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Marriage After GodHelping You Cultivate An Extraordinary Marriage Author: Aaron Smith & Jennifer Smith
Marriage After God Podcast Christian Marriage, Relationship & Parenting Encouragement Welcome to the Marriage After God Podcast with Aaron and Jennifer Smith a top-rated Christian marriage podcast offering faith-filled conversations for couples who want to grow together in Christ. Whether you're newlyweds or decades into marriage, this podcast equips you with Biblical advice, practical tips, and inspiring stories to strengthen your relationship and deepen your spiritual connection. Each episode features real, honest discussions on topics like intimacy, communication, parenting, conflict resolution, forgiveness, and pursuing God's purpose for your family. As authors of 11 books and hosts of a thriving Christian community, Aaron and Jennifer bring years of experience, heartfelt testimony, and Biblical truth to every conversation. Listen in for solo episodes, expert interviews, and encouraging messages that will help you build a marriage after God. New episodes weekly now available in video on YouTube and Spotify! Subscribe and join thousands of listeners who are growing in faith, friendship, and purpose together. Topics We Cover: Christian marriage advice Godly communication in marriage Biblical intimacy and sex Parenting and family discipleship Spiritual growth as a couple Testimonies of redemption and healing Perfect for: Christian couples, parents, engaged and married believers, and anyone pursuing a Christ-centered relationship. Visit MarriageAfterGod.com to find devotionals, books, and free resources. Language: en Genres: Christianity, Kids & Family, Parenting, Religion & Spirituality Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Grieving the Loss of a Child in Marriage with Matthew Efird
Tuesday, 15 September, 2026
Grieving the loss of a child as a Christian couple: Matthew Efird, author of Even Though We Will, shares a dad's perspective on infant loss and what it does to a marriage. In 2019, he and his wife Hannah learned their second son, Noah, had trisomy 13, a lethal diagnosis, and in March 2020 they held him for 57 and a half hours before saying goodbye. In this conversation with Aaron, Matthew traces how the ordinary rhythms of faith, mentorship, and community they had built for years became the ground they stood on when the news came, and why everybody grieves, but not everybody mourns well. He shares the question their neonatologist asked about their marriage, the family slogan born out of the book of Job, and the two questions he and Hannah learned to ask each other in place of "Are you okay?" For anyone walking through loss or trying to love someone who is, it is an honest picture of trusting God when it hurts.
