Redesign Your Marriage | Joe and Shelby Seeley

A honest, authentic podcast where we discuss everything from sex, intimacy, marriage, unity, family and legacy. Does your marriage feel like a constant DIY project that will never get completed? And at times you just want to tear it down and start over? Well then this podcast is for you… Joe and Shelby are high school sweethearts who have been married 23 years and have had to remodel everything in their lives multiple times and during the toughest of times they have never given up on the vision of what their marriage could be. With backgrounds in real estate, ministry and business ownership Joe and Shelby have coached thousands of people at all different stages of life, marriage and business. No matter what phase your relationships are in, Whether it's the dream phase, redesign, remodeling or the full renovation, they want to provide you the concrete tools to create the marriage you’ve always dreamed of.

33. The 5 Questions That Will Shape Your Marriage This Year 01/14/2026

33. The 5 Questions That Will Shape Your Marriage This Year In today’s episode, we’re continuing the vision conversation we started in part one. These next five questions felt heavier—but in the best way. They forced us to slow down and really assess what season we’re in, what we’re being asked to step into, and what might need to be released so we can move forward with clarity and unity. Vision isn’t just about dreaming—it’s about making room. We start with a big question: What opportunities are we being called to step into, and what do we need to let go of to make room? This one surfaced a lot for us. God rarely adds without asking us to release something, and we’ve learned that holding onto old things—relationships, commitments, habits—can actually become obstacles in the next season. Just because something was good doesn’t mean it’s meant to come with you forever. Timing matters, and not every opportunity is a now opportunity. Next, we talk about finances and what financial freedom actually looks like for us. This conversation has evolved over 27 years of marriage. Financial freedom isn’t just a number—it’s emotional, relational, and deeply tied to trust and shared values. We share how our focus has shifted from trading time for money to creating sustainability, margin, and legacy—not just for our kids, but for generations to come. From there, we unpack boundaries—because strong marriages are protected, not accidental. Boundaries aren’t walls; they’re gates. In this season, we’ve learned the importance of accountability, wise counsel, unified decision-making, and having safe people who can speak into our lives. One of our current boundaries is simple but powerful: if both of us don’t say yes, it’s a no for now. Unity creates safety. We also lean into one of our favorite topics: adventures, experiences, and traditions. Fun is not optional—it’s fuel. Shared joy builds resilience, and intentional memories anchor you during hard seasons. From annual family vision trips to spontaneous adventures and weekly family dinners, we talk about how intentionality has shaped our family culture and helped our kids grow with confidence and focus. We close with the final question: What promise do we want to make for this next chapter that will anchor us spiritually and relationally? Promises define direction. They’re not about pressure—they’re about identity and commitment. We each share the promises we’re making to one another and encourage you to revisit your promises too. You’re not starting over—you’re building forward. Marriage isn’t a DIY project, and you don’t have to do this alone. LINKS: Website: Facebook: Quick Episode Summary: 0:00 – Welcome to part two of the marriage vision conversation 1:00 – Why these questions are forward-facing and harder 2:00 – Question 6: What opportunities are we being called into? 3:00 – Why God asks us to release things before adding new ones 4:10 – New opportunities vs. now opportunities 5:30 – Doing opportunities in unity (we win or learn together) 6:45 – Making room by letting go of relationships or commitments 8:00 – Stepping deeper into coaching and mentoring 9:10 – Question 7: What does financial freedom look like for us? 10:30 – Why money is emotional and reveals values 12:00 – Shifting from trading time for money to legacy thinking 14:00 – Building generational impact, not just provision 15:10 – Question 8: What boundaries protect our marriage? 16:30 – Boundaries create safety, not restriction 18:00 – Accountability, mentors, and unity in decisions 19:30 – Question 9: Adventures, traditions, and intentional fun 21:00 – Why fun is fuel and shared joy builds resilience 22:30 – Family traditions, vision trips, and spontaneous adventures 24:30 – Question 10: The promise we’re making for the next chapter 26:00 – Letting go of broken promises from the past 27:30 – Recommitting to covenant and building forward 28:45 – Encouragement to start with one question this week 29:45 – Final encouragement + coaching invitation /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/39654345

32. 27 Years In: Here’s Our Secrets and The Vision We’re Building for Our Next Chapter 12/11/2025

32. 27 Years In: Here’s Our Secrets and The Vision We’re Building for Our Next Chapter In today’s episode, we’re literally inviting you into our anniversary getaway. Yes… we are sitting in a hotel room, journals spread out everywhere, soaking in the fact that we’ve been married 27 years. And honestly? We’re still learning, still growing, and still asking God to show us what’s next for our marriage. We’ve had so many people ask us lately, “What’s your secret? How have you stayed married this long?” So we wanted to take you behind the scenes and share what we’re doing right now to redesign our marriage for the next season. One of the biggest keys for us has always been vision. We had vision early in our marriage, and we are convinced that God used that to pull us forward through the hardest seasons. But vision isn’t something you set once and forget. Life changes. Kids grow up. New challenges show up. So part of staying connected is coming back to God and asking: “What do You want for our marriage now?” That’s exactly what this weekend has been about. We brought new journals, carved out intentional time, and started asking ourselves some big, honest questions. We walk through the first five questions in this episode, starting with: What do we want the next 10 years of our marriage to feel like? And yes, the word feel threw us for a loop at first. But once we slowed down, things got real. Joe shared about wanting integrity, grace, and the kind of spiritual alignment where we’re growing beautifully into the next chapter. Shelby shared her vision of a marriage that feels simple, settled, and content—but never complacent. This question brought up emotions, reflection, and such a sweet reminder that we’re still building something together. We also talk about habits that make us feel connected—traveling, laughing, praying together, taking walks, and practicing active listening. And on the flip side, we dig into the rhythms that no longer serve us. Things like defensiveness or trying to change each other instead of hearing each other’s heart. We talk through conflict honestly—how it doesn’t just expose what your spouse is doing wrong, but what’s going on inside you, just like James 4 talks about. And honestly? That realization alone has changed so much in our home. Finally, we unpack where we want our health, energy, lifestyle, and legacy to go in the next three to five years. We want to be aligned—spirit, mind, body, even hormones—so we can live fully alive. We want to have the strength and energy to hike, travel, build, and enjoy our family. And we talk deeply about legacy: what will outlive us, how we love, what our kids will remember, and what we want Jesus to look like through our lives. This episode is personal, raw, and honestly one of our favorites. Now we want to encourage you—don’t just listen. Grab a journal, sit down with your spouse, and walk through these same questions together. Part 2 is coming next! LINKS: Website: Facebook: Quick Episode Summary: 0:00 – Recording from our anniversary getaway 0:40 – The question everyone asks: “How have you been married 27 years?” 1:10 – Why we chose a simple wellness retreat 45 minutes from home 1:50 – Meeting a woman on the trail who asked us our “secret” 2:20 – Vision journals: the gift Shelby brought for the trip 3:00 – Why vision has carried us through every season 3:35 – Revisiting vision as life and kids change 4:00 – Celebrating what we’ve already accomplished together 4:30 – When marriages run out of vision, division shows up 5:00 – God’s vision vs. our own (Proverbs 29 insight) 5:45 – The 10 questions we’re asking each other this weekend 6:10 – Question 1: What do we want the next 10 years to *feel* like? 6:40 – Joe’s answer: integrity, grace, and growing beautifully 7:10 – Shelby’s answer: simple, settled, content—but not complacent 7:50 – Question 2: What is God highlighting in this season? 8:20 – Slowing down to reflect without judging each other’s answers 9:00 – These questions brought up real emotions + honest conversations 9:40 – Why this isn’t a to-do list—it’s about vision, not pressure 10:20 – Vision for marriage, family, and legacy moving forward 11:00 – Encouragement to do this exercise together 11:40 – Grab journals, sit down, and actually answer the questions 12:20 – Part 2 coming next with the final five questions 13:00 – Join the Redesign Your Marriage community + group 13:40 – Coaching, mentoring, and next-step support 14:10 – One of our secrets to 27 years: never stop having vision 15:00 – Final encouragement: We love you, we believe in your marriage /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/39364795

31. 3 Things We Would Tell Our Younger Married Selves If We Could 09/22/2025

31. 3 Things We Would Tell Our Younger Married Selves If We Could What would you say to the “year 1–5” version of your marriage? In this conversation, Joe and Shelby look back over 27 years together and share three lessons they wish they’d known at the start—practical, heart-level shifts that would’ve saved them from a lot of unnecessary conflict and helped them grow faster, together. 1) Listen for understanding (not for your turn to talk). Joe shares how, in the early years, he often listened just long enough to respond—then realized he needed to slow down and truly hear Shelby. They reference James’ “quick to listen, slow to speak” posture and the simple counseling exercise of repeating back what you heard to confirm understanding. Their family shorthand helps too: Do you need to be Heard, Helped, or Hugged? (the “3 H’s”). 2) Learn to trust—and release control. Shelby opens up about how past trauma made trust harder and fed a need to control “everything,” from bills to schedules. The shift came by believing Joe had her best interest at heart and doing inner-heart work (healing) so she didn’t carry old baggage into daily life. They also note the Love & Respect “motivation cycle” and how trusting each other’s intent (and ultimately trusting God) changed the tone of their home. 3) Choose the right relationships for your marriage. If they could go back, they’d intentionally build a “relationship ecosystem”: mentors/coaches ahead of them, friends walking beside them, and younger couples to pour into. They’d also invest money earlier in coaching and conferences rather than assuming marriage resources should be free. As a gut-check, they ask: who are the five couples you spend the most time with? Why this matters right now These three shifts—hearing to understand, trusting instead of controlling, and surrounding your marriage with the right people—don’t require a perfect season, just a willing heart and a few repeatable habits. They’re the kind of moves that turn daily friction into daily formation. Try this this week Use the 3 H’s: before responding, ask your spouse if they need to be Heard, Helped, or Hugged. Identify (and schedule time with) one mentor couple, one peer couple, and one couple you can encourage. When tension rises, practice the repeat-back: “What I hear you saying is…” and confirm before solving. LINKS: Website: Facebook: Quick Episode Summary: 0:00 – We Wish We Knew: 3 Lessons That Could’ve Saved Us Years 1:00 – Not Stocks…Marriage: From “Buy Bitcoin” to Real Wisdom 2:00 – Lesson 1: Listen to Understand (Not to Reload) 3:30 – The Fix That Works: “Repeat Back” Active Listening 4:50 – The 3 H’s: Do You Need to be Heard, Helped, or Hugged? 6:00 – Lesson 2: Trust > Control (Shelby’s honest share) 7:30 – Love & Respect Cycle: Why Intent Matters (and trusting God) 10:30 – Do the Heart Work: Inner Healing Early Beats Cleanup Later 11:30 – Lesson 3: Choose Your People (Mentors, Peers, + Who You Pour Into) 12:30 – Invest Like It Matters: Coaching, Conferences, Growth 13:30 – Right Friends, Right Direction (avoid misaligned circles) 14:30 – Pouring Out = Leveling Up (why mentoring helps YOU) 15:30 – Gut-Check: Name Your 5 Couples (your marriage ecosystem) 16:30 – Don’t Just Tell Your Younger Self—Apply It Now 17:30 – Your Turn: Share Your One Thing (IG + FB Group) 18:30 – Marriage = Journey, Not Destination (get 1% better) 19:30 – Subscribe + Free Coaching Intro Call (details inside) /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/38312650

30. The Beauty of Sacrifice: What a Poolside Moment Taught Us About Love 06/10/2025

30. The Beauty of Sacrifice: What a Poolside Moment Taught Us About Love Sometimes, the most powerful lessons come not from a sermon or a book, but from a simple moment of quiet observation. In this heartfelt episode of Redesign Your Marriage, Joe and Shelby share a story that stopped them in their tracks—a father carrying his disabled teenage son into a hotel pool, and the sacrificial love that radiated from that moment. This episode is more than a touching story—it's a call to remember the beauty of serving one another in marriage, parenting, and life. It’s about choosing unity over comfort and choosing sacrifice when love calls for it. In This Episode: A powerful story from a recent family trip that reminded Joe and Shelby of what love really looks like How witnessing quiet, sacrificial love challenged them to reexamine their own marriage Reflections on the unseen struggles couples carry—and how God meets us there Encouragement for anyone navigating hardship, caregiving, or emotional exhaustion 3 Truths to Take with You: Love Gets Uncomfortable: Real love shows up, even when it's inconvenient. Unity is a Superpower: In moments of pressure, your greatest strength is facing it together. God Sees It All: Every hidden act of sacrifice is seen by God—and it builds your legacy. Your Challenge This Week: Pick one small act of sacrificial love and do it joyfully—whether that’s helping your spouse with something unasked, staying up late to talk with your teen, or simply choosing patience when you’re tired. These small moments build the foundation of a lasting, meaningful legacy. Loved this episode? Share it with a friend who needs encouragement. Subscribe and leave a review to help more couples hear the truth: the best marriages are built in the quiet, unseen, sacrificial moments. For coaching or more marriage encouragement, visit . Connect with us and book a free coaching call: Website: Facebook: Redesign Your Marriage Instagram: @‌redesign_your_marriage Instagram: @_shelby_seeley Quick Episode Summary: 0:00 The moment that sparked this episode: a father carrying his teenage son 3:00 How marriage vows become real in the unseen, sacrificial moments 5:30 Reflecting on their own tragedies and how they’ve responded in unity—and in conflict 10:00 The power of small, unseen sacrifices in family life 15:00 How pride, burnout, and lack of rest can keep couples disconnected 18:00 A challenge to love sacrificially this week /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/36937415

29. Delayed But Not Defeated: What a Missed Flight Taught Us About Marriage 04/14/2025

29. Delayed But Not Defeated: What a Missed Flight Taught Us About Marriage Ever had one of those days where everything goes wrong before the vacation even starts? In this real, raw, and (now) hilarious episode of Redesign Your Marriage, we’re sharing the unexpected emotions, high tension, and spiritual growth that came from a recent trip that didn’t go as planned. After missing a flight to Cabo due to a series of delays (and misjudgments), Joe and Shelby found themselves tested—emotionally, spiritually, and relationally. Instead of turning on each other, they learned to turn with each other. This episode is about how to handle the moments where life doesn’t follow your plan… and your relationship is on the line. Whether you’ve had travel delays, emotional blowups, or unexpected setbacks, this episode will speak to you right where you are. In This Episode: The real story behind missing their flight to Cabo—and what they learned in the process Why practicing what you preach (literally) matters during moments of tension How to process emotion without camping out in blame, guilt, or regret Practical encouragement for responding to life's delays with grace and unity 3 Keys for Facing Delays Without Letting Them Derail You: Don’t Turn on Each Other—Turn with Each Other: Tension is inevitable. Unity is a choice. Process the Emotion, But Don’t Camp There: Feel it. Talk about it. Then move forward together. Look for the Breakthrough Behind the Breakdown: Delays often come right before something powerful—and worth the wait. Have a delay story of your own? Head over to the Redesign Your Marriage Facebook group and share it—we’d love to hear it! And if you’re facing a season of miscommunication or emotional roadblocks, consider booking a coaching session at . If this episode encouraged you, please share it with a friend, subscribe, rate the show, and leave a review. Your support helps other couples find hope when life (and flights) don’t go as planned. LINKS: Website: Facebook: Quick Episode Summary: 0:00 Missed flight setup: what really happened on the way to Cabo 4:00 Leading a men's devotional while internally wrestling with frustration 8:00 Tears, tension, and a $250 overweight luggage fee 11:30 The turning point: choosing grace over blame 14:00 Delays continue… including forgotten bags and malfunctioning passport scans 23:00 The breakthrough behind the delay 26:00 Final reflections: choosing unity and humor when life doesn’t go as planned /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/36120110

28. What Worked for Us in 2024: Growth, Goals, and Grace 01/13/2025

28. What Worked for Us in 2024: Growth, Goals, and Grace As 2024 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on what worked well for us this year. In this episode of Redesign Your Marriage, we dive into the practical changes and intentional actions that strengthened our marriage, family, and personal lives. From weekly check-ins to creating memorable moments with our kids, we share the wins and lessons that shaped this year. If you’re looking for inspiration to kick off your 2025 with purpose, this episode is packed with ideas you can apply in your own life, marriage, and family. In This Episode: Vision Retreats: How taking time as a family to set goals for the year helped us build unity and stay aligned. One-on-One Getaways: Why carving out individual time with our kids created lifelong memories and deepened our relationships. Weekly Check-Ins: Our simple framework for discussing health, wealth, and relationships as a couple and as a family. Expanding Our Circle: The benefits of double dates with other couples and learning from those in different seasons of life. Personal Growth Highlights: Shelby’s journey to slowing down and resting, Joe’s decision to remove social media from his phone, and how these changes impacted our connection as a couple. As you step into 2025, remember that God’s promises are faithful. Even when growth feels slow or progress seems delayed, trust that He’s working on the inside to bring transformation to the outside. Reflect on what worked well for you this past year, and don’t be afraid to leave behind what didn’t. If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend or loved one who might benefit. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast! For more resources or to learn about our coaching services, visit . LINKS: Website: Facebook: Redesign Your Marriage Instagram: @‌redesign_your_marriage Instagram: @_shelby_seeley Quick Episode Summary: 0:00 Reflecting on 2024: Opposition, growth, and God’s faithfulness 5:00 The power of a family vision retreat 10:00 Weekly check-ins: The key to small, consistent wins 12:30 Investing in new friendships and expanding your circle 14:00 Traveling together: Why a change of scenery can change your perspective 17:00 Shelby’s rest journey and Joe’s social media detox /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/34831380

27. Your Greatest Investment in Your Child’s Future 10/14/2024

26. The Marriage Communication Overhaul 08/29/2024

26. The Marriage Communication Overhaul In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of marital communication by exploring the key pillars of physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. We’ll unpack: How to align and support each other’s physical health aspirations. The essential needs that fuel emotional fulfillment in your relationship. Ways to nurture and grow together spiritually, fostering a deeper bond. With expert advice, relatable stories, and practical tips, "Redesign Your Marriage" guides you on a journey to meaningful conversations that enhance love, trust, and understanding. Whether you’re newlyweds or seasoned partners, this episode will inspire you to ask the right questions, listen with intention, and build a stronger, more intimate connection with your spouse. Hit play and join us as we unpack this hot topic and discover the true secret to a lasting marriage. For additional episodes and more content to help you have a thriving marriage visit us and join the hundreds of other couples wanting to redesign their marriage and finally they have the marriage they have always dreamed of. Connect with us: Facebook: Quick Episode Summary Welcome back!: Discussing the importance of effective communication in marriage. Holistic Approach: Addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs in communication. Communication Challenges: Recognizing how attempts to connect can sometimes lead to conflict. Asking Better Questions: The need for meaningful questions to understand each other better. Deeper Conversations: Suggested questions for physical, emotional, and spiritual connection. Entryway Concept: Using the first 30 minutes after time apart to reconnect. Listening Without Judgment: Emphasizing the importance of listening without trying to solve problems. Avoiding Distractions: Removing distractions like phones during communication. Key Questions: Tips for discussing physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Practical Tips: Practice communication skills until they become a habit. Conclusion: Encouragement to apply the tools, share the podcast, and explore coaching services. /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/32804092

25. Branching Out: Nurturing Healthy Friendships in Marriage 07/18/2024

25. Branching Out: Nurturing Healthy Friendships in Marriage In this insightful episode of "Redesign Your Marriage," we dive deep into the vital role friendships play in a thriving marriage. We explore a unique perspective on categorizing relationships as leaf, branch, and root connections, each serving a distinct purpose in our lives.We discuss how leaf people represent casual acquaintances, branch people are those we've shared experiences with, and root people form our deepest friendships, all grounded in shared values and integrity centered on Christ. Our conversation highlights the importance of understanding these different levels of connection and how they impact marital harmony.Key topics include: The leaf-branch-root friendship model and its application in marriage Balancing different types of friendships while prioritizing your spouse Strengthening your marital bond through shared friendships Communication strategies for discussing friendships with your partner Maintaining unity in your marriage while nurturing outside relationships Whether you're newlyweds or celebrating decades together, this episode offers valuable insights on cultivating a friendship-rich marriage without compromising your primary relationship. Tune in to learn how to branch out wisely and root your marriage in strong, Christ-centered connections. For additional episodes and more content to help you have a thriving marriage visit us in our Facebook community at and join the hundreds of other couples wanting to redesign their marriage and finally they have the marriage they have always dreamed of. Connect with us: Facebook: Episode Minute By Minute: Welcome to Redesign Your Marriage Podcast Introduction and continuation of the friendship topic. Importance of Seasonal Friendships Discussing the concept of seasonal friends and how they differ from lifelong friends. Personal Experiences with Friendships Sharing personal stories about high school friendships and social connections. Testing of Friendships through Adversity How true friendships are tested and proven through difficult times. The Lord's Example of Friendship Biblical perspective on friendships and how pressure reveals true relationships. Leaf People Explanation of seasonal friends as leaf people and their role in our lives. Branch People Description of casual friends as branch people and how to manage expectations with them. Trunk and Root People Discussion on lifelong friends and the stability they provide. Pruning Friendships When and how to reassess and possibly let go of certain friendships. Unity and Communication in Relationships Importance of communication and unity in maintaining strong relationships. Encouraging Friends Encouragement to appreciate and communicate with friends at all levels. /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/32192932

24. The Friendship Factor in your Marriage 06/04/2024

23. The One Word That Transformed Our Marriage 04/04/2024

22. Unmasking The Hidden Truths In Your Marriage 02/26/2024

22. Unmasking The Hidden Truths In Your Marriage Welcome to Redesign Your Marriage, where we dive deep into the intricacies of relationships and marriage. In this episode, we dive into the profound importance of authenticity and transparency in the sacred bond of marriage. Join us as we explore the transformative power of removing masks and embracing the flaws and imperfections that make each partnership unique. Joe and Shelby passionately emphasize the creation of a safe haven within marriages, where both partners can courageously unveil their vulnerabilities without the looming fear of judgment or criticism. Drawing from their own experiences, Joe and Shelby shed light on the discomfort that often accompanies the journey towards greater transparency, emphasizing the necessity of self-awareness and a willingness to step outside one's comfort zone. They interweave the element of prayer into the fabric of a healthy relationship, revealing a compelling statistic that underscores the positive impact of regular prayer on marital success. The episode unfolds with a powerful reminder of the significance of active listening when our significant other opens up, solidifying the foundation of trust and understanding. Hit play and join us as we unpack this hot topic and discover the true secret to a lasting marriage. For additional episodes and more content to help you have a thriving marriage visit us Redesign Your Marriage and join the hundreds of other couples wanting to redesign their marriage and finally they have the marriage they have always dreamed of. LINKS: Website: Facebook: Quick Episode Summary: The Role of Makeup in Society Parenting and Makeup: A Personal Perspective The Pressure of Perfection: Makeup as a Metaphor The Impact of Peer Pressure and Criticism Unmasking the Hidden Truth: The Need for Authenticity Creating a Safe Space in Relationships The Importance of Transparency in Marriage The Power of Prayer in Strengthening Marriages Celebrating Each Other: The Key to a Healthy Marriage Conclusion: The Journey Towards Authenticity and Intimacy /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/30069533

21. Soaring Together: Navigating Marriage Above the Empty Nest and Learning The Art Of Letting Go 01/29/2024

20. Unleashing the Force of Focus in Marriage 01/15/2024

19. Parenting In The Digital Age 12/11/2023

19. Parenting In The Digital Age Welcome to Redesign Your Marriage podcast! In this episode we are discussing Parenting in the Digital Age,' where we navigate the intricate landscape of raising children amidst the challenges of technology. In this podcast, we intertwine biblical wisdom with practical insights to guide parents in instilling strong values, modeling healthy digital habits, and using technology as a powerful teaching tool. Drawing inspiration from Proverbs 22:6, Matthew 5:16, and Deuteronomy 6:6-7, we emphasize the importance of establishing clear values, being a shining example, and actively engaging in meaningful conversations with our children. Join us for enriching discussions, expert interviews, and real-life stories, as we empower parents to embrace the digital age with faith, intentionality, and a steadfast commitment to nurturing the hearts of the next generation. Hit play and join us as we unpack this hot topic and discover the true secret to a lasting marriage. For additional episodes and more content to help you have a thriving marriage visit us Redesign Your Marriage and join the hundreds of other couples wanting to redesign their marriage and finally they have the marriage they have always dreamed of. LINKS: Website: Facebook: Quick Episode Summary: Parenting in the Digital Age: A Personal Story The Evolution of Technology and Its Impact The Importance of Setting Boundaries with Technology The Role of Technology in Parenting The Dangers of Unregulated Technology Use The Importance of Understanding and Monitoring Digital Platforms The Role of Technology in Family Values and Boundaries The Impact of Technology on Relationships and Communication The Role of Technology in Faith and Morality The Importance of Modeling Healthy Digital Habits Using Technology as a Tool for Growth and Connection The Importance of Real Relationships Outside the Digital World The Importance of Careful Digital Communication /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/28924078

18. Love Unplugged: Navigating Self-Care Together in Your Marriage 11/27/2023

17. Love and Mind: Balancing Marriage & Mental Health 10/16/2023

16. Marriage Resilience: Navigating Stress in Marriage 10/02/2023

15. Power Struggle Vs. Power Union 09/11/2023

15. Power Struggle Vs. Power Union Welcome back to the Redesign Your Marriage podcast. Have you ever experienced some of these most common causes of power struggles in your marriages include disagreements over finances, household chores, parenting styles, and intimacy. In this podcast we will talk about all those power struggles and more. We unveil the truth behind how you can achieve a power union, instead of the constant battle of a power struggle. With biblical truths and practical tips you can finally put the struggle & conflict behind you and tap into the superpower in your marriage. Hit play and join us as we unpack this hot topic and discover the true secret to a lasting marriage. For additional episodes and more content to help you have a thriving marriage visit us and join the hundreds of other couples wanting to redesign their marriage and finally they have the marriage they have always dreamed of. LINKS: Website: Facebook: Quick Episode Summary: Hey there! Ready to take some steps of faith? A look into our challenge! Want a better relationship? Start here! How God can create the marriage of your dreams Marriage ain't easy, but with God in the mix, it's a game-changer. Why and how investing time into relationships always pays off Community is key. Couples are not meant to do life solo! Fun fact: How we met as teenagers and our origin story Marriage has its phases! Get a glimpse into our highschool love How to join our community group of like-minded couples Real talk: Marriage is more than just the wedding day. It's a lifelong journey! What a house remodel can teach you about marriage Did you dream of your wedding more than your actual marriage? Our first year of marriage was... let's just say, a learning curve! Here is what we learned. One of our first fights: Priorities, priorities! Basketball over dinner? Marriage is a commitment. Let's make it count together! And so much more!!! /episode/index/show/remodeledmarriage/id/28000920