Mindful Marriage Podcast

Craig & Gina Morgan have a heart and a call to help families navigate blending families together. We pray their story blesses you as you balance marriage, parenting, and blending a family.

Rod and Wendy Gordon have so much marriage wisdom to share and in this episode, we dig into their wisdom and guidance. Spoiler alert - it feels like we use a lot of big words in this podcast and Broc is clearly the winner of the big word contest.

From meeting in the Navy to blending a family, Rod & Wendy have learned many valuable lessons that are foundational to having a great relationship. There is such helpful information to be gleaned from their story.

In this episode, we look back on the Todd & Natalie Mead interview and break down some of their great examples of having a long and prosperous relationship. One of the best ways we can have a better marriage is by learning from others, and this was a great learning experience.

Todd & Natalie Mead took some time to share with us about their marriage journey. Todd has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, and this podcast allows them to reflect on the lessons they have learned through being together and learning how to love each other even in the toughest of times.

We are not wired to go through this life alone. Story reminds us that our problems are not unique and that others can understand so that we can truly see that healing can happen. Story can be the change that you and others are looking for.

Sex can be something that brings a couple great closeness, or it can bring difficulty and misunderstanding. We believe that talking about sex with your partner can be a great way for you to have a better sex life. How you talk about sex - that is the issue. In this episode, we discuss healthy questions and how these conversations can lead to better marital and sexual satisfaction.

In this episode, Tara rolls her eyes at Broc but later acquiesces that he may be right when he calls empathy the straw to blend a marriage into something where each person feels seen, heard and valued. Join us as we define empathy and share how it can truly be a game changer and set a great tone for all of your married life.

Money can be an extreme source of contention in your marriage, but what if we could give you a few ideas to turn those arguments into understanding? Like other areas in your marriage, money is something you can grow in your relationship into a place of understanding and growth.

It is so easy to isolate. Our experience has shown us that isolation in marriage (or lack of community with others outside of our marriage) doesn't give us the full opportunity to embrace the wholeness that could be gained. Oftentimes community can be that missing thing that brings hope, understanding, healing, and compassion to our marriage.