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Hosted by Brad & Marilyn Rhoads · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 87 episodes
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The Grace Marriage Podcast is a weekly conversation designed to encourage and equip couples to cultivate a marriage built on grace and intentionality, and that thrives through life’s ups and downs. Hosted by Brad and Marilyn Rhoads, along with Rick Dayton, the podcast offers practical wisdom and inspiring stories to help couples build a marriage that reflects God's love and grace.
Brad & Marilyn Rhoads hosts The Grace Marriage Podcast, a society show with 87 episodes published.
Many men think their marriage is fine—until it’s not. In this episode of the Grace Marriage Podcast, Brad and Rick dive into the common mistakes men make, from ignoring their wife’s requests to underestimating her emotio
In this episode of the Grace Marriage Podcast, hosts Brad and Marilyn Rhodes explore the concept of grace in relationships, emphasizing its importance in building strong, healthy marriages. They discuss the transition fr
What if your attempts to improve your spouse are actually making your marriage worse? Brad Rhoads continues his conversation with worship leader and longtime friend Brandon Swanner about criticism, correction, and the fr
Ministry can reward the very habits that quietly damage a marriage. In this episode, Brad Rhoads talks with Brandon Swanner, a longtime pastor and worship leader, about the pressures that pull church leaders away from th
Marriage isn’t defined by its biggest problem...it’s defined by the whole relationship. In this episode, Brad Rhoads and Jeremy Bennett discuss why couples often allow one unresolved issue to overshadow everything that’s
Most couples do not arrive at crisis overnight. They drift there. In this episode, Brad Rhoads and Jeremy Bennett talk about how busyness, fatigue, kids, stress, grief, and everyday life can slowly push marriage to the m
Marriage ministry is about more than helping couples fight less. In this episode, Brad Rhoads and Jeremy Bennett talk about why churches need a bigger vision for marriage and marriage ministry. They explain the differenc
There will always be a reason not to invest in your marriage. In this episode, Brad Rhoads and Jeremy Bennett talk about why couples often drift away from intentional marriage investment, especially during busy seasons.
Marriage ministry should not only happen when couples are in crisis. In this episode, Brad Rhoads continues his conversation with Jeff Lorg about why churches need a consistent, preventive approach to strengthening marri
Ministry can be meaningful, demanding, and deeply rewarding, but it should never come at the cost of your marriage. In this episode, Brad Rhoads talks with Jeff Iorg about the unique marriage challenges ministry leaders
Having more money doesn’t automatically solve financial stress; it just changes the name of the problems. In this episode, Brad and Joe Sangl continue their conversation on money, marriage, and biblical stewardship. Joe
Money problems in marriage usually aren’t just about money. In this episode, Brad and Marilyn Rhodes sit down with financial coach and stewardship expert Joe Sangl to talk about one of the biggest stressors couples face:
What happens when ministry becomes more important than marriage? In this episode, Brad Rhoads sits down again with Pastor Jamus Edwards of Pleasant Valley Community Church to talk honestly about the danger of sacrificing
What happens when churches prioritize children and youth ministry, but neglect marriage? In this episode, Brad Rhoads sits down with Pastor Jamus Edwards of Pleasant Valley Community Church, the founding church of Grace
What do police officers, athletes, and healthy marriages all have in common? Practice. In this episode, Brad sits down with Kris Holzmeyer of Thin Blue First to talk about marriage, ministry, law enforcement stress, and
Prayer should never be your LAST resort...it should be your FIRST response. In this episode of the Grace Marriage Podcast, Brad sits down with Bill Reiser to discuss two things that will quietly destroy your marriage: un
What if the biggest thing holding your marriage back… is how you see yourself? In this episode, Brad sits down with Bill Rieser to unpack a foundational truth most couples miss: you can’t build a healthy marriage with a
What if one of the biggest gaps in the Church today… is marriage? In this episode Brad sits down with Sonya Jacobs to talk about why so many churches invest heavily in everything except marriages...and why that HAS to ch
You don’t need MORE relationships...you need the RIGHT relationships. One of the biggest reasons people feel relationally exhausted isn’t because they care too little…it’s because they’re trying to give too much of thems
Love is not the problem in most marriages. Many couples genuinely love each other, but still struggle to feel connected, understood, and emotionally safe. Why? Because love alone is not enough. Healthy relationships also
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