Brave Marriage Podcast
Tune in for research- and faith-based teachings and interviews with authors committed to help you grow in mutuality in marriage. (Subscribe or listen in on your favorite podcast platform.)
What exactly are you responsible for in your marriage? For starters, yourself…not your spouse. Listen in this month to learn how to take responsibility between you in healthy, appropriate ways (less for your spouse and more for yourself).
To work with Kensi, visit bravemarriage.com.
Thanks to:
John Tibbs for the amazing music each week.
Evan Duszynski for podcast editing.
You, the listener, for tuning each week to make your marriage better.
May God be glorified in you and through your marriage.
“You are responsible TO your spouse, but not FOR your spouse.” Listen in to learn more through this Q+A.
To work with Kensi, visit bravemarriage.com.
Thanks to:
John Tibbs for the amazing music each week.
Evan Duszynski for producing and editing.
You, the listener, for tuning each week in service of making your marriage better. May God be glorified in you and through your marriage.
Changing yourself is a great place to start, but sometimes making behavioral changes isn’t enough to address your relational dynamic. In this Q+A, Kensi approaches an issue that’s not quite as straight forward as it may seem.
To work with Kensi, visit bravemarriage.com.
Thanks to:
John Tibbs for the amazing music each week.
Evan Duszynski for producing and editing.
You, the listener, for tuning each week in service of making your marriage better. May God be glorified in you and through your marriage.
How do we mitigate misunderstandings? Listen in for a few tips, and thanks to you listener, for posing the question!
To work with Kensi, visit bravemarriage.com.
Thanks to:
John Tibbs for the amazing music each week.
Evan Duszynski for producing and editing.
You, the listener, for tuning each week in service of making your marriage better. May God be glorified in you and through your marriage.
Today’s question comes from a listener who, with her husband, has decided to go to work for herself instead of someone else. The listener wonders how to stay close and connected through all the change, transition, and uncertainty that a mutually-agreed upon decision like this can bring.
To work with Kensi, visit bravemarriage.com.
Thanks to:
John Tibbs for the amazing music each week.
Evan Duszynski for producing and editing.
You, the listener, for tuning each week in service of making your marriage better. May God be glorified in you and through your marriage.
“Kensi challenges you to evaluate the way you approach your marriage and opens lines of dialogues with your spouse on topics that you otherwise may never discuss. It feels like a marriage tune up every week that leads to positive changes in the way you do life together.”
“It takes courage to work on yourself, courage to deepen your marriage, and courage to let that relationship be an example to others. Kensi offers real tools and guidance for pursuing all three—and she does so with an obvious passion for the topic and a deep love for Jesus.”
“Kensi does a great job teaching marriage concepts while also providing the proper amount of challenge and support to tackle the nuances of relationships. She has [taught] me to think about marriage in a different way, a way that is countercultural and mutually empowering.”
