage is meant to reflect something far bigger than just the two of you? And what if God designed marriage from the very beginning to show the world the love of Jesus?

In Episode 14, we take you on a powerful journey into one of Scripture’s most beautiful and profound themes: the picture of Jesus as the Bridegroom and the church as His Bride. This isn’t just poetic language—it's the blueprint for understanding covenant love, sacrificial commitment, and the divine purpose of marriage.

We unpack how your marriage—whether new or decades old—preaches a message. It tells the world what covenant looks like. It shows your children what faithfulness looks like. And it reflects the love, devotion, and unity that Jesus shares with His people.

This is a conversation filled with awe, challenge, encouragement, and the reminder that marriage is not just about today—it’s about the eternal story it was designed to display.

Lean On Me

Wed, 26 Nov 2025 16:21:00 -0400

What do you do when life feels heavier than you can carry? And how do husbands and wives walk through those seasons—biblically, practically, and together?

In this episode, we open up about one of the most universal experiences in marriage: supporting each other when life gets heavy. We unpack what Scripture says about mutual submission, sacrificial love, respectful strength, and the kind of comfort that reflects the heart of God.

We also share personal moments from our journey—including seasons of overwhelm, times of healing, and how leaning into Christ and into each other reshaped their marriage and deepened their unity.

Whether you're in a challenging season or simply wanting to strengthen your marriage, this episode is a gentle but powerful reminder: you’re not failing—it’s just a season. And seasons change.

Lean on each other. Lean on Christ. And let your marriage be the refuge God designed it to be.

Fix You

Tue, 18 Nov 2025 17:28:00 -0400

What happens to a marriage when two people are headed in different spiritual directions?

And how much stronger could a relationship be if both partners pulled together with the same purpose?

In this episode of The Everyday I Do Podcast, we dive into what it truly means to be equally yoked in marriage. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:14, we unpack the biblical picture of the yoke—a wooden harness joining two oxen—and connect it to modern relationships: shared direction, shared pace, and a shared mission.

Through honest conversation, personal stories, Scripture, and practical wisdom, we explore:

Why spiritual unity matters so deeply in marriage
What happens when partners differ in faith, pace, or purpose
The unique challenges of “missionary dating”
How unequal yoking shows up in parenting, finances, forgiveness, and decision-making
The real-life tensions created when couples come from different faith backgrounds
Biblical encouragement for spouses who find themselves unequally yoked today
The profound influence of a husband’s spiritual leadership
How prayer, communication, and shared purpose strengthen a marriage
The role of husbands and wives as allies, encouragers, and spiritual teammates
Why a spiritually unified home so often becomes a peaceful home

Never Gonna Give You Up (Part 2)

Tue, 11 Nov 2025 18:30:00 -0400

What does it really mean to protect your marriage in today’s world? And how do forgiveness and kindness become powerful tools for lasting unity?

In this heartfelt episode of The Everyday I Do Podcast, we continue their two-part series on Protecting Your Marriage. We dive deep into the essential practices that nurture unity and intimacy within the covenant of marriage — focusing on forgiveness, kindness, and accountability.

We explore how words can either build up or tear down your spouse, and why speaking with love and patience (as modeled in 1 Corinthians 13:4–7) is crucial. We open up about sensitive but vital topics — from pornography and emotional affairs to gossip and transparency — offering biblical truth, honesty, and hope for couples navigating these challenges.

Never Gonna Give You Up (Part 1)

Tue, 04 Nov 2025 17:15:00 -0400

Is the biblical blueprint for marriage still relevant in today's world? And how can a relationship built on "submission" truly be a loving, mutual partnership?

In this episode, we dive into the core scriptural principles for building, protecting, and honoring the sacred covenant of marriage. We move beyond modern misconceptions to explore the deep, selfless responsibilities given to both husbands and wives, revealing a radical model of mutual service and Christ-like commitment.

The Rhythm Is Gonna Get You

Tue, 28 Oct 2025 17:15:00 -0400

What if your home didn’t feel so chaotic? What if your days had a natural flow that brought peace, order, and connection instead of stress?

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the power of rhythms—the daily and weekly habits that keep your marriage, home, and family life running smoothly. We’re not talking about anything “new agey” here—just the everyday patterns that God Himself modeled for us: work, rest, worship, and togetherness.

We share how their family’s routines have evolved through each season of life—from newlywed spontaneity to the beautiful (and sometimes messy) rhythms of parenting three kids. You’ll hear practical, faith-based wisdom on:

✨ Creating household routines that bring peace instead of pressure

✨ Establishing consistency in parenting, chores, and bedtime

✨ Finding your family’s unique rhythm through trial, error, and grace

✨ The biblical foundation for rest, devotion, and intentional living

✨ How daily habits can strengthen faith and family bonds

Whether you’re a parent juggling school schedules, a couple seeking connection, or simply someone longing for more peace in your daily life, this episode will encourage you to live with intention and find beauty in the rhythms God designed for you.

Two For The Money

Tue, 21 Oct 2025 18:19:00 -0400

Money can be one of the biggest sources of tension in marriage — but it can also be a powerful tool for unity when handled God’s way.

In this episode, we dive into what it means to steward your finances as one, with honesty, planning, and generosity rooted in faith.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Why financial unity matters more than financial “equality”

• How to plan and save for the future while staying content in the present

• The role of generosity in keeping your hearts aligned with God

Whether you are newlyweds or decades in, this episode will help encourage you to have that conversation and strengthen your marriage in the financial arena.

I Just Called To Say I Love You

Tue, 14 Oct 2025 17:30:00 -0400

Communication in marriage isn’t just about talking — it’s about truly connecting.

In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to actively listen, speak with kindness, and pay attention not only to words but to the heart behind them.

We’ll share how open communication can help you navigate conflict, prevent resentment, and build a marriage rooted in patience and understanding.

In this episode, we chat about:

• Listening with intention

• Reading your spouse’s verbal and nonverbal cues

• Practical ways to grow in communication together

Join us for a real conversation about how to speak — and more importantly listen…

Date Night

Tue, 07 Oct 2025 10:00:00 -0400

Let's talk dating. . .after "I do".

In this episode, we're diving into what it really means to keep dating your spouse - through the early ears, the chaos of kids, and the everyday mundane.

We share practical ways to stay connected, and a biblical perspective on why your marriage should always be a top priority.

Livin On A Prayer

Tue, 30 Sep 2025 17:23:00 -0400

On today’s episode, we are talking all about PRAYER.

If you want to follow along, here are some of our notes.

Unconfessed sin - Psalm 66:18

Selfishness - Philippians 2:3

Pride - James 4:6

Doubt - James 1:6

Wrong Motives - James 4:3

Unforgiveness - Mark 11:25

Things to pray for in your marriage:

Spiritual growth

Forgiveness

Grace

Unity

Faithfulness

Wisdom

Selflessness

Patience

Peace

Protection

Financial peace

Purpose

Health

Blessing

Family

Friends

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Let It Go

Tue, 23 Sep 2025 16:03:00 -0400

In this episode, we talk about one of the hardest things to do. . .forgive. What does forgiveness look like in marriage? What is the key to forgiving your spouse?

If you need prayer, drop us an email at everydayidopod@gmail.com!

We Need To Talk

Tue, 16 Sep 2025 18:03:00 -0400

In this episode, we talk about. . .well. . . talking! Communication is such a huge part of marriage, and how it works for us.

Also, if you have any prayer needs, send us an email at everydayidopod@gmail.com!

In God We Trust

Tue, 16 Sep 2025 17:06:00 -0400

In this episode, we discuss what trusting in God in your marriage looks like.

This Is Us

Tue, 16 Sep 2025 15:52:00 -0400

Welcome to our very first episode! We are so glad that you have chosen to join us! In this episode, we will be introducing a little bit about who we are and how we met...grab a cup of coffee and pull up a chair and let's chat.