What does it mean when the Bible calls woman a “suitable helper”? In this women-focused episode, Michelle unpacks the biblical concept of Ezer Kenegdo—a term that means strong helper, companion, and one who stands face-to-face. Far from being a secondary role, Scripture shows this as a position of strength, value, and spiritual partnership.Together, Roger and Michelle explore:* The biblical foundation of Ezer Kenegdo and how it reveals God’s design for women in marriage.* Why being a “suitable helper” is not about weakness, but about complementing and strengthening your husband.* The importance of learning that it’s okay to ask for help, and how doing so deepens intimacy and unity.* Practical ways women can walk in this calling while leaning on God’s wisdom and grace.This episode is full of encouragement for wives who want to better understand their role in God’s design for marriage, and for husbands who want to appreciate and support the strength God has placed in their wives.Because biblical marriage is never about one over the other—it’s about two becoming one in Christ, each bringing their God-given strength to the relationship.* Christian marriage podcast* Godly wife* Suitable helper in marriage* Ezer Kenegdo explained* Biblical womanhood* Christian women in marriage* Marriage encouragement for wives* Christian family roles* Genesis 2 suitable helper* Strength and dignity Proverbs 31* Asking for help in marriage* Biblical partnership in marriage* Christian marriage encouragement* Women of faith and marriage

What does it mean to be a Godly husband? In this episode, Roger leads a powerful conversation for men about biblical leadership in marriage. Drawing from Ephesians 5:25, Philippians 2:3–4, and Joshua 24:15, he unpacks what it looks like to lead with sacrificial love, spiritual responsibility, and humility.Roger and Michelle share personal insights, biblical encouragement, and practical steps to help husbands step into their calling—not as domineering leaders, but as men who love like Christ, serve with humility, and guide their families spiritually.If you’re a husband wanting to grow in your role or a wife looking to better understand how to support your husband’s calling, this episode will equip and inspire you.Email us at mrvmarriagecoaching@gmail.comVisit us at www.mrvcoaching.comBecause true strength in marriage isn’t about control—it’s about love, humility, and following Christ’s example.* Christian marriage podcast* Godly husband* Biblical leadership in marriage* Christian men and marriage* Ephesians 5 husband* Husbands love your wives* Godly manhood* Marriage advice for Christian men* Leading with humility* Spiritual leadership in marriage* Christlike husband* Christian family podcast* Men’s role in marriage* Marriage encouragement for husbands

Every couple argues. Every couple disagrees. The difference between a marriage that grows and one that breaks down isn’t if you fight — it’s how you fight.In this episode, Roger and Michelle share how to navigate conflict in a way that builds connection instead of tearing it down. Drawing from their own marriage journey and God’s Word, they unpack:* Why communication has the power to bring life or death into your marriage (Proverbs 18:21).* How to resolve conflict quickly and biblically (Ephesians 4:26, James 1:19).* The role of forgiveness in restoring peace and unity (Colossians 3:13).* Why intimacy — both physical and emotional — is a God-given gift to bring you back together after disagreements (1 Corinthians 7:3–5).* Practical tools to handle differences without silence, shouting, or bitterness.If you’ve ever wondered how to fight fair, how to use your words to build up instead of tear down, or how to reconnect after conflict, this episode will encourage and equip you.Because in God’s design, conflict isn’t the end of connection — it’s an opportunity for deeper love.

In marriage, no two people are exactly alike — and that’s a good thing! But when differences in politics, preferences, or personalities collide, how do you stay united? And how do you keep God at the very center when life’s distractions pull you in different directions?In this episode of our Christian marriage podcast, we answer two real listener questions:* How do you keep God a priority in your marriage?* What do you do when you’re married to someone who’s different from you in areas like politics, likes, or personality?We share personal stories, biblical principles, and practical tips for building unity, showing grace, and keeping your relationship grounded in Christ — no matter how different you are.If you’re looking for Christian marriage advice, hope for a struggling relationship, or wisdom for navigating differences with love, this episode will encourage and equip you.

Episode 1 — Our Story: From Teenage Newlyweds to a God-Centered MarriageAt just 15 and 16 years old, we got married — and everyone said it wouldn’t last. They were almost right. Our marriage went through financial struggles, broken trust, constant fighting, and seasons where divorce felt like the only option. But through God’s grace, forgiveness, and a lot of hard work, our relationship didn’t just survive — it was transformed.In this powerful first episode of our Christian marriage podcast, we share the real, unfiltered story of how God restored our marriage against all odds. You’ll hear:* What it’s really like to marry as teenagers.* The struggles that nearly ended our relationship.* The faith-based principles that turned everything around.* Hope for couples who feel like they’re at the end.If you’re searching for Christian marriage advice, encouragement for a struggling marriage, or faith-filled inspiration to rebuild trust, this episode will speak to your heart. Whether you’re newly married or have been together for decades, we want you to know: God can redeem your story, too.Subscribe now and join us for honest conversations about love, faith, and building a marriage that lasts.Email us at mrvmarriagecoaching@gmail.comVisit our site at Two as One: Christian Marriage Coaching with Michelle & Roger (https://www.mrvcoaching.com/)