Marriage Matters: Recent Episodes
Faith Chapel
Conversations to equip your marriage. This show is an extension of the Marriage Matters ministry of Faith Chapel in Billings, MT
Fred Nelson shares about several ways to fight the things that bring chaos into marriages.
What every parent is both excited and scared about—when the kids go out on their own. How do we let our kids leave well? Dustin provides framework for how to navigate this time and begin preparing now, no matter what age your kids are.
How do you make sure your kid is secure? Dustin helps us walk through what it is and why it's so important.
Correction and discipline are some of the most difficult parts of parenting. In this episode, Dustin helps create framework for how to correct our kids in a healthy way that sets them up for the future.
Jordan and Dustin talk through how to practically connect with our kids and build a foundation of love.
Every parent wonders if they're doing it right. How do we intentionally raise our kids? In this intro, Jordan and Dustin lay the foundation for the series on Domino Parenting hoping to point us all in the right direction.
In this episode, recorded live at a Marriage Matters event, Pastor Randy Remington shares about oneness and kindness, the two elements needed for a healthy, lasting marriage.
In Part 2, we have a conversation with Evan & Larissa Cook to hear their unique perspective on marriage advice and find out what they wish every marriage should know.
In Part 1 of Marriage Advice, we sit down with Josh & Rachel Gilligan to talk through all of the different types of marriage advice and what was helpful and what was just confusing.
Jordan & Alyssa talk with Joel & Paige about their rhythm of sabbath and how they've adopted some unique family rhythms.
View and download discussion questions here
If you are looking for help in your marriage, especially in the area of healing from trauma or hurts and hangups, email the Guidance & Care department for lists of counselors, studies, and groups that can equip your marriage to find healing and wholeness.
Discussion Questions
Slowing references:
- John Mark Comer // The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
- Dallas Willard // The Spirit of the Disciplines