Built for Two: Recent Episodes
Chad Lacefield, Megan Lacefield
Want to know the secret to marriage with no maybe? Know your roles and goals for a happy marriage. It all starts when we are invested, intentional and believe that marriage is worth the work. Join Chad and Megan Lacefield as they share the everyday ways we can lean into God and choose each other as we build our legacy.
Summer has a way of stretching routines, filling calendars, and leaving many moms wondering how they're going to keep everyone happy for the next few months.
If you've ever felt pressure to plan the perfect summer, keep your kids entertained every day, or constantly compare your family to what you see online, you're not alone.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan sits down with her daughter-in-law, Savannah, for a conversation about creating a simple summer routine for kids that leaves room for both adventure and rest.
Savannah shares how their family starts every summer by creating a bucket list together, choosing meaningful experiences that their children are excited about instead of trying to fill every day with expensive activities. She also explains why community has become one of the biggest parts of their family's rhythm, from library programs and playdates to local parks, Vacation Bible School, and simple afternoons spent with friends.
The conversation also explores the value of home days, where laundry gets folded, imaginations run wild, and children learn that meaningful memories don't always require elaborate plans. Megan and Savannah reflect on creating family traditions, unplugging from distractions, embracing slower moments, and making the most of the few summers we have before our children grow up.
If you're looking for summer activities for kids, practical encouragement as a stay-at-home mom, or simple ways to build stronger family rhythms, this episode will remind you that the moments your children remember most are often the ones where they simply felt loved, seen, and fully present with you.
In This Episode
- How to create a simple summer routine for kids
- Summer activities for toddlers and preschoolers
- Stay-at-home mom summer tips
- Creating a summer bucket list your kids will love
- Finding free family activities in your community
- Building healthy family rhythms during school breaks
- Why home days are just as valuable as adventure days
- Creating lasting family traditions and meaningful memories
- Helping kids enjoy summer without relying on screens
- Being present instead of chasing a perfect summer
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Grandparenting is one of life's greatest gifts.
It also comes with questions many people never expect to ask. How do you stay close when your grandkids live far away? How do you support your adult children without overstepping? What does it look like to leave a spiritual legacy that reaches the next generation?
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan welcomes her longtime friend Amy Larvin for an honest conversation about intentional Christian grandparenting and the everyday choices that build strong family relationships.
Amy shares her journey of becoming a grandmother to four grandchildren, including two who live across the country. Through FaceTime calls, meaningful traditions, and simply showing up whenever she can, she offers practical wisdom for grandparents who want to stay deeply connected, even from a distance.
Together, Megan and Amy also talk about navigating blended families, honoring your adult children's parenting decisions, creating lasting memories with grandchildren, and embracing the unique role grandparents play in strengthening families through faith, encouragement, and unconditional love.
Whether you're enjoying weekly visits with your grandkids or counting down the days until your next FaceTime call, this conversation is a reminder that legacy is built through presence, consistency, and the small moments that children remember for years to come.
In This Episode
- How to be an intentional Christian grandparent
- Staying connected with grandchildren who live far away
- Supporting adult children while respecting their role as parents
- Grandparenting in blended families
- Building meaningful family traditions
- Using technology to strengthen relationships across the miles
- Creating a lasting spiritual legacy for future generations
- Why being fully present matters more than having everything perfect
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Have you ever reached the end of the day feeling exhausted, even though you spent it doing good things?
Many of us fill our calendars, carry heavy responsibilities, and keep moving from one commitment to the next. Somewhere along the way, it's easy to wonder if this is really the life Jesus was talking about when He promised life to the full in John 10:10.
In this solo episode, Chad shares what God placed on his heart during a morning Bible study on abundant life. As he dug deeper into Scripture, one question continued to surface:
What does it actually mean to live the abundant life Jesus promised?
Throughout this conversation, Chad explores how God's presence shapes every part of our lives. He reflects on the importance of abiding in Christ, finding peace during difficult seasons, discovering purpose through daily obedience, and building simple rhythms that keep our hearts connected to God long after our quiet time ends.
You'll also hear practical encouragement for anyone who wants to grow spiritually but feels stretched thin by work, family, responsibilities, or the pace of everyday life. Rather than adding another item to your to-do list, Chad shares habits that help create space for God's voice and remind us that spiritual growth happens through faithful, consistent steps.
Whether you're searching for how to grow closer to God, wondering what the Bible says about abundant life, or looking for practical ways to strengthen your daily walk with Christ, this episode will encourage you to slow down, stay connected to Jesus, and allow His life to overflow into every relationship, conversation, and decision.
In This Episode
• What does the Bible say about abundant life?
• Understanding John 10:10 and Jesus' promise of life to the full
• How to grow closer to God through daily habits
• Why abiding in Christ changes the way we live
• Finding peace and purpose during difficult seasons
• Practical rhythms for spiritual growth and a stronger relationship with God
• Living with intention so your faith overflows into your marriage, family, work, and community
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
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How many opportunities have we missed because staying comfortable felt safer than trusting God?
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan unpack one of the biggest obstacles to living the life God has called you to live: playing it safe.
Comfort can feel secure, but it often keeps us from experiencing the purpose, growth, and freedom waiting on the other side of obedience.
Through personal stories, biblical encouragement, and practical wisdom, Chad and Megan share why every meaningful step of faith comes with uncertainty, and why waiting until you feel completely confident may keep you from ever moving forward.
From launching businesses and making difficult family decisions to trusting God with finances, leadership, and life's unexpected transitions, this conversation is an invitation to stop allowing fear to determine your future.
Because throughout Scripture, God rarely revealed the entire plan.
He simply asked people to trust Him with the next step.
If you've been wrestling with a decision, waiting for perfect timing, or wondering if you're ready, this episode is the encouragement you need to stop waiting and start walking in faith.
In This Episode, You'll Learn
- How to step out in faith when you're afraid
- Why comfort can quietly keep you from God's calling
- How to know when fear is making your decisions
- Why God usually reveals the next step, not the entire plan
- Practical ways to trust God during uncertainty
- How faith grows through obedience
- Why courage often comes after you begin moving
- How your obedience can inspire your family and future generations
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If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who is facing a big decision or needs the courage to take their next step of faith.
And if you've been sensing God calling you into something new, we'd love to hear about it. Send us a message on Instagram and let us know what step you're believing Him for.
Be sure to subscribe to Legacy Life with the Lacefields so you never miss a new episode.
Now go live your legacy life today.
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
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Marriage is not built by accident.
It’s built in everyday moments, everyday choices, and the decision to keep choosing each other over and over again.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan have an honest conversation about how to stay strong in marriage, navigate difficult seasons together, resolve conflict in healthy ways, and continue building a relationship that grows over time.
Because every marriage will face:
• stress
• conflict
• miscommunication
• busy seasons
• emotional highs and lows
• and moments where it feels easier to disconnect than reconnect
But healthy marriages are not built by avoiding hard things.
They’re built by continuing to show up for each other anyway.
Throughout this episode, Chad and Megan share practical lessons from over 30 years of marriage, parenting, business, leadership, and life together.
They unpack:
• why becoming the right person matters more than finding the right person
• how vacations and shared experiences create meaningful memories
• why presence matters more than perfection
• how unresolved conflict quietly damages connection
• and why couples need shared dreams and vision to keep moving forward together
Because strong marriages don’t just survive.
They continue growing.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn
• How to stay connected during hard seasons in marriage
• Why healthy conflict resolution matters
• The importance of emotional presence in relationships
• How shared dreams strengthen marriages
• Why showing up consistently builds trust and connection
• How to become a better spouse over time
• Why intentional memories matter in family life
• How prayer and communication strengthen relationships
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
We’re honored to walk alongside couples, families, and leaders who want to live their legacy—not just leave one.
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Most couples say they want a stronger marriage, better finances, healthier communication, more freedom, and a more intentional life.
But very few couples actually stop to ask:
👉 What are we building together?
👉 What habits are helping us get there?
👉 And what habits are quietly keeping us stuck?
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan have a practical and deeply honest conversation about how to build a strong marriage with shared goals, intentional habits, discipline, and a unified vision for your future.
Inspired by the quote:
“You can’t have million-dollar dreams with minimum-wage habits.”
This episode explores the connection between:
• marriage and mindset
• dreams and discipline
• vision and sacrifice
• and how everyday habits shape your future together
Because strong marriages don’t happen accidentally.
And neither do strong families, healthy finances, meaningful goals, or lasting legacy.
Chad and Megan also unpack how easy it is for couples to live reactively instead of intentionally, constantly surviving day to day without ever slowing down long enough to dream together, communicate clearly, or create a plan for the life they actually want.
This conversation covers everything from:
• financial habits
• grocery spending
• emotional discipline
• clutter and overwhelm
• sacrifice and intentionality
• shared goals in marriage
• and learning how to stop settling for “survival mode” relationships
Because your habits are always building something.
The question is:
👉 Are they building the future you actually want?
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Fear has a way of showing up right when you feel like you’re finally making progress.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan talk honestly about what it means to choose faith over fear, trust God in uncertain seasons, and keep running your race even when life doesn’t go according to plan.
After months of training for a half marathon in Alaska, Chad suddenly found himself facing unexpected health struggles, severe headaches, uncertainty, and an MRI that brought back fear and anxiety from past experiences.
And in the middle of all of it, God reminded him of something simple but powerful:
👉 Breathe in Jesus.
👉 Breathe out, “I trust You, Lord.”
This episode dives into the reality that fear is something every person faces, whether it’s connected to health, marriage, parenting, finances, leadership, business, or the unknowns of life.
But fear was never meant to lead us.
Faith was.
Together, Chad and Megan unpack:
• why fear tries to freeze us
• how faith is built through consistent training
• why preparation matters spiritually and emotionally
• how God strengthens us before the hard moments arrive
• and what it looks like to trust the Guide even when you can’t fully see the path ahead
Because life is not about running someone else’s race.
It’s about faithfully running your own.
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Most of us don’t realize how exhausted we are until the weight becomes too heavy to carry.
In this solo episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan shares an honest and vulnerable conversation about why asking for help is not weakness, how pride disguises itself as independence, and why healing often begins when we stop trying to carry everything alone.
So many people live trapped in a constant cycle:
Try harder.
Push through.
Figure it out alone.
Repeat.
But eventually, that cycle creates overwhelm, emotional exhaustion, anxiety, and isolation.
Megan opens up personally about areas of her life where she has struggled for years, including clutter, laundry, overwhelm, and the pressure of feeling like she needed to handle everything herself.
And through those experiences, she shares a powerful truth:
Sometimes the breakthrough isn’t found in trying harder.
Sometimes it’s found in finally asking for help.
This episode dives into:
• why community matters
• how isolation keeps people stuck
• the difference between having needs and being needy
• why vulnerability creates connection
• and how God often uses people as part of His provision, healing, and support
Because the truth is:
You were never created to do life alone.
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In the middle of busy schedules, anxiety, pressure, and overwhelming seasons, many of us don’t need more noise.
We need space to hear God again.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan is joined by her friend Sarah Delgado for a deeply honest conversation about hearing God in quiet seasons, navigating life transitions, and intentionally creating space to reconnect with Jesus.
Sarah shares about taking her very first solo trip to the beach during a major season of transition and how stepping away from everyday responsibilities gave her the opportunity to pause, reflect, process, and reset spiritually.
Together, Megan and Sarah unpack the importance of slowing down long enough to recognize what God is doing beneath the surface, especially in seasons filled with anxiety, uncertainty, unanswered questions, and change.
They also talk about:
• how comparison and fear can quietly steal peace
• why solitude with God is different than isolation
• how reflection builds confidence for future seasons
• why intentional rest matters spiritually and emotionally
• and how God often speaks most clearly when we finally get still
This conversation is especially powerful for anyone walking through:
• a life transition
• burnout or overwhelm
• leadership pressure
• spiritual exhaustion
• waiting seasons
• or uncertainty about what’s next
Because sometimes the reset you need isn’t another strategy.
It’s space to breathe, reflect, and let God remind you who He is.
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If you don’t have a church home, New River is such a beautiful place to get connected. Visit their website to learn more and get plugged in.
https://www.newriver.tv/
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We’re so grateful you’re here.
Now go live your legacy life today.
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Most marriages don’t fall apart overnight.
They drift apart slowly.
In this solo episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan shares 3 small shifts that can help you reconnect emotionally, strengthen communication, and stay connected in your marriage during busy seasons of life.
Because disconnection rarely comes from one catastrophic moment.
It usually comes from postponed conversations, distractions, packed schedules, exhaustion, and unintentionally neglecting the relationship while trying to manage everything else.
Megan talks honestly about how easy it is to become task managers instead of teammates and why intentional connection has to be prioritized before distance becomes normal.
She also shares practical ways to reconnect through:
• intentional conversations
• thoughtful daily habits
• emotional presence
• weekly check-ins
• and small moments that strengthen connection over time
Because strong marriages are not built only in big milestone moments.
They’re built in the quiet, repeated moments of choosing each other again and again.
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
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In a world full of distractions, fear, pressure, and noise, how do you actually stay grounded in your faith?
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan share practical wisdom on how to put God first, walk with integrity, and lead by example in everyday life.
After Chad recently spoke at a men’s conference, this conversation naturally evolved into a deeper discussion about what it means to live as a man or woman of God in today’s world, not just through words, but through everyday choices, habits, and actions.
Because faith isn’t just something you believe.
It’s something you live.
This episode explores how seeking God first impacts your marriage, your family, your leadership, your mindset, and the legacy you’re building every single day.
Chad and Megan also talk about the importance of creating intentional rhythms with God, building a daily plan around faith, and living with integrity even when no one else is watching.
They remind listeners that strong faith isn’t built overnight.
It’s built in small, consistent decisions.
Ready to Reset and Realign? Start Here
If this episode resonated with you and you’re realizing it might be time to reset and realign, we created something to help you take that next step.
Our free 5-Day Legacy Monthly Reset is a simple, intentional rhythm designed to help you reconnect in your marriage, realign your priorities, and create space for what matters most.
https://legacylife.myflodesk.com/5daylegacymonthlyplanner
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
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Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
We’re honored to walk alongside couples, families, and leaders who want to live their legacy—not just leave one.
If today’s episode encouraged you, would you do us a favor?
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Let’s keep building strong marriages, leading with purpose, and living what matters most—together.
Marriage isn’t about moving perfectly.
It’s about continuing to move in the same direction.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan celebrate 31 years of marriage by sharing the biggest lessons they’ve learned about staying connected, building unity, and continuing to grow together through every season of life.
They use the powerful analogy of a rowboat to explain what marriage really looks like. When one person rows and the other stops, the relationship starts moving in circles. When couples row against each other, frustration and disconnection grow. But when both people intentionally move in the same direction, the marriage begins to gain momentum, rhythm, and purpose.
This episode dives into the reality that strong marriages are not built by accident. They are built through intentional communication, shared vision, spiritual alignment, and the willingness to keep choosing each other even when life gets hard.
Chad and Megan also open up about the different seasons they’ve walked through over the last 31 years, including stress, parenting, business pressures, emotional disconnection, and learning how to communicate honestly without giving up on each other.
Because the goal of marriage is not perfection.
It’s unity.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn
• How to stay united in marriage during stressful seasons
• Why communication is one of the most important parts of marriage
• How shared vision strengthens your relationship
• What causes couples to drift apart emotionally and spiritually
• Why rhythms and routines matter in marriage
• How to reconnect when you feel disconnected
• The importance of praying together and dreaming together
• Practical ways to strengthen emotional connection in marriage
Key Takeaways
• Strong marriages require intentionality
• Unity doesn’t mean perfect, it means purposeful
• Couples drift when they stop dreaming together
• Communication creates connection
• Healthy rhythms help marriages stay aligned
• You don’t have to be perfect to move forward together
Ready to Reset and Realign? Start Here
If this episode resonated with you and you’re realizing it might be time to reset and realign, we created something to help you take that next step.
Our free 5-Day Legacy Monthly Reset is a simple, intentional rhythm designed to help you reconnect in your marriage, realign your priorities, and create space for what matters most.
https://legacylife.myflodesk.com/5daylegacymonthlyplanner
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
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Let’s keep building strong marriages, leading with purpose, and living what matters most—together.
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
We’re honored to walk alongside couples, families, and leaders who want to live their legacy—not just leave one.
If today’s episode encouraged you, would you do us a favor?
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Let’s keep building strong marriages, leading with purpose, and living what matters most—together.
If you’ve ever felt like you and your spouse are under pressure and somehow ending up on opposite sides instead of standing together, this episode is for you.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan talk about what it really looks like to stay connected in marriage during stressful seasons and why so many couples unintentionally begin fighting each other instead of fighting for each other.
Because the truth is, stress is inevitable.
The weight of work, raising kids, responsibilities, expectations, and everyday life can slowly create tension in a relationship. And when that pressure builds, it can either bring you closer together or quietly push you apart.
Most of the time, disconnection doesn’t come from one big moment.
It comes from small, unaddressed things, like exhaustion, miscommunication, distractions, and unspoken expectations.
That’s where many couples get stuck.
Instead of recognizing the real problem, they begin to see each other as the problem.
But you’re not the enemy.
You’re on the same team.
This episode walks through how to shift that perspective and begin approaching your marriage with unity again. Chad and Megan share how to identify the real source of tension, name what’s actually going on beneath the surface, and create space for honest, intentional conversations that bring you back into alignment.
They also introduce a simple but powerful practice they use in their own marriage, a weekly “team huddle.” This is a dedicated time to check in, talk through schedules, acknowledge pressure points, and support each other intentionally so that stress doesn’t turn into distance.
Because strong marriages aren’t the ones without pressure.
They’re the ones that learn how to stay soft toward each other, even in the middle of it.
This episode is a reminder that connection doesn’t require a perfect season.
It requires intentionality.
And sometimes, the most powerful shift you can make is choosing to pause, refocus, and take one step back toward each other.
Ready to Reset and Realign? Start Here
If this episode resonated with you and you’re realizing it might be time to reset and realign, we created something to help you take that next step.
Our free 5-Day Legacy Monthly Reset is a simple, intentional rhythm designed to help you reconnect in your marriage, realign your priorities, and create space for what matters most.
https://legacylife.myflodesk.com/5daylegacymonthlyplanner
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
We’re honored to walk alongside couples, families, and leaders who want to live their legacy—not just leave one.
If today’s episode encouraged you, would you do us a favor?
🌟 Rate the show
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Let’s keep building strong marriages, leading with purpose, and living what matters most—together.
If you’ve ever felt like you and your spouse are under pressure and somehow ending up on opposite sides instead of standing together, this episode is for you.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan talk about what it really looks like to stay connected in marriage during stressful seasons and why so many couples unintentionally begin fighting each other instead of fighting for each other.
Because the truth is, stress is inevitable.
The weight of work, raising kids, responsibilities, expectations, and everyday life can slowly create tension in a relationship. And when that pressure builds, it can either bring you closer together or quietly push you apart.
Most of the time, disconnection doesn’t come from one big moment.
It comes from small, unaddressed things, like exhaustion, miscommunication, distractions, and unspoken expectations.
That’s where many couples get stuck.
Instead of recognizing the real problem, they begin to see each other as the problem.
But you’re not the enemy.
You’re on the same team.
This episode walks through how to shift that perspective and begin approaching your marriage with unity again. Chad and Megan share how to identify the real source of tension, name what’s actually going on beneath the surface, and create space for honest, intentional conversations that bring you back into alignment.
They also introduce a simple but powerful practice they use in their own marriage, a weekly “team huddle.” This is a dedicated time to check in, talk through schedules, acknowledge pressure points, and support each other intentionally so that stress doesn’t turn into distance.
Because strong marriages aren’t the ones without pressure.
They’re the ones that learn how to stay soft toward each other, even in the middle of it.
This episode is a reminder that connection doesn’t require a perfect season.
It requires intentionality.
And sometimes, the most powerful shift you can make is choosing to pause, refocus, and take one step back toward each other.
Ready to Reset and Realign? Start Here
If this episode resonated with you and you’re realizing it might be time to reset and realign, we created something to help you take that next step.
Our free 5-Day Legacy Monthly Reset is a simple, intentional rhythm designed to help you reconnect in your marriage, realign your priorities, and create space for what matters most.
https://legacylife.myflodesk.com/5daylegacymonthlyplanner
Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!
We’re honored to walk alongside couples, families, and leaders who want to live their legacy—not just leave one.
If today’s episode encouraged you, would you do us a favor?
🌟 Rate the show
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Let’s keep building strong marriages, leading with purpose, and living what matters most—together.
If you’ve ever thought, “I miss us” in your marriage, you’re not alone.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan talk about one of the most common challenges couples face today, feeling disconnected in marriage, even when everything looks “fine” on the outside.
Most marriages don’t break overnight.
They slowly drift.
Through busy schedules, responsibilities, kids, work, and everyday life, couples can begin to feel like they’re just going through the motions instead of truly connecting.
But here’s the truth:
Disconnection doesn’t mean it’s over
It means it’s time to turn back toward each other
What This Episode Covers
- How to recognize emotional distance in your marriage
- Why couples feel disconnected even when they’re committed
- The difference between living side by side vs truly connecting
- How small moments of disconnection turn into bigger gaps
- Why intentional conversations are key to rebuilding connection
Key Takeaways
- Disconnection happens slowly, not all at once
- Feeling distant doesn’t mean your marriage is failing
- You don’t need a big fix, you need small intentional steps
- Connection requires communication and presence
- Strong marriages are built through daily choices
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If you want to reconnect and strengthen your marriage, sometimes you don’t need to add more… you need to clear what’s been building up.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan share a powerful and practical approach to spring cleaning your marriage and how it can help you improve communication, rebuild connection, and create a stronger relationship.
Just like your home can become cluttered over time, your marriage can quietly fill up with things that create distance.
The result?
You’re doing life together… but not truly feeling connected.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn
• How to reconnect in your marriage when you feel distant
• Practical ways to improve communication in marriage
• How to prioritize your spouse in a busy season
• Simple habits to strengthen your relationship
• How to build emotional and spiritual connection
• Why small, consistent actions create lasting change
Key Takeaways
• Disconnection doesn’t happen overnight, it builds slowly
• Busy doesn’t always mean connected
• Small things can create big distance over time
• A strong marriage is built through intentional choices
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If you want to change your life, you have to change your choices.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad dives into what it really takes to create lasting life change through daily habits, discipline, and intentional decisions.
So many people say they want to change their life, improve their health, strengthen their marriage, grow their business, or become more successful, but they stay stuck in the same patterns.
Why?
Because real transformation doesn’t come from motivation.
It comes from the choices you make every single day.
This episode breaks down the truth about personal growth, self-discipline, and success. Chad challenges listeners to take full ownership of their life and recognize that their current results are not random, they are the outcome of repeated daily decisions.
If you’ve been feeling stuck, inconsistent, or unclear about what to do next, this conversation will help you get honest about where you are and what needs to change.
What This Episode Teaches
You don’t change, you choose
Your life today is a reflection of the decisions you’ve made, not just your intentions.
Clarity creates direction
If you don’t know exactly what you want, you’ll continue to drift. Clear goals produce clear results.
Daily habits shape your future
Success is not built in one moment, it’s built through small, consistent actions that compound over time.
Discipline is the difference
You don’t need more motivation, you need structure, consistency, and commitment.
Your environment matters
The people you spend time with will either push you forward or keep you where you are.
Growth is optional
Life will change no matter what, but growth only happens when you choose it.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn
• How to change your life by changing your daily choices
• Why most people stay stuck in the same patterns
• The power of habits, discipline, and consistency
• How to set clear goals that actually move your life forward
• Why your environment and circle influence your results
• How to build momentum and stay consistent over time
• The role of personal responsibility in long-term success
• How small decisions compound into major life transformation
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Kindness is more than being nice.
It’s about truly seeing people.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan shares a powerful reflection on kindness in the Bible through the story of the woman at the well in John 4.
In a world that moves fast, it’s easy to interact with people without really engaging with them. We say the right things, we stay busy, and we move on. But biblical kindness calls us to something deeper.
Through this story, we see how Jesus modeled kindness in a way that was both truthful and compassionate.
He didn’t avoid her.
He didn’t rush past her.
He didn’t condemn her.
He saw her.
And that moment changed everything.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
• What true kindness in the Bible actually looks like
• Lessons from the woman at the well (John 4)
• How Jesus showed kindness without avoiding truth
• Why people are not interruptions, they are the assignment
• How to slow down and be more present in your daily life
• Practical ways to show kindness in relationships
• Why small moments of kindness can have lasting impact
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Building a strong and lasting marriage doesn’t happen by accident.
In today’s culture, many couples find themselves feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, and stuck in the routine of everyday life. But the truth is, most marriages don’t explode, they slowly drift apart over time due to busyness, misaligned priorities, and lack of intentional connection.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan share the four foundational pillars that have guided their marriage for over 30 years: pursuit, priority, purpose, and play.
These four principles offer a practical and faith-based framework for couples who want to strengthen their relationship, deepen their connection, and build a marriage that creates a lasting legacy.
In This Episode You’ll Learn
• Why most marriages slowly drift apart
• How to reconnect with your spouse intentionally
• What it means to pursue your spouse daily
• How to realign your priorities as a couple
• Why purpose strengthens your relationship
• The role of fun and play in a healthy marriage
• Simple questions to start meaningful conversations
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Staying close to God in a busy world requires intentional choices.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan shares a powerful reminder about the importance of seeking God first through worship, prayer, and stillness. She reflects on her personal spiritual rhythms and how returning to God’s presence has helped her stay grounded in seasons of busyness, emotional overwhelm, and life transitions.
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The truth is that God never moves. He remains faithful and present. But as believers, we can easily become distracted by responsibilities, stress, and the constant noise of everyday life.
Megan reminds listeners that spiritual alignment begins when we intentionally make space for God.
She shares how three simple practices have been helping her stay connected to the Lord:
Worship – Turning your heart and attention toward God, whether through music, silence, or gratitude.
Prayer – Talking honestly with God about what’s happening in your heart and life.
Stillness – Creating quiet space to hear God’s voice and allow His presence to bring clarity and peace.
This episode also explores how believers can:
• Hear God’s voice in a noisy world
• Seek God’s presence in everyday moments
• Move toward God even in emotional or difficult seasons
• Take the next faithful step in their spiritual journey
• Stay spiritually grounded during busy seasons of life
Megan reminds listeners that spiritual growth doesn’t require knowing the entire path ahead. Often, God simply lights the next step as we choose to seek Him first.
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Strong families don’t happen by accident.
They are led intentionally.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan explore what the Bible teaches about leadership in the home through the lens of Titus 1, unpacking how husbands can lead their families with faith, character, and responsibility.
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Many men feel pressure to lead perfectly, but biblical leadership is not about control or dominance. It is about responsibility, spiritual guidance, and setting the tone for the home.
Chad explains that every household has a leader, whether that leadership is intentional or not. When husbands step into their role with humility and purpose, they create stability, safety, and direction for their families.
Drawing from the Apostle Paul’s guidance to Titus, this episode highlights key qualities of godly leadership, including self-control, discipline, humility, and spiritual integrity.
Chad and Megan also discuss:
• Why the husband sets the emotional temperature of the home
• The connection between leadership and family culture
• How character builds the foundation for a family legacy
• Why presence matters more than perfection
• How husbands can lead spiritually even if they feel unqualified
• The importance of protecting your marriage and family priorities
• Simple ways to begin leading spiritually today
Megan shares how a husband’s leadership creates emotional safety inside the home and allows the entire family to flourish.
Together, they remind listeners that leadership is not about having all the answers. It is about going first, initiating faith, and building a culture where love, respect, and spiritual growth thrive.
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How do you stay close to God when life gets busy?
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan address one of the most common struggles for Christian couples and families: maintaining spiritual growth during stressful and busy seasons of life
When routines are predictable, faith feels easier. But when travel, work pressure, parenting, and unexpected disruptions hit, spiritual disciplines often weaken. This episode explores how to stay spiritually strong when your faith rhythm feels off.
They discuss:
- How to stay close to God in busy seasons
- What to do when your quiet time gets disrupted
- Why spiritual drift impacts Christian marriage
- Keeping faith strong as a husband and wife
- How to maintain spiritual growth during stress
- Protecting your relationship with God when schedules shift
- Christian habits that prevent burnout
- Turning daily routines into devotion
- Staying rooted in Christ during chaotic weeks
- How to pray together when time is limited
Chad shares how anchor scriptures and intentional prayer keep him spiritually grounded during travel and heavy workloads. Megan explains why shrinking expectations but not priority helps prevent guilt and spiritual discouragement.
They emphasize that faith is not confined to a quiet time chair. Your relationship with God is portable. You can pray while walking, worship in the car, journal in a hotel room, or send scripture through text messages to stay spiritually connected.
This episode also highlights:
- The connection between spiritual health and marriage communication
- Why irritability and anxiety can signal spiritual misalignment
- How to reset after a spiritually chaotic week
- Simple prayers to realign your heart
- Why rest is an act of trust in God
- This conversation is especially helpful for:
- Christian couples navigating busy work schedules
- Traveling professionals
- Parents balancing faith and family
- Leaders wanting consistent spiritual discipline
- Anyone feeling spiritually disconnected
If you want to grow spiritually without guilt, maintain faith during stressful seasons, and build strong spiritual rhythms in marriage and family life, this episode will give you practical direction.
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Shame often hides in the roles we care about most — marriage and motherhood.
In this powerful conversation on Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan interviews Christian author Shayla Huber about healing shame in marriage and motherhood and discovering your true identity in Christ
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Raised in church but carrying unresolved trauma, Shayla describes what she calls being an “orphan Christian” — believing in God but not fully receiving His love. That internal shame followed her into marriage, where self-criticism and insecurity shaped communication, and into motherhood, where overstimulation and perfectionism created frustration and guilt.
Through mentorship, inner healing, and a renewed understanding of God’s love, Shayla experienced radical transformation. She went from striving for approval to resting in her identity as a daughter of God.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- How shame affects Christian marriage
- Why motherhood often exposes unresolved trauma
- How to stop self-criticism as a Christian mom
- Breaking generational patterns through faith
- The difference between striving and surrender
- How to respond instead of react in parenting
- Why identity in Christ changes marriage and motherhood
- The power of mentorship and spiritual guidance
- Growing spiritually as a young wife and mom
- How to build a legacy rooted in love instead of fear
Healing shame begins when you stop asking, “What’s wrong with me?” and start believing, “I belong.”
You are not called to perform for God’s love.
You are called to receive it.
When you live from identity instead of insecurity, your marriage softens, your parenting steadies, and your legacy shifts.
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Faith grows in the small, consistent moments.
In this week’s episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan continue their Advance series by focusing on one foundational truth: if your faith isn’t advancing, everything else eventually slows down.
Many believers want to grow spiritually but struggle with consistency. The problem usually isn’t desire. It’s structure. Spiritual growth requires intentional habits that keep God’s Word in front of you and obedience active in your life.
In this conversation, Chad and Megan share how they build faith into daily rhythms in practical ways, including:
- Memorizing and writing scripture weekly
- Keeping God’s Word visible in journals and everyday spaces
- Praying intentionally before decisions
- Saying yes and no with spiritual discernment
- Leading with biblical alignment at home and at work
They emphasize that faith isn’t fragile. One hard day doesn’t undo your growth. Obedience still moves you forward. The more consistently you turn to God, the more natural it becomes to keep turning to Him.
Spiritual discipline is not about pressure or perfection. It’s about alignment. Daily faith habits compound over time and create a stronger relationship with God, deeper peace, clearer leadership, and greater impact in your marriage and family.
If you want to grow in faith daily, prevent spiritual drift, and build habits that truly matter, this episode offers both encouragement and direction.
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Spiritual drifting doesn’t happen all at once.
It happens quietly, slowly, and often without us realizing it.
In this week’s episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan kick off the year by addressing one of the most common struggles in the Christian life: losing spiritual momentum without meaning to. Life gets busy, responsibilities pile up, and before we know it, our faith feels distant, inconsistent, or stalled.
This episode centers on the idea of advancing spiritually instead of drifting, especially in the New Year. Chad and Megan remind listeners that faith isn’t passive. You don’t accidentally grow closer to God. Spiritual growth requires intention, alignment, and obedience, even when the steps feel small.
Using Philippians 3:13–14, they explore the movement language of faith, forgetting what’s behind, pressing forward, and focusing on what God is calling us toward next. They talk about why faith must come before focusing on family, health, leadership, or goals, because when faith stalls, everything else eventually feels heavier.
This conversation is especially for those who:
- Feel spiritually distant or disconnected from God
- Want to grow in faith but don’t know where to start
- Are tired of New Year resolutions that don’t last
- Desire alignment instead of overwhelm
- Want practical, faith-based rhythms for everyday life
Rather than encouraging listeners to overhaul their lives, Chad and Megan emphasize small, obedient steps, daily and weekly rhythms, and choosing alignment over pressure. Growth doesn’t happen overnight. It happens one faithful step at a time.
This episode sets the foundation for the year ahead and invites listeners into a different pace, one rooted in intention, obedience, and trust in God’s direction.
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You don’t drift into a strong family.
You build one on purpose.
In this week’s episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan continue their Advance series by focusing on the second pillar that shapes legacy: family. They speak honestly about how easy it is to be advancing at work while slowly drifting at home, and why winning professionally while losing relationally is never a true win
Chad and Megan share their story of becoming parents young, choosing to fight for family despite broken backgrounds, and learning over time that alignment, not good intentions, keeps a family moving in the right direction. They explain why faith is the foundation, but family is often the first place pressure, distraction, and misalignment show up.
This episode challenges the idea that families fail because of bad intentions. Instead, Chad and Megan point out that most families struggle because there is no clear direction, no shared vision, and no intentional rhythms holding things together.
They unpack the powerful truth that presence matters more than perfection, especially in parenting and marriage. Kids don’t need packed schedules or more stuff, they need connection. Spouses don’t need grand gestures, they need intentional time and honest communication.
Using Joshua 24:15, they emphasize that strong families are led, not managed. Leadership at home doesn’t mean control or micromanagement, it means clarity, consistency, and choosing your family first, even when work, schedules, and responsibilities compete for attention.
Chad and Megan also share practical rhythms they’ve built over the years, including weekly calendar check-ins, intentional date nights, prayer walks, and simple habits that protect margin and connection. They remind listeners that if you don’t lead your family intentionally, something else will, whether it’s work, phones, sports, or busyness.
This episode is both a wake-up call and an encouragement. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to be present, willing, and intentional.
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A new year doesn’t require a new you — it requires a clearer direction.
In this foundational episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan share the word God placed on their hearts for 2026: Advance. Not rushed growth. Not burnout-driven hustle. But forward movement rooted in faith, alignment, and intention.
This episode is an invitation to pause, reflect, and reframe how you approach the year ahead. Instead of chasing resolutions that fade, Chad and Megan introduce a simple but powerful framework that helps guide decisions, priorities, and daily rhythms throughout the year.
They unpack how choosing a word becomes a filter for decision-making, a posture for everyday life, and a way to stay aligned with what matters most — especially in seasons that feel busy, overwhelming, or unclear.
At the heart of this episode are four foundational pillars that shape their family, leadership, and legacy:
The Four Pillars of Advancement
Faith – Building everything on a deep, anchored relationship with God
Family – Being intentional with marriage, children, and grandchildren
Fitness – Stewarding physical, mental, and emotional health for longevity and impact
Focus – Living with clarity in work, calling, and stewardship
Rather than chasing perfection, this episode emphasizes progress, self-awareness, and sustainable growth. Chad and Megan share real-life examples from their marriage, parenting, grandparenting, and careers, showing how alignment leads to peace, clarity, and momentum.
You’ll also hear practical encouragement for listeners who feel behind, overwhelmed, or stuck. This episode reminds you that growth doesn’t happen overnight — and that even choosing one pillar to focus on can begin meaningful change.
This is not just an episode — it’s the starting line of a year-long conversation about living anchored, intentional, and aligned with God’s direction.
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What if getting healthier did more than change your body?
What if it strengthened your marriage, deepened your faith, and shaped the legacy your kids are watching you build?
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan welcome CJ and Sid, a married couple, parents, and faith-based fitness coaches, to talk about how health, marriage, and faith are deeply connected. Their story is honest, relatable, and encouraging for couples who want to grow together without pressure, comparison, or perfection.
CJ and Sid share how their fitness journeys started in very different places. CJ went all-in with a bold goal, while Sid began with small, gentle steps during a season marked by postpartum depression and low confidence. What made the difference was not pressure, but patience, grace, and unwavering support inside their marriage.
Together, they unpack what it looks like to pursue growth without forcing it, how to support your spouse when they are not ready yet, and why small, consistent habits often lead to the biggest transformation. The conversation also dives into raising kids with faith, teaching children to honor their God-given bodies, and making Christ the foundation of every area of life.
This episode is especially powerful for couples navigating health goals, busy schedules, business ownership, and the tension between ambition and alignment. It offers practical wisdom for building a strong marriage, protecting connection, and keeping faith from becoming an afterthought.
You'll hear conversations around:
- How to support your spouse without pressure or comparison
- Why small, simple steps often lead to lasting health changes
- Navigating fitness and confidence after pregnancy
- Building discipline without letting health become an idol
- Making faith the foundation of marriage, parenting, and business
- Teaching children about prayer, movement, and stewardship of their bodies
- Setting boundaries and safeguards to protect your marriage
- Why communication and trust matter more than control
- How consistency, grace, and shared goals strengthen couples
- What it means to live a legacy now, not just leave one later
📲 Connect with Our Guests
To continue following CJ & Sid’s journey in faith, fitness, marriage, and family life, connect with them on Instagram at @spjute_strong.fit. They share encouragement, practical wisdom, and real-life rhythms for couples who want to pursue health and faith together.
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Legacy is not something we leave someday, it’s something we live every single day.
In this meaningful episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan reconnects with Jo Warren, a woman who has modeled faith, family, and service for decades. Their conversation spans generations and seasons of life marriage, motherhood, ministry, grandparenting, caregiving, joy, and loss, all centered around one powerful truth: legacy is built through daily choices.
Jo shares stories from over 50 years of marriage, raising children, opening her home to countless people, serving in ministry, and now caring for her mother while embracing the sacredness of later seasons. Megan reflects on how Jo and her husband modeled legacy living long before it had a name. through hospitality, faithfulness, and steady obedience to God.
Together, they explore what it means to live for legacy instead of living from pain, pressure, or the past. From choosing joy in hard seasons to embracing opportunities even when they feel uncomfortable, this episode reminds listeners that God uses every chapter. even the difficult ones for purpose.
This conversation is especially timely during the Christmas season, pointing listeners back to faith, generosity, and living a Christ-centered life that impacts generations watching from behind.
You’ll hear conversations around:
- Choosing legacy over pain, trauma, and past hardship
- How faith is passed down through modeling, not perfection
- The role of hospitality and opening your home
- Living with intention as a parent, grandparent, and mentor
- Choosing joy even when life feels heavy
- Saying yes to opportunities God places in front of you
- Why legacy is built in ordinary, everyday moments
- Teaching kindness, service, and faith to the next generation
- Embracing every season of life with gratitude and trust in God
Legacy Takeaway
Legacy living isn’t about having everything figured out — it’s about choosing faith, joy, and obedience daily. The example you live today will echo into generations you may never fully see.
Reflection Prompt
What choices are you making today that will shape the faith, character, and joy of the generations coming behind you?
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Celebration isn’t just for kids—it’s a spiritual discipline, a leadership practice, and a powerful way to measure growth. In this week’s episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan share what they learned during a milestone moment: Chad’s 50th birthday.
Through honest stories, laughter, and meaningful reflection, they explore why celebrating your journey, honoring the people who shaped you, and choosing your community with intention are essential parts of building a Christ-centered legacy.
Chad reflects on the last five decades—from early work memories to raising kids, becoming a grandparent, retiring, shifting careers, and rediscovering purpose. Megan shares what it meant to gather the people who shaped their lives and why celebration becomes more meaningful with age.
This episode dives into Christian leadership, marriage, community building, and spiritual growth—reminding listeners that legacy isn’t built by accident. It’s built through reflection, gratitude, and the intentional people you welcome to your table.
You’ll hear:
- Why reflection helps you grow spiritually, personally, and professionally
- The importance of celebrating milestones as adults
- How community shapes your identity and legacy
- Why your “table” (inner circle) determines who you become
- How to choose relationships that challenge, strengthen, and sharpen you
- Why celebrating others is just as important as celebrating yourself
- How ordinary moments—like doing dishes or showing up consistently—build the strongest marriages and families
- The spiritual impact of tables, seasons, and the people God brings into your life
👉 Legacy takeaway: Your legacy is built through reflection, celebration, and the people who sit at your table. Choose wisely, show up consistently, and never underestimate the power of the small moments that build a life worth following.
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Every season of life is shaping you into someone — but the real question is: Who are you becoming?
In this week’s conversation on Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan explore identity, calling, and spiritual growth through the life of Peter, one of Scripture’s boldest and most imperfect disciples.
What began as a quiet time reflection turned into a powerful discussion about how God forms our identity long before we feel qualified. Peter wasn’t polished. He wasn’t predictable. He wasn’t perfect. But he was willing — and that willingness shaped his calling, leadership, and legacy.
Chad shares the moment he realized his own personality mirrors Peter’s: bold, passionate, unfiltered, and deeply committed to learning as he goes. Together, he and Megan unpack what Peter teaches all of us about becoming who God designed us to be, even in seasons of doubt, stretching, or refining.
This episode encourages listeners to stop striving for perfection and instead focus on becoming — becoming faithful, becoming teachable, becoming courageous, and becoming the person God can build a legacy through.
You’ll hear:
- Why your identity in Christ matters more than your qualifications
- How Peter’s boldness and imperfections reveal our own journey of growth
- Why willingness is more important than perfection in your calling
- How God uses your personality, passion, and mistakes to shape your purpose
- What it looks like to lead your family, your marriage, and your life with disciple-level courage
- Practical ways to “feed your sheep” in everyday moments
Scriptures Shared
Matthew 14:29 — Peter walks on the water
Luke 22:32 — Strengthen your brothers
John 21:17 — Feed my sheep
1 Peter 5:2–3 — Shepherd the flock under your care
Legacy Takeaway
You don’t become who you’re called to be through perfection — you become through obedience. God uses your passion, your process, and even your failures to shape your identity and build a legacy that lasts.
Conversation Starter
Ask yourself: If my life mirrors a disciple’s journey, what does that reveal about who I’m becoming right now?
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Discipline isn’t loud or glamorous—but it’s powerful. It’s what separates leaders who drift from those who lead with purpose and consistency. In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan Lacefield dive deep into one of the most defining traits of leadership and legacy: discipline.
They share how daily habits, structure, and intentional rhythms shape not just your success, but your character. Whether you’re leading a business, a family, or simply yourself, this episode will challenge you to look at the systems that support your mission—and how discipline builds trust, stability, and growth in every area of life.
You’ll hear:
- Why discipline is an identity, not just a behavior
- How consistency builds trust in marriage and leadership
- Practical ways to set non-negotiables that align with your values
- How structure and rest work together to fuel long-term growth
- Why discipline is built in the dark and revealed in the light
- How to choose mission over mood, and legacy over laziness
This episode includes honest stories from their own life—how they’ve learned to lead with order, set boundaries, and stay committed to what matters most. From morning routines to family rhythms, to finding rest as leaders, Chad and Megan reveal that true discipline doesn’t limit you—it frees you.
Scriptures shared:
Matthew 5:37 — Let your yes be yes and your no be no.
1 Corinthians 9:24–27 — Run in such a way as to get the prize.
Proverbs 12:1 — Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge.
Exodus 20:8 — Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Legacy Takeaway:
Discipline isn’t a feeling—it’s a decision you make daily. It’s the quiet commitment that fuels consistency, strengthens your leadership, and builds the kind of legacy that lasts long after you’re gone.
Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Where in your life do you need to raise your level of discipline to become who you’re called to be?
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It’s easy to be thankful when life feels good — but real gratitude shows up in every season. In this heartfelt episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan Lacefield invites you to reframe how you see gratitude, not as a date on the calendar, but as a daily practice that transforms everything.
Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:18 — “Give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus” — Megan unpacks how thankfulness softens your heart, deepens your faith, and strengthens your relationships. She shares real stories of finding gratitude through life’s highs and lows, marriage, parenting, and leadership, reminding us that grace recognized is gratitude expressed.
Whether you’re walking through joy or hardship, this conversation will help you cultivate a spirit of thanksgiving that overflows into your family, work, and daily life.
You’ll hear:
- How gratitude shifts your focus from pressure to peace
- Practical ways to practice gratitude in marriage, parenting, and friendship
- Why thankfulness in hard seasons leads to spiritual growth
- The link between grace, joy, and lasting gratitude
- How gratitude becomes the foundation of your legacy
- Simple ways to give grace back to God through daily praise and reflection
Scriptures shared:
1 Thessalonians 5:18 — Give thanks in all circumstances.
Psalm 100:4 — Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise.
Ephesians 5:20 — Always give thanks to God the Father for everything.
Colossians 3:17 — Whatever you do, do it in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks.
Legacy Takeaway:
Gratitude doesn’t change your circumstances — it changes you. When we give thanks in all things, we open the door for peace, joy, and God’s presence to fill our lives. Gratitude is how we live our legacy one day, one moment, one “thank you” at a time.
Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: What am I grateful for today — and how can I give grace back to God for it?
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Marriage was never meant to be a one-time “I do.” It’s a daily pursuit—a commitment to keep growing in love, faith, and purpose together. In this heartfelt episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan Lacefield open up about what it looks like to pursue God and each other with intentionality, even when life feels busy or disconnected.
Through real stories, Biblical truth, and practical encouragement, they remind us that the pursuit of marriage never stops—it deepens. Drawing from Scripture and thirty years of marriage, the Lacefields share how to strengthen your relationship, rebuild connection, and live out the vows that started it all.
This episode is for couples, engaged partners, and anyone longing to build a marriage that’s not just strong—but Christ-centered, purpose-driven, and anchored in legacy.
You’ll hear:
- Why pursuit is the heartbeat of every strong Christian marriage
- How to seek God first—individually and together as a couple
- Practical ways to reconnect when life gets busy or distant
- How humility, prayer, and grace restore intimacy and unity
- What it means to pursue through the storms and hard seasons
- How to protect your marriage from comparison and complacency
- Why love is a rhythm—and how to find your rhythm again
Scriptures shared:
Matthew 6:33 — Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness.
James 4:8 — Draw near to God and He will draw near to you.
Joshua 24:15 — As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
Romans 12:10 — Outdo one another in showing honor.
Philippians 3:12–14 — I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.
Legacy Takeaway:
A legacy marriage is built through consistent pursuit—of God, of each other, and of the vows that hold you together. Love isn’t found in perfection; it’s found in the daily decision to keep chasing one another with grace, humility, and purpose.
Conversation Starter:
Ask each other: Where have we stopped pursuing—and how can we start again?
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Life isn’t easy — but every hard season has purpose. In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan Lacefield shares how God uses the refining fire of life’s challenges to shape our faith and strengthen our character.
Drawing wisdom from the story of Job and her own personal journey, Megan offers honest encouragement for anyone navigating transition, uncertainty, or change. She reminds listeners that pain doesn’t mean God has left — it often means He’s preparing you for something greater.
Through moments of reflection, worship, and surrender, this episode will help you see how faith grows in the middle of the fire — and how God uses testing to bring forth gold.
You’ll hear:
- How God uses trials to refine your heart and renew your mind
- What it means to stay grounded in faith when life feels uncertain
- Why surrender is the key to spiritual growth and lasting peace
- How worship and gratitude shift your focus from fear to faith
- Why refinement reveals God’s faithfulness—not His absence
- How to recognize the purpose behind your current season
Scriptures shared:
Job 23:10 — When He has tested me, I will come forth as gold.
Romans 12:2 — Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.
Psalm 139:23–24 — Search me, God, and know my heart.
Isaiah 48:10 — I have refined you, though not as silver; I have tested you in the furnace of affliction.
John 15:5 — Remain in Me, and I in you.
Legacy Takeaway:
Refinement isn’t punishment — it’s preparation. God uses fire to form faith, pain to build purpose, and testing to bring out the gold in us. The refining process is where true strength, wisdom, and legacy are born.
Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Where might God be refining me right now? What would it look like to trust Him in the middle of my hard season?
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True leadership begins at home. In this solo episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad Lacefield unpacks how the same principles that create thriving teams and successful businesses can also build strong Christian marriages and families.
Through practical wisdom and real-life leadership insight, Chad challenges listeners to take a step back and intentionally work on their marriage, not just in it. He shares how to lead with vision, set standards rooted in faith, and create systems that strengthen both your home and your work life.
This episode is for Christian men, leaders, and husbands who want to grow in purpose, lead with integrity, and build a family culture that honors God.
You’ll hear:
- How to lead your home with the same intentionality you bring to work
- The importance of setting a godly standard in your marriage and family
- Why leading with purpose means making others feel seen and valued
- How to balance leadership in business and family through Biblical wisdom
- Why self-awareness, accountability, and reflection are key to lasting legacy
Legacy Takeaway:
You don’t grow a business — you grow people. And the same is true at home. When you lead your marriage and family with purpose, consistency, and God’s wisdom, you build success that lasts far beyond the workplace.
📌 Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Who in my home or workplace is better today because of my leadership? What can I shift this week to lead with more purpose and presence?
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In a culture that glorifies hustle, noise, and comparison, staying devoted to God, marriage, and family takes intentionality. In this inspiring episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Megan Lacefield invites Christian women to pause, realign their hearts, and rediscover what devotion truly means.
Through relatable stories, scripture, and personal reflection, Megan shares how to live faithfully in a distracted world — and how devotion can strengthen your relationship with God, transform your home, and shape your legacy for generations to come.
This episode is a powerful reminder that true devotion isn’t about doing more — it’s about being present with God in every moment.
You’ll hear:
- How to stay spiritually grounded as a Christian woman in a fast-paced world
- Why devotion begins with identity and overflows into marriage and motherhood
- How to balance faith, family, and calling without striving for perfection
- The difference between distraction and devotion — and how to guard your heart
- How spiritual practices like prayer, journaling, and worship strengthen your faith daily
- Why devotion defines your legacy and how your faith impacts generations
Scriptures shared:
Romans 12:11–12 • Psalm 139:23–24 • Luke 10:38–42 • Proverbs 3:5–6 • Isaiah 40:31 • Deuteronomy 6:5–9 • 2 Timothy 1:5
Legacy Takeaway:
Your greatest legacy begins with your devotion. When you’re rooted in God’s presence and surrendered to His plan, you build a home, marriage, and life that reflect His faithfulness — even in the middle of the mess.
📌 Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Where in my life do I need to trade distraction for devotion? How can I make space to be with God instead of just doing things for Him?
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In a world that challenges faith, family, and masculinity, what does it mean to stand firm? In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad Lacefield delivers a message that every Christian man needs to hear — a call to rise in faith-filled leadership, live with discipline, and lead your family with purpose.
Drawing from Scripture and his message at a recent men’s conference, Chad unpacks the pillars of godly leadership and how men can build an unshakable foundation that impacts generations. He shares personal stories of faith, fatherhood, and legacy while breaking down how identity, vision, and self-control align to create the life God designed for you.
This episode will encourage you to become a man of excellence — rooted in God’s Word, consistent in daily habits, and committed to protecting the people and purpose He’s placed in your care.
You’ll hear:
- Why identity comes before discipline in building Christian character and confidence
- How vision gives direction for your marriage, fatherhood, and business
- The role of self-control in protecting your faith, home, and mental resilience
- What it means to practice daily spiritual discipline through prayer and Scripture
- How to lead with excellence and model Biblical manhood in a modern world
Legacy Takeaway:
Faithful leadership starts with daily discipline. When you renew your mind, live with vision, and lead with self-control, you don’t just build success — you build a family legacy anchored in faith and excellence.
Conversation Starter:
Ask yourself: Where in my life do I need to sharpen my focus, grow in discipline, and lead more intentionally?
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So much of life is shaped by perspective. The lens you choose—gratitude or negativity, faith or fear—can impact everything from your marriage to your family rhythms to your work life.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan talk about the power of changing your lens and how it transforms the way you live, lead, and love. With real-life stories, Biblical wisdom, and practical rhythms, they share how Christian couples can reframe challenges and choose gratitude in every season.
You’ll hear:
- Why marriage and family thrive when you choose gratitude daily
- How to renew your mind through God’s Word and shift negative thinking
- The impact of surrounding yourself with the right people and conversations
- Practical ways to stop negative spirals and reframe them with truth
Scriptures that shape this mindset: Proverbs 23:7, Romans 12:2, Philippians 4:8, James 1:2–3
Legacy takeaway: Change your lens and you change your life. Gratitude and faith reframe your perspective, strengthen your marriage, and anchor your family legacy.
Conversation Starter: Ask your spouse, “What lens have I been looking through lately, and how can I shift toward gratitude this week?”
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Marriage isn’t built on perfection. It’s built on faith, commitment, and intentional daily choices.
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan open up about what has sustained their marriage for 30 years—and how you can apply the same principles to your own relationship. Whether you’re newlyweds or decades in, these truths will encourage you to keep building a marriage that lasts.
You’ll hear:
- Why commitment over convenience keeps love steady through every season
- How to laugh often and forgive quickly to protect unity
- The importance of pursuing your spouse daily in both small gestures and big moments
- A powerful look at Ecclesiastes 4:9–12 and why “two are better than one”
- How faith, grace, and shared rhythms create a strong Christian marriage foundation
Legacy takeaway: A lasting marriage isn’t built in a day—it’s built daily. Choose commitment, grace, and pursuit over perfection, and watch your love grow stronger with time.
Conversation Starter for Couples: Ask each other, “What makes you feel most loved in this season?” and be ready to listen with open hearts.
Scripture reference: Ecclesiastes 4:9–12
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Every couple faces storms—financial pressure, parenting challenges, health scares, busy schedules—but how do you stay grounded when life gets overwhelming?
In this episode of Legacy Life with the Lacefields, Chad and Megan open up about the anchors that have carried them through decades of marriage, parenting, business, and ministry. Rooted in Scripture and shaped by community, they share what it really means to be anchored in faith and how those anchors strengthen marriage, family culture, and your legacy.
You’ll hear:
- The role of daily faith habits like prayer, Scripture, and church community in keeping you steady.
- How to choose your table wisely and surround yourself with people who cheer you on in hard seasons.
- Why your marriage rhythms and routines matter more than your calendar or bank account.
- The miracle story of their son’s fall and how God showed up in the middle of a storm.
- The power of celebrating milestones and documenting God’s faithfulness in a legacy journal.
Legacy Takeaway: When your faith is anchored, the storms can’t sink you. Build habits, rhythms, and community that keep you steady through every season.
Conversation Starter for Couples: Ask your spouse, “What’s one way we can anchor ourselves in faith this week?” Then choose one small step and do it together.
Scripture references: Hebrews 12:1–2, Jeremiah 29:13
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What does it really mean to live your legacy? For Chad and Megan, it started with a shift—choosing presence over performance, faith over fleeting success, and family over busyness.
In this episode, they share:
- The moment they realized legacy wasn’t just about raising kids, but about impacting generations.
- Why legacy isn’t about what you leave—it’s about what you live every single day.
- How to define your own version of legacy by asking the right questions.
- Practical steps to clarify your values, celebrate milestones, and create rhythms of intentional living.
- Why accountability, community, and faith are essential to building a life that lasts.
Legacy takeaway: Give the best of you for the rest of you. Start now. Live full. Love deeply. Lead strong. Your legacy begins today.
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this debut episode of Live Your Legacy Life, Chad and Megan Lacefield share what it really looks like to navigate seasons of transition with faith and obedience. After Chad stepped away from a 31-year career in the building materials industry, they found themselves in an unfamiliar but deeply transformative season of slowing down, letting go, and rediscovering rhythms that align with God’s calling.
They reflect on the shift from their former podcast, Built for Two, which focused on Christian marriage, into Live Your Legacy Life—a broader conversation about faith, family, leadership, health, and legacy. Through candid storytelling, Chad and Megan talk about relearning each other after decades of busyness, redefining success beyond career milestones, and choosing presence over pressure in their marriage and family life.
You’ll walk away encouraged and challenged to:
Seek God’s voice when navigating change and uncertainty.
Reevaluate your rhythms at home, in marriage, and in leadership.
Understand why legacy isn’t something you leave behind—it’s something you live out daily.
Ask yourself powerful questions like: What do I need to release? What rhythms align with my values? How can I be more intentional with my time, health, and family?
Whether you’re navigating a career shift, redefining success, or simply longing for more presence in your marriage and family, this episode will give you practical wisdom and spiritual encouragement to take the next step toward living your legacy today.
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After three decades of doing life side by side, we’ve discovered so much—not just about each other, but about ourselves. In today’s episode, we’re getting personal and sharing what we’ve uncovered through 30 years of growth, faith, and connection.
Here’s what we cover:
- Why reassurance and respect are foundational in marriage
- What it really means to pursue and appreciate your spouse
- The surprising ways we process emotions differently — and how we make it work
- Why laughter is our secret superpower (and our sneaky escape route from real talk 😅)
- Creating space for quality time, fun, and adventure in every season
- How our marriage reflects our personal pursuit of God
- Loving the evolving versions of each other — through every high, low, and “in-between”
- Whether you’re just a few years in or nearing your own big milestone, this episode will help you reflect on the kind of love that lasts — one that’s honest, intentional, and full of grace.
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In this episode, we’re opening up about what 30 years of marriage has taught us—not just about love and partnership, but about personal growth, evolving identity, and how to stay connected through every season.
Marriage isn’t about staying the same—it’s about growing together and individually. From learning how to navigate emotional disconnection to honoring each other’s differences, we’re talking through the lessons we wish someone had told us sooner. If your relationship has ever felt off-rhythm, you’re not alone—and this conversation is for you.
Whether you're newly married or decades in, this episode will help you reflect, realign, and move forward with more grace and intention.
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In this special anniversary episode, Chad and Megan kick off a 3-part series reflecting on their 30 years of marriage. This week, they share the 10 biggest lessons they’ve learned along the way—from navigating conflict with grace to staying emotionally and spiritually connected.
You’ll hear about:
- Why marriage is worth the work—even when it’s hard
- How unity doesn’t require total agreement
- The importance of staying emotionally and spiritually in sync
- How forgiveness, laughter, and growth shape a lasting relationship
- Why the best is yet to come—no matter what season you're in
If you're ready to grow a legacy-centered marriage that lasts, this episode is packed with truth, encouragement, and real talk!
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In this heartfelt episode, we share the simple but powerful concept of “spring cleaning” your marriage. Just like clutter piles up in our homes, it can also build in our relationships—emotionally, spiritually, and even in our schedules. We talk about how to identify what’s getting in the way, clear it out with intention, and create space for deeper connection. From honest conversations and calendar resets to spiritual check-ins and small acts of maintenance, this episode will help you make room for what matters most.
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In this solo episode, Chad dives into the power of transformation and the choices we make daily that shape our lives, marriages, and futures. He shares a powerful truth: What you don’t change, you choose. Whether it’s your health, relationships, finances, or personal growth, your current reality is a result of your past decisions.
If you’ve been feeling stuck, uninspired, or unsure of your next steps, this episode is a wake-up call. Tune in and discover how small, intentional choices can lead to massive transformation in every area of your life.
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In this special Wife Chat episode, we sit down with April Riley to have an open and honest conversation about marriage, seasons of change, and how to navigate transitions with faith and intention. April shares her personal journey of stepping away from a 23-year career in education, the unexpected challenges that came with it, and how she and her husband, Mitch, worked through it together.
Through real-life experiences, we discuss how to cultivate deeper connection in marriage, the importance of honest communication, and the power of living out your legacy with purpose. Whether you’re navigating a career change, adjusting to a new season in life, or simply looking for ways to strengthen your marriage, this episode is full of encouragement and wisdom.
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We’re celebrating a milestone! Most podcasts don’t make it this far, but thanks to God, each other, and YOU, we’re here—reflecting on the journey, the lessons, and the legacy we’re building together. In this special anniversary episode, we’re revisiting some of our most impactful moments, sharing listener favorites, and diving into the core of what makes marriage work—commitment, growth, honesty, and God’s grace.
Whether you're newly married or decades in, this episode will remind you why marriage is worth the work.
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In this episode of Built for Two, Chad and Megan Lacefield dive into the different seasons of marriage—busy seasons, growing seasons, waiting seasons, and challenging seasons. They discuss how recognizing the season you’re in can help you and your spouse stay connected, communicate better, and strengthen your relationship. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, adjusting to a big life transition, or facing a tough season, this episode will give you practical tools and encouragement to navigate it together.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan Lacefield dive into the difference between routine and rhythm in marriage. While Chad thrives on structured routines, Megan embraces a more flexible rhythm. Together, they explore how couples can create intentional rhythms that strengthen their relationship, maintain connection, and keep communication open. They share practical tips like weekly check-ins, date nights, and recognizing when it’s time to reset. Whether you’re a planner or more go-with-the-flow, this episode will help you find balance in your marriage.
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In this heartfelt episode of the Built for Two podcast, Chad and Megan sit down with Philip and Destiny, a couple whose marriage spans nearly 30 years. They share their journey of faith, family, and embracing change. From raising five children to making bold transitions in their careers and ministry, Philip and Destiny open up about the challenges, joys, and lessons that have shaped their partnership.
Discover how they’ve built a foundation of resilience, intentionality, and grace in their marriage and family. Whether it’s creating a “greenhouse of greatness” for their kids, navigating major life changes, or finding alignment in their decisions, their story is a testament to the power of unity, faith, and purpose.
This episode is packed with wisdom and encouragement for couples in every stage of life. Tune in and be inspired to deepen your connection, embrace growth, and walk in purpose together.
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In this heartfelt episode, Chad and Megan sit down with Riley Lacefield to share his powerful story of resilience and healing after a devastating roofing accident. Riley recounts the life-changing moment when he fell over 20 feet during a roof inspection, and how that single incident transformed his life forever.
The conversation explores the physical and emotional challenges he faced during his recovery, and the role of faith and family support in his healing process. Riley opens up about his journey of vulnerability, the power of prayer, and how his community became a lifeline during one of his most challenging seasons.
This episode is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the importance of leaning on faith and loved ones in times of hardship.
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In this solo episode, Megan Lacefield shares her heart on the importance of dreaming, planning, and setting goals as a couple as we step into a brand-new year. She opens up about the power of prayer, the value of setting aside intentional time together, and how clear communication can create alignment and unity in your marriage.
Megan also breaks down how to turn big dreams into actionable steps and why it’s so important to keep the process fun, light, and memorable. If you’re ready to set a foundation for your marriage this year and move forward with purpose and intention, this episode is for you.
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As we step into a brand-new year, Chad and Megan invite you to explore the heart of living a legacy—not just leaving one behind. In this episode, they reflect on their recent Legacy Life gathering, emphasizing the power of intentional relationships, the value of pausing to look back on the past year, and the importance of setting purposeful goals for 2025.
From celebrating both big and small wins to building deeper connections with your family and community, this episode is an open invitation to approach the new year with clarity, purpose, and gratitude. Whether you're planning with your spouse, reflecting on your own, or dreaming about your next chapter, this conversation will inspire you to step into the year ahead with intention and heart.
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In this episode of Built for Two, Chad and Megan Lacefield open up about their favorite Christmas traditions and why they matter so much to their family. They share how traditions help create stronger bonds, the joy of starting new ones, and the importance of staying flexible as family dynamics change.
Chad and Megan talk about finding balance during the busy holiday season, focusing on what truly matters, and how intentional communication can make a big difference when planning with family. Whether it’s keeping old traditions, letting go of ones that no longer fit, or creating new memories, this episode is packed with ideas to make this season one to remember
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The holiday season is here, and while it’s a time for joy and celebration, it can also come with its fair share of stress. In this episode of Built for Two, Chad and Megan dive into the heart of what makes the holidays meaningful: presence, connection, and intentionality.
They share practical insights on navigating family dynamics, creating meaningful traditions, and prioritizing rest over the hustle and bustle. This conversation will inspire you to slow down, focus on what truly matters, and set the stage for a joyful, peaceful holiday season.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the holiday rush, this episode is the perfect reminder to embrace presence over presents.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan Lacefield sit down with Riley and Savannah Lacefield to share their incredible love story. From meeting as middle schoolers to navigating a long-distance relationship, they reflect on the moments that shaped their journey.
Riley and Savannah talk about how their childhood experiences influenced their approach to marriage, how they chose to marry young despite the challenges, and how family dynamics and community support have helped them grow as a couple and as parents.
This heartfelt conversation dives into the importance of faith, communication, and respect in building a lasting marriage. The Lacefields share personal stories about overcoming struggles, embracing vulnerability, and finding strength in prayer and their community. If you’re looking for inspiration to build a strong foundation in your marriage, this episode is for you.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan explain the importance of managing your inner circle and the people you let into your life.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss what it looks like to walk with integrity. They talk about the spiritual benefits of sticking to your word, committing to your spouse, and setting actionable goals in your life. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Megan gives her framework for maintaining peace in her life. She talks time management, spiritual attunement, and having grace and mercy for yourself and others. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with fitness influencers and close friends Neill and Amy Thompson. They discuss the importance of maintaining physical health, spiritual well being, and fostering intimacy in marriage. you can find Neill and Amy @betterwithage.together on instagramLearn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with some of their best friends and talking about the importance of adventure, making friends with other married couples, and supporting one another in everyday life. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the Cawley family and discuss young love, communication skills, and the importance of being intentional.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down once again with the Alvarez family and discuss faith, trust, patience, and love. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to instill confidence in your spouse through continued support and communication. They discuss love languages, the complexities of cooperating, and intentionality. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan give you 10 easy strategies to improve your marriage today! They talk intimacy, commitment, and how to have longevity in your relationship with your spouse and christ.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the Felkers to discuss Family, Parenting, Faith, and Legacy.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Megan sits down with her friend Stephanie to discuss what makes a successful marriage. They discuss conflict resolution, Intimacy, and spiritual progressLearn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad sits down with his friend and co worker Connor as they discuss what it takes to be a husband and a man in the eyes of God. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss guarding your rest time, avoiding burnout, and how to thrive in the midst of busyness.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their very own granddaughter and discuss the meaning of love, marriage, and what it means to have true fun in life.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to work through communication snags and seek to know each deeper through compassion, communication, and forgiveness. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
This episode is a compilation of many impactful moments on the Built For Two Podcast. Chad and Megan talk through conflict resolution, parenting habits, consequences of deferred communication, and how to love each other and seek God's glory in all things. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, we take a trip to the past to hear about Chad's journey to success. Chad and Megan talk through dreams and goals, discipline, and the habits that have shaped Chad into the man he is today.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan deconstruct the parenting habits and relationships they have built with their children in order to encourage generational wealth and prosperity. They discuss legacy, young entrepreneurship, and the importance of encouraging your children.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan cover the importance of setting goals and dreams. They discuss discipline, realistic goal setting, and how to support one another on their path to success.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan cover the value of perseverance and patience. They detail strategies for growth, acceptance and commitment, and the fruits of living a loving and transparent life. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan talk about the joys of having children that are all grown up. They talk about the difference between being Coaches vs. consultants, the dynamic humility and grace play in relationships, and the value of having open and honest communication with their children.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Megan goes over the details of the marathon she recently ran. She discusses dreams and goal setting, surrounding yourself with people who encourage you, and the power of sacrifice and respect in a relationship Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan get transparent by sharing their struggles, and the universal struggles that all couples likely face. They discuss wrestling with God, conflict resolution, and ways to play a stronger supporting role in your spouses life. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss the importance of doing difficult things. They discuss how to have hard conversations, move through rough patches, and grow to respect and honor your spouse.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan use the structure of traditional vows to deconstruct what the value behind married really is. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan have a deep and honest unscripted conversation with each other and the listeners. They talk about rest, the renewal of purpose, and the inspiration they receive from helping other couples achieve their dreams. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan cover the importance of seeking to know one another. They explain the importance of engagement and being fully present, the virtues of retaining individual identity and strength of character, and how to maintain patience and commitment to your partners peace and success. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan provide helpful tips on how to listen and engage with your partner. They discuss the difference between hearing and listening, subtle ways they remind each other of each other's presence, and ways that they intentionally shift their perspectives to be their best selves.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan celebrate surpassing 100 episodes by asking each other questions about how they maintain their daily lives. They discuss compromise, their intentions with Built For Two, why they make the most out of every day, and more! Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, which is the 100th episode of the series, Chad and Megan kick off their series " I'm Right Here", where they discuss the importance of being seen and known within marriage. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan teach you how to identify your distractions and make room for new patterns. They discuss how they handle distractions in their life, how they refocus on each other daily, and how they form new habits to foster more intentionality in their marriage.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss making space in their life for rest and rejuvenation. They talk about different qualities of rest, the struggle they have had and how they have changed their relationship with rest, and what advice they have for achieving balance in their marriage. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan celebrate the 2 year anniversary of the podcast by sharing their favorite moments from the top ten most listened to episodes over the years. You will hear clips from their friends Law and Mari, their discussion on faith and trust, their discussion on creating fences and trenches to protect their marriage, and more! The episode ends with an excerpt from their love story, explaining how it all began, and why marriage is worth the work!Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to stay unified in marriage and work through conflict. They discuss powerful tools that will help you tackle some of the road bumps in your marriage dynamic. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan finish their discussion on the topic of Running Your Race. Their intention in this series has been to equip you with practical tools you can use in 2024 to dream big, not only so you can accomplish more as a couple, but so that you can start winning at every level. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to persevere when pursuing your dreams. They discuss the importance of patience, humility, and cooperation. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to form a network of people that speak into and support not only you as a couple, but you and your spouse individually. They discuss the importance of accountability, fellowship, and humility amongst friends, family, and God.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan break down how to start dreaming and preparing for 2024. They discuss the habits they engage in to ensure their marriage is healthy, and their hearts and minds are set on the future. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to make your year a successful one! They talk habits, intentional planning, and cooperation for maximum optimization!Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan talk through the value of dreaming and setting goals. They discuss their dream retreat, tips for planning for success, and provide a framework for setting goals in the new year.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss ways to avoid the holiday hangover. They discuss time management, leaning into family, and planning for the new year. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss family traditions that they each brought to their marriage. They discuss the importance of tradition, how to engage with one another amidst holiday madness, and the importance of the three T's: Time, Talk, and Touch.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to prepare your home for Christmas. They discuss traditions, keeping joy in the process of decorating, and using your home as way to create a welcoming and warm environment for others.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to prepare for the holiday season. They talk about how to handle home and work life, naviagating holiday parties, and ways to get into the holiday spirit. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with family and discuss the joys of marriage. They discuss the nuance of dating, communication and trust, and the value of God in their marriage. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan talk about the importance of celebrating your spouse! In honor of Megan's birthday, they discuss the importance of celebration, honoring your spouse, and finding ways to make them feel truly special. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Megan discusses techniques to align yourself mentally, spiritually, and emotionally for the blessings and challenges of marriage. She talks prayer life, communication, and putting oneself in a position to trust God even more.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their cousins, Loren and Alaina! They talk about the difficulties of international living, intimacy, ministry, and more! Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
in this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the Clements! They talk about love languages, career and life shifts, parenting, thier love story, and so much more!Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss their weekly habits for a successful marriage. They talk about faith, hobbies, date planning, intimacy, and more!Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their friends Matt and Heather. They talk about the ins and outs of making their marriage work, strategies for communication and compromise, and what their secrets are to living a happy life. You don't want to miss this!Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan give you practical tips and tricks on how to keep your marriage fun and interesting. They provide fresh ideas for date nights, playing games together, interacting with family and friends, and more!
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to handle and grow through seasonal changes in your marriage. They talk about how to adjust your mindset, re-evaluate habits, and work together more effectively.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss ways to ensure your marriage is protected from certain dynamics in the secular world. They discuss how communication, clarification, and transparency play a roll in establishing the appropriate "trenches and fences" to protect your marriage
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to handle growing contention and unresolved conflict. They discuss ways to reframe your mindset towards your spouse, how to grow your communication skills, and the importance of forgiveness.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss three reasons why they plan weekend getaways. They discuss the hidden value in a change of scenery, the utility of a novel experience, and how they keep things fresh after many years of marriage. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss creating regular rhythms in your life. They talk about intentional connection, family gatherings, and non-negotiable rituals that help them live their best life together.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to freshen up your marriage. They discuss their strategies for ensuring proper communication, intentionality, and true connection in your love life.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to nurture your marriage. They discuss the importance of personal growth and reflection, communication, and rejuvenating activities you can do as a couple.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss the advantages of establishing rhythms and traditions in your marriage. They explain rhythms that they use to become closer, as well as techniques that they employ to keep their marriage fresh.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss repentance in marriage. They talk about strategies for facilitating open and honest discussions, providing space for your partner, and how to make it easier to have difficult conversations.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the Webb's. They talk date nights, intimacy, and the power of making intentional time to be together through it all.
In this episode, Chad and Megan explain a recent injury Chad has suffered and share the wisdom they are learning through the experience. They discuss endurance, love and support, and glorifying God through trials.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss techniques on how to navigate conflict. They discuss the importance of conflict, areas in which conflict is likely, and the joys of growth and reconciliation.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their newly found friends, Neill and Amy! They talk about communication, cooperation, overcoming challenges, as well as the couple's unique love story. You don't want to miss this episode!
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In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss communication in marriage. They talk about patience, empathy, conflict resolution, and how to be intentional in continuing to develop your spiritual and emotional relationship with one another.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their friends Lynn and Debbie. They discuss longevity in marriage, how to handle faith challenges, and choosing to love, even when it is difficult.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to identify whether you are on the right road in marriage. They discuss coordination and cooperation, vision alignment, and enhanced to communication with your partner.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to take your relationship to the next level. They discuss evolution of thought, overcoming obstacles, and identifying moments when it's appropriate to "jump into the cold water" and embrace uncomfortable situations.Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss maximizing time in your marriage. They discuss maintaining an intentional prayer life, being more considerate, and how to integrate your time with your partner. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their long time friends and mentors, Dwain and Allison Webb. They talk about longevity in marriage, how to deal with conflict, and what lessons hard work can teach us.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss the importance of having a bucket list for your marriage. They talk about the value of dreaming together, as well as the importance of maintaining passion and adventure throughout your marriage journey. Next steps: Dream it up-Dream Big!Write it all down Talk about them together (preferably on a date night) Pick the top three that you want to check off in the next year. Learn more about our passion for marriages at BuiltforTwo.com . . . . .Stay connected: • Instagram and Facebook (@builtfortwo) • YouTube (Unedited videos and other Marriage Conversations.) • Please subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode and we always welcome your reviews on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to better connect in marriage. They discuss the 5 Love Languages, different forms of connection, and the definition of love. @builtfortwo on Instagram and FacebookDon't forget to leave a like/ review to help us reach more people! For more info, visit builtfortwo.com.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss strategies for overcoming difficult moments in marriage. They discuss conflict resolution, having faith, and accountability.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their good friends Law and Mari. They talk about how to manage unique marriage dynamics, work through personality differences, and how to "let go and let God".
In this episode, Chad and Megan talk about establishing direction in marriage. They discuss connectivity, being together, and clear communication when negotiating the road forward in marriage.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss the feeling of being one with your spouse. They discuss unity, various ways of fostering companionship, and what makes them feel like they are together.
In this episode, Chad and Megan talk about how to have unity in marriage. They discuss tips for managing discoursing and seeking to better one another through honest reflection and connection.
In this episode, Chad and Travis talk about leadership, responsibility, and intentionality in marriage.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to find rest in marriage. They discuss various forms of rest, from passive relaxation to intentional meditation, as well as the secrets joys of cancelled plans.
In this episode, Chad and Megan describe the power of presence and intentionality. They talk about living a legacy instead of leaving a legacy, how to focus on family, and continue to build a central family unit.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss three things they have come to understand about the nature of love. They discuss establishing healthy boundaries, communication, and the necessity of humility and grace.
In this episode, Chad and Megan tell the story of their love. They describe overcoming challenges, learning to communicate and compromise, and what it takes to trust the Lord with our lives.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their good friends, the Armstrong's. They discuss the value of compromise and communication and how to put your spouse first in your marriage.
Husband Goals
Goal 1 - Promote and Encourage your spouse so that they feel loved and supported
Goal 2 - Lead Well by taking initiative and leading by example
Goal 3 - You First. When there are arguments or things that don’t go right, look at yourself and what you could be doing better before blaming others.
Gaol 4 - Health. Focus on longevity so that you can continue to serve your spouse throughout your marriage.
Goal 5 - Have fun together. Be intentional about the ways you have fun with your spouse.
Wife goals
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We Love your man for who he is so he believes he can be the man you need.
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Invest in your marriage now. When the kids are grown+gone it’s just you two.
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Prioritize your personal health and growth. This affects more than just you.
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Pursue your man inside the bedroom. When he feels pursued he will fight for your heart everywhere else.
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Submit one to another. Mutual submission is a learned behavior.
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Practice loving them in their love language instead of always expecting them to love you in yours.
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Make room for grace. Mistakes will be made and how we handle each other’s hearts in the middle of the mess determines their willingness to share the messy stuff.
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Speak life and love. You are stewarding a son of God. If you have boys they’re watching you as you model being a wife.
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Show up for him in the big and little things Cheer him on every chance you get.
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Build your marriage with God as the foundation and you can’t fail. God doesn’t fail. No matter where you’re starting, take daily steps to keep God in the center of your marriage or to build a fail proof marriage founded on God.
In this episode, Chad and Megan get specific about the goals they have set on a personal level. They discuss compromise, flexibility, and the importance of intentionality in marriage.
In this episode, Chad and Megan share their goals with you, as well as teach you how to set goals for your marriage. They provide resources for identifying what things are a priority, which are available at builtfortwo.com.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss the importance of retrospective reflection. They communicate ways to use lessons from the past to enhance the potential for growth and change in the future.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss the value of being present during the holidays. They describe various opportunities to lean into family and friends, and understanding the true meaning behind gifts.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss their strategies for making a budget for Christmas. They discuss the ways to keep spending under control, tips for getting the right gifts, and tell stories of their gift giving adventures in the past.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to be more intentional in their marriage. They discuss putting in more work, planning for success, and living out God's plan for all of our lives.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss how to achieve clarity in marriage through fostering a clean environment, not just physically, but spiritually and mentally as well.
In this episode, Chad and Megan give you three tips on how to rekindle the fire in your marriage. They talk about the importance of building a solid foundation, and how to foster growth and passion over time.
In this episode, Chad and Megan talk about being adaptable, moldable, and prepared to learn in marriage.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss the ways in which they have committed to maximizing their marriage. From surprise gifts to small habits that make a big impact, this episode covers it all!
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit back down with the Mcintosh Family. They discuss the power of prayer, trust in partnership, and how the power of God helps us in trying times.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the Willis family. They talk about the joys and challenges of pastoral ministry, learning to communicate, and the value of putting your family first.
In this episode, Chad and Megan have the Owings Family on for a second time. They discuss patience, when to be quiet and still in marriage, and the importance of listening to God speaking to your heart.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss managing busyness in marriage. They talk about ways to cope with stress, how to communicate better, and staying close to The Spirit when it seems like there is no more energy left.
In this episode, Chad and Megan discuss letting your guard down in marriage. They talk about vulnerability, strategies for communicating, and what it means to have faith in God and trust that he takes care of you through it all.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the Owings Family to discuss their journey's in marriage, as well as the project they have collaborated on, The Fully Connected Marriage.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the Alvarrez family. They discuss what it's like to be newly married, long distance dating, how they found "the One", and how they are adjusting to life together.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the McIntosh Family and discuss overcoming struggles in marriage, falling in love, and how to honor God along the way.
In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with their podcast producer Kaishon to answer some questions he's had over the course of the last season. They discuss the beginnings of their marriage, how they have made such wonderful connections, and what it's like to dance through life together.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with the Boyd's and discuss the complexity of a blended marriage. They talk about love, Co-parenting, and relationship dynamics.
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In this episode, Chad and Megan sit down with a couple they've known for over 20 years. They talk about faith in marriage, date nights, honesty, and what it means to be Built For Two. You don't want to miss this episode!
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For More Resources On How To Have A Healthy And Happy Marriage, Visit builtfortwo.com
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Physical Growth
Being in a place of activity can free up your mind. Build relationships through exercise.
Pray before a workout. Center yourself with God first.
Emotional Health can come from Physical Health. When you work out and spend quiet time with God, you’ve accomplished something at the start of your day.
The output and capacity that you have is directly impacted by what you eat, what you consume through social media, and who you engage with throughout the day.
Everyday that you stay committed, you gain more and more confidence.
Guard your perception of health. With social media, magazines, and tv, we can fall into the trap of setting a standard that is unrealistic.
Three step plan for Physical Growth
- 1 - Do physical activity together
- 2 - Rest together
- 3 - Plan and cook meals together
Romans 12:1
“Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship.”
What pleases God pleases your spouse
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Worth The Work - Relational Growth
Relationships require to do a little extra
Play the “Question Game”
Relationships will only go as deep as you let them go. It requires making room to grow, and pressing in.
Spiritual growth is framed by relational growth.
Make sure that your relationship is in alignment.
Love Languages:
- Physical Touch
- Words of Affirmation
- Acts of Service
- Gifts
- Quality Time
Take the test and learn your partner’s Love Language
Monitor your partner’s body language and facial expressions to check in on them emotionally
Ways to lean into your relationships
- Time
- Words
- Touch
Be intentional, show your partner you love them in the way they need to be loved. If the intention or motivation is off, your partner can sense that.
Link for the Love Languages Test:
https://www.5lovelanguages.com/
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Spiritual Growth
Evaluate where you are, and where your deficiencies are.
Often times, when we get off with our partner, it’s because we are off in our spiritual life
You must have God in the center
Things We Often Put In The Place Of God:
- Work
- Family
- Physical Health/Getting Fit
- Marriage
When He is not in his rightful place, we have the opportunity to put him back.
Hebrews 12:1: Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us
For growth, you have to be active. God doesn’t want you on the sidelines
Take moments of repentance. Be honest with yourself, God, and others.
Share your moments with the Lord with your spouse
Grow in your personal time with God, The Word, and Prayer:
- Personal moments (nature walks, jogging, meditation)
- Reading and hearing The Word
- Talking to God personally, and together
To grow with God, you have to put in the time.
Start where you are. Bring him what is on your heart.
Part of the Spiritual Growth Process is leaning into others. Begin to encourage people.
Encouragement is speaking courage into someone or something. Speak courage into yourself, as well as the situation you are in.
Commit to your local church. Lean into a group of people who are invested in the same thing as you. There are people there who love you, and who need to be loved by you.
Invest in your community. Figure out how you're going to invest in your people.
Seek to be held accountable. Be in a position where you are teachable and coachable.
This Week’s Challenge: Encourage Someone
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WORTH The WORK - Series
Work = activity involving mental or physical effort in order to achieve a purpose or result
Three Areas of Growth
- Spiritual growth is growing with God
- Relational Growth is focusing on building your relationship with each other
- Physical Growth is building Health and Intimacy
Areas we have put in the work
- Communication
- Making each other a priority over work/kids
- Scheduling time just for us
- Praying for each other
Remember that you are joining two families
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What To Do When Life Gets Too Busy
Evaluate Your Environment
- Watch for cues when they are “spent”
- Lean into whatever feels like rest
- Turn off the distractions and communicate to connect
- Ask your spouse what they need
Signs You’re Too Busy - Areas That Suffer
- Convos are surface; intimacy isn’t priority
- Use TV/phone to unwind or avoid
- Easily irritable + disengaged
Create Your Culture - Intentional Reset
Listen
Observe
Outline
Keep going
Plan a date night/getaway and prepare your heart for honest conversation
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Choosing Forgiveness in Marriage
- “Offense is an event, offended is a decision” -Steven Furtic
- Live like we believe in the Bible
- Col 3:13 "Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you"
- Forgiveness is a choice
- Forgiveness is a gift you give yourself
- Forgiveness is a gift you give your spouse
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Take Aways From The Show:
Be Where Your Feet Are
Question: What are some of the non negotiables we put in place to make this happen?
Shut Off What Is Distracting You
Get up extra early to work out and take care of stuff so you don’t sacrifice family time
Take a 15 minute nap to recharge so you can engage
Don’t be selfish
Engage with those in front of you
Are you in the moment?
What are you worried about?
Don’t miss out on today
Tomorrow will take care of itself
Matthew 6:34 is “Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. ... Each day has enough trouble of its own.”
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High school sweethearts who started on shaky ground but landed on a firm foundation when we surrendered to Jesus and allowed His plans to unfold for our lives as we pursued God, growth and each other! Almost 27 years into this with two kids who are married and two amazing grandkids we work hard every day to invest in others and sow into our legacy for the generations that are coming behind them. We believe we are here to love God, have fun and make memories!
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The Three Things We Learned On Our Kayak Adventure
The First Thing We Learned: Know Who Is Leading
- If You’re Not In Rhythm And No One Is Leading, You’ll End Up Paddling In Circles
- It’s Not Just “Submitting To Your Role”, It’s Trusting That God Is Working In Your Partner, And Honoring Them By Letting Them Use The Gifts God Has Given Them
- Set Your Partner Up For Success Instead Of Assuming They’ll Fail
The Second Thing We Learned: Find Your Rhythm
- If You’re Simply Going Through The Motions, You Can Lose Sight Of Your Common Goal. It Is Best To Recenter And Work Together.
- Getting Stuck Is Common And Normal. Lean Into God And Understand You Aren’t Just Working Through Hardships and Challenges For Yourself. You Are Becoming Better So That You Can Make An Impact On Generations To Come
The Third Thing We Learned: Don’t Quit
- Understand That Quitting Is Not An Option. When You’re In The Middle Of The Ocean, The Only Way To Get Back To Shore Is To Trust One Another
- We All Get Tired And Frustrated Because We Are Trying To Do All The Work Ourselves; This Leads To Becoming Out Of Sync. Take A Deep Breath, Refocus, And Start To Work Together Again
- Recognize That Marriage Is Built For Two; We Don’t Complete Each Other, We Don’t Compete With Each Other, We Compliment Each Other.
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The First Ingredient: Be Intentional
- To Be Intentional, You Have To Be Thoughtful
- Be Listening To What Your Partner Likes And Wants, So That When The Time Comes, You Can Make Your Partner Feel Special
- Ask Your Partner What They’d Like You To Wear, If They Have A Preference
The Second Ingredient: Have Fun and Laugh Together
- Make Sure It’s Light Hearted And Fun
- Laugh A LOT
- If You’ve Had A Tough Week, Think Back On What It Was Like When You First Started Dating And The Excitement That Came With That
- Make A Note On Your Phone Called “Date Ideas” And Share It With Your Spouse. When You See Something Fun You’d Like To Do, Write It Down
The Third Ingredient: Connect Through Conversation
- Initiate The Conversation, And Engage
- Ask Questions Like: How Are YOU Doing? How Is Your Heart? What Are You Thinking About?
- If It Seems Like It Isn’t The Right Time To Ask A Certain Question, Move To A More Light Hearted One
- Communicate To CONNECT, Not Just To Get A Point Across
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