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Experienced couples teaching younger couples practical and Bible based ways in which to nurture and grow their marriage.
Minister Keryl Boyce and Denrica Lett, a subset of the panel from the Live "Is Marriage Still Attractive to the Unmarried?" dig into the definition of submission according to God and converse on whether it is relevant today.
The Collins have had long distance moments while courting, engaged and married. They share what worked for their relationships using the tools, knowledge and skills they acquired. Check it out! Also check out their podcast "My Wife is a Therapist"
The panel goes deeper into how the redefining of submission by culture has impacted the attractiveness of marriage. Check out this episode and look out for a special podcast dedicated to defining submission according to God soon.
The Panel meets to discuss the impact of experiences/examples and culture on the current perception of what marriage looks like by singles. This perception in turn impacts on their attractiveness to marriage...to be continued.
The Cardines use their experience and Masters in Psychology Studies along with ongoing studies into sex all combined to share with us a loaded episode on When SEX is GOOD...to be continued..
The Williams, both happily married full time pastors discuss with the Kings what they have experienced and learnt on the topic of balancing ministry and family life.
The Hodges use their financial knowledge and skills acquired through their acadaemic pursuits and careers to teach us on investment, retirement and savings all in one go.
This episode delves into some of the pressing questions facing married couples on finances. The Madeiras interview the Manswells of Caribbean Nazarene College and marriage counsellors on the issue.
The Christophers meet with the experienced married couple of Douglas and Myrna Gibson, founders of School of Relationships to discuss expectations in marriage.
