Marriage For Millennials: The Podcast

Ro talks about purity culture and the blind spots in these teachings. How the way we deliver these teachings have indirect effects that can prevent us from walking with the Lord, in a more well rounded way.

Ro answers a listeners request on when to address conflict in relationships and how.

Sam and Ro are TWO years old! Married that is. In this podcast, Sam and Ro talk about their marriage and reflect on the hills and valleys of doing life together.

Today's podcast talks about the common misuse of a 50/50 marriage, why it won't work, and what type of marriage will.

Transformation Takes TIME by Rochelle Soyoola

In light of the latest national news of police brutality and riots, Sam and Ro talk about how to prepare spiritually, physically (protection), financially, politically and to the community we are called to...should the world take a turn for the worst.

This podcast is listener requested, and Sam and Ro are talking about being married and how that new dynamic impacts your friendships with your single friends.

Sam and Ro discuss The Four Vital C's of Marriage: Consideration, Confession, Commitment and Change.

Sam and Ro talk about their differences in marriage, and how compatibility can be a myth.

Sam and Ro talk about the three marriage mindsets important to the newly married millennial.

Ro & Sam talk COVID-19 and share a new perspective on why some newlyweds experience disappointment once married.

A new season of MFM Podcasts begins now. Kicking things off with our new podcast called “Analysis Paralysis: Pushing Through The Desire For Perfection”. Sam and Ro talk about something they know all too well...analysis paralysis. The podcast duo drops some MFM disclaimers and talk about how to make hard decisions and how not to beat yourself up about your process while staying focused. Topics Include: The Culture of Execution: The Quest To Be "Booked & Busy" The Highlight Reel of Social Media We're Not Apostles We're Not A Perfect Couple -anniversaries don't make you more qualified We're Not Perfect Individuals -God uses common men How To Make A Decision & Not Beat Yourself Up About It

For their first podcast of 2020, Sam and Ro talk about the "Jesus Is Your Boyfriend" culture and how to confidently want singleness to be a short term season.

Rochelle continues the Beyond Titus 2 & Proverbs 31 podcast series with a topic about gossip and how as wives it leads to idleness. In this podcast, Rochelle shares about how she has gossiped in the past and talks about gossip at work, church, with friends and even gossip with your spouse.

Sam and Ro talk about how millennials can leave and cleave to God’s truth over their spouses’ emotions. Topics Addressed: Pressures of Unison In Marriage Leaving & Cleaving To Truth Your Spouse May Not Always Like This Examples of Leaving & Cleaving To Truth When You Leave & Cleave Incorrectly, You Don’t Model Christ’s Idea For Marriage Wives, Don’t Be Manipulative Husband’s, Don’t Be Manipulative How Leaving and Cleaving With Truth Strengthens your Faith In God

Rochelle begins a mini series of podcasts that talk about Biblical Womanhood outside of Titus 2 and Proverbs 31. She shares stories in the Bible that help us also see the great women in the Bible and who we are supposed to be as servants to God first, and wives and mothers second.

NEW PODCAST & IT’S A PODCAST COLLABORATION! This week we teamed up with Rachel and Austin from Because Marriage Matters to bring you this week’s podcast titled, “Who's To Blame?” From the moment Rachel and Austin’s publicist reached out to us, collaborating on this project has been very insightful and very intentional for our listeners. The four of us worked together with our listeners in mind and came up with a podcast itinerary that we know you will not only just love to hear, but one that would provide a different perspective to navigating through your marriage. Meet our guests this week Rachel and Austin. They have been married for 8 years, and they are certified marriage coaches based out of Kansas City, Missouri. Together they are the founders of Because Marriage Matters, where they counsel married couples and create strategies for them to transform their marriage. They work with couples through their online programs, in-person events, 1 on 1, and 2 on 2 coaching and counseling. In addition to this,

1. Friends -meeting new married couples -friendships with older couples -”You can’t be close to me if you don’t accept my whole family, which includes my wife.” -Sam -the joy of reconnections with old friends 2. Family -the value of family -dealing with in laws -setting boundaries 3. Tough Times In Our Marriage -Lord I love you and am trying to trust you, but I just don’t think I can do this. -Millennials and the false narrative they display about their marriages -Taking a break from the podcast? 4. You Don’t Think You Want To Rule Over Your Husband, But You Do -the way you react to things says a lot about your trust in your spouse and your trust in God 5. Does Your Wife Understand Your Leadership? -wives want to go on adventures with their husband, but they have to know where they are going 6. Dependency on Counsel. Counseling Won’t Change Your Heart -some things you need to figure out on your own 7. Operating With Optimism In Your Marriage 8. Anniversary Trip? Kids? …and more. To

Sam and Ro talk about the possibility of cordiality with friends that you disagree with. Topics Include: 1. Yes 2. No 3. Be Careful of Getting The Job of God Wrong -10 years from now -stop thinking it is you that is the convincer of the mind - do you only want the win? 4. Agreeing With Other Couples: Marriage Politics -agreeing with other husbands (wife perspective) -our bromance has to has to come to a halt because of your wife (husband perspective) -Being mindful of what your spouse is trying to build with another spouse 5. Private Love, But Public Hate -some of the people you hate publicly because of their views are the ones that will be the first to help you in your time of need 6. Debating Etiquette with Another’s Spouse 7. In the event you feel there is no way to coexist with this person -how to be comfortable with a decrease in contact or being the cordial friend that only pops by for special occasions

Sam and Ro record their convo yesterday in the kitchen. This is a nonstructural, raw, unedited, more passionate look into what they talk about when no one is listening. A variety of topics are discussed, and no topic is off limits.