After nearly reaching the end of her own marriage, former divorce attorney Toni Nieuwhof shares what helped her and Carey rebuild their relationship. From counseling and community to forgiveness and taking responsibility for your part, Toni offers hope for couples wondering if it’s too late to turn things around.

Hard seasons don’t have to pull a marriage apart. Kevin Thompson and pastor Ricky Jenkins talk about walking through loss, anxiety, ministry pressure, and unexpected challenges—and how faith, forgiveness, and intentional rhythms can help couples grow closer through suffering.

What happens when one spouse feels called toward something new? Blaine, Adrienne, and Kevin have an honest conversation about pursuing new passions, making big decisions as a couple, and supporting each other without losing sight of the season you’re in.

Jodi and Missy Vaughn share what they’ve learned through 25 years of marriage, raising a family, and navigating unexpected challenges together. From choosing fun and making memories to walking through life with their son Logan, they share how faith, gratitude, and supporting one another have strengthened their marriage through every season.

Why do you react the way you do under stress? Kevin Thompson and Dr. Barbara Wilson explore the nine Enneagram personality types and how understanding your motivations can help you grow, communicate better, and build healthier relationships.

Your personality affects more than you realize—especially in marriage. Kevin Thompson and Dr. Barbara Wilson explore how understanding yourself and your spouse can transform conflict, build empathy, and create deeper connection.

Worship leaders Garrett and Kate share how marriage, ministry, parenting, and life on the road all intersect. From learning each other’s strengths to navigating conflict, family priorities, and a rapidly growing platform, they open up about staying connected while following where God leads.

What does it really mean to support your spouse? Kevin, Blaine, and Adrienne explore how encouragement, respect, and understanding your spouse’s unique needs can create a stronger, more connected marriage.