In this episode Steph and Jay share why they took a short break from recording the podcast and all of the new happenings in their lives. From Jay's music career taking off to Steph discovering some things about herself, they managed to pull it together and share some incredible "life" facts that will have you thinking about how to do things differently in your relationship.

We are so honored to be able to share our experiences, failures, and dedication to the Lord and one another and how that is impacting our family.

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...And why we decided to follow God and purity in our relationship. YES, even in our mid-40’s, after divorce, parenting, and all the things. What if purity can end all of the years of trauma that Steph experienced after she was assaulted at 15 or the “assumption” that a woman has to have sex to be valuable. And what if purity continues to heal patterns of sexual sin, guaranteeing the beauty of sex in marriage as it was created?

We also chat about some of our very favorite friends and listeners. Questions like when to introduce kids. How a mother’s job is to raise a baby to a boy and the father’s job is to raise the boy to a man.

We are so honored to be able to share our experiences, failures, and dedication to the Lord and one another and how that is impacting our family.

Please do us a solid today and leave us a 5-star review on your favorite platform as it helps us grow and be seen. We encourage your questions and thoughts. Feel free to message us or email us for questions you would like us to address on upcoming episodes. We are praying over our listeners each week.

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In this episode, Jay and Steph talk about how honest communication saved their relationship from being "too much, too soon" to just right.