What if marriage isn’t just about finding someone to love—but finding a safe place where you can finally begin to heal?

In this episode of We Still Do, we’re talking about the beautiful, transformative healing that can happen when you’re in a relationship with the person God has sent into your life. The right kind of love can create a space where old wounds are met with patience, past traumas are handled with tenderness, and insecurities slowly lose their grip.

Marriage doesn’t erase the pain of our past, but a healthy, God-centered marriage canbecome a place where we feel safe enough to face it, process it, and grow through it—together.

We’re asking a powerful question:

What if marriage is the place where true healing can take place?

This conversation is about vulnerability, safety, grace, trust, and the kind of love that doesn’t run from your broken places—but helps you believe that you don’t have to stay broken.

Because sometimes, the love we prayed for doesn’t just meet us where we are…

it helps us become who God created us to be.

❤️‍🩹 A love that heals. A love that covers. A love that stays.

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A powerful testimony of one couples journey through finding God in the midst of addiction, lies, and heartache.

One couples powerful testimony of finding God in the midst of addiction.

Therapy can feel intimidating, mysterious, or even misunderstood—but it doesn't have to be.

In this episode of We Still Do, we're having an open and honest conversation with a therapist about the questions you've always wanted to ask. We explore everything from communication and conflict to mental health, emotional wellness, and how therapy can strengthen individuals, couples, and families.

Our hope is to create a safe space for learning, growing, and encouraging one another as we continue breaking the stigma—one conversation at a time.

Can a marriage truly recover after infidelity? Is healing and restoration really possible?

In this deeply personal episode of the We Still Do Podcast, Pastors Tony & VeronicaNoriega share their powerful testimony of walking through the pain of infidelity and experiencing God's incredible redemption in their marriage. With honesty, vulnerability, and hope, they open up about the difficult road to forgiveness, rebuilding trust, anddiscovering that God can restore what feels beyond repair.

Whether you're personally navigating betrayal, supporting someone who is, or simply looking for encouragement in your own marriage, this conversation is a reminder that norelationship is beyond God's ability to heal.

Join us for an authentic discussion about grace, restoration, and the hope that can be found even after life's deepest wounds.

Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs hope today.

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After addiction, betrayal and broken trust; this is a raw and powerful testimony from Pastors Alena and Justin Peterson.

In Sickness and In Health: Testimony on How Chronic Illness Tested Our Marriage and Drew Us Closer to God with Matthew & Maya Perez

What happens when the vows "in sickness and in health" become your everyday reality?

In this powerful and heartfelt episode of We Still Do, Matthew and Maya Perez share their personal testimony of navigating chronic illness within their marriage. They open up about the physical, emotional, and spiritual challenges they faced as illness reshaped their expectations, tested their faith, and stretched their relationship in ways they never anticipated.

Through seasons of uncertainty, disappointment, and dependence on God, Matthew and Maya discovered deeper compassion for one another, a renewed understanding of sacrificial love, and a stronger foundation built on faith. Their story is a reminder that even in life's most difficult trials, God can bring healing, purpose, and greater intimacy—both in marriage and in our relationship with Him.

Join us as we discuss perseverance, caregiving, faith in suffering, and the ways God meets us in our weakest moments. Whether you're walking through chronic illness, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking encouragement in your marriage, this conversation offers hope and practical wisdom for the journey.

Part 2 is here! 🙌

Last week, Kristen & Jeff shared their incredible journey of how God saved them and led them out of Mormonism. This week, we dive even deeper into their story as Kristen shares how God healed her from POTS and how that miracle completely transformed their faith.

You won't want to miss this powerful testimony of God's faithfulness, healing, and grace. ❤️

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In this powerful first installment of Kristen and Jeff's story, they share their personal journey of leaving Mormonism and discovering the life-changing grace of Jesus Christ. Raised within the teachings of the LDS Church, they never imagined the path God would lead them on—or the healing He had waiting for them on the other side.

In Part 1, Kristen and Jeff open up about their experiences growing up in Mormonism, the questions that began to challenge their beliefs, and the circumstances God used to draw them closer to Himself. They discuss the emotional and spiritual struggles they faced, the cost of walking away from what they had always known, and how God's love met them in the middle of uncertainty.

Their testimony is a powerful reminder that no one is beyond God's reach and that true healing, freedom, and hope are found in a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Whether you're questioning your faith, navigating a church transition, or simply looking for encouragement, this episode offers an honest and inspiring look at God's faithfulness through every season of life.

Be sure to subscribe and join us for Part 2, where Kristen and Jeff share more of their journey and how God continued to transform their lives, marriage, and faith.

In this episode of We Still Do Podcast, we sit down with special guests Greg and Rachelle to talk about their powerful journey through dating, marriage, faith, and parenting.

What began as a relationship between two people with different beliefs eventually became a beautiful testimony of God’s grace and transformation. Greg shares how he started their relationship as an atheist and later found God on his own, completely changing the trajectory of his life, faith, and marriage. Together, Greg and Rachelle open up about what it has looked like to walk with the Lord side by side, build a Christ-centered marriage, and navigate parenting with faith at the center of their home.

This conversation is full of honesty, wisdom, encouragement, and practical insight for anyone who is dating, married, raising children, or navigating their own faith journey. Whether you’re in a season of spiritual growth, praying for your relationship, or looking for encouragement in your family life, this episode is a reminder that God can transform every part of our story.

In this episode of We Still Do Podcast, Jenny and Abel dive into the real challenges of balancing marriage, entrepreneurship, and family life while building businesses together. From protecting quality time with each other to creating healthy boundaries between work and home, they share honest insights into what it actually takes to keep a relationship strong during the entrepreneur journey.

They discuss communication habits that help prevent resentment, the importance of intentional family time when raising children, and how entrepreneurial couples can stay connected even during stressful seasons of growth. Whether you’re running a business together, supporting each other’s ambitions, or simply trying to create better work-life balance as parents, this conversation is full of practical takeaways for keeping your marriage thriving while pursuing big goals.

f you’ve ever wondered how to grow a successful business without sacrificing your relationship, this episode is for you.

In Part 2 of this deeply personal series, We Still Podcast continues the journey with Kelsey & Martin—moving from the breaking point of their marriage into a powerful story of healing, restoration, and renewal.

After sharing in Part 1 about the early days of their long-distance relationship, the transition into marriage, and ultimately hitting rock bottom, this episode shifts the focus to what came next. Kelsey & Martin open up about how God met them in their lowest place and began to rebuild what felt broken. Through faith, intentional change, and a willingness to do the hard work, their story didn’t end in defeat—it was rewritten into something stronger than they imagined.

This conversation dives into what it actually looked like to heal: rebuilding trust, learning new patterns, and allowing their marriage to be transformed from the inside out. It’s honest, hope-filled, and a reminder that even the most strained relationships can find new life.

🎧 Tune in for a story of redemption, growth, and what a healthy marriage can become.

What does it really take to build a healthy, thriving marriage—especially when your story didn’t start that way?

In this episode, we sit down with Kelsey and Martin to talk about their powerful journey from rock bottom to restoration. They open up about the challenges they faced, the turning points that changed everything, and the practical steps they took to rebuild trust, communication, and connection.

We dive into what a “healthy marriage” actually looks like in real life—not perfection, but commitment, growth, and choosing each other daily.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, discouraged, or unsure how to move forward in your relationship, this conversation is for you.

Plus—because this is real life—our kids make a quick appearance during the episode. Thanks for embracing the beauty (and chaos) of doing life together with us.

What does it really look like to balance the calling of ministry with the demands of family life?

In Part 2 of this conversation, Pastors Jon and Alisha Chano dive deeper into the concept of capacity—what it means, how to recognize your limits, and why understanding it is essential for both healthy relationships and sustainable ministry. They share candid insights from their own journey, unpack the tension between calling and commitment, and offer practical wisdom for couples navigating seasons of stretching, serving, and sometimes simply surviving.

Whether you're in ministry, supporting someone who is, or just trying to juggle the many roles in your life, this episode will challenge you to rethink how you define “doing it all” and instead embrace doing what matters most—together.

Tune in for an honest, hope-filled conversation about boundaries, burnout, and building a life and marriage that can thrive in every season.

What does it really mean to be called together—not just in marriage, but in ministry too? In this powerful episode of We Still Do, we sit down with Pastors Jon and Alisha Chanos to explore the often-overlooked concept of capacity—emotional, spiritual, and relational—and how it shapes both your marriage and your calling.

Through honest stories and practical wisdom, Jon and Alisha unpack how understanding your personal and shared capacity can transform communication, prevent burnout, and deepen unity. Whether you're serving in ministry, navigating a busy season, or simply trying to stay connected in your relationship, this conversation will challenge you to rethink your limits—and lean into God’s design for partnership.

If you’ve ever felt stretched thin or unsure how to balance it all, this episode will remind you: you’re not meant to carry it alone—you’re called together.

Tune in to discover how healthy capacity leads to a stronger marriage and a more sustainable ministry.

In this powerful and heartfelt episode of We Still Do, we sit down with special guests April and Pepe Frutos as they share their inspiring journey of navigating both marriage and ministry. With honesty, wisdom, and deep faith, they open up about the unique challenges and beautiful rewards of serving together while staying committed to one another.

From personal testimonies to practical insights, April and Pepe offer encouragement for couples striving to keep their relationship strong in the midst of calling, responsibility, and spiritual leadership. Whether you’re in ministry or simply seeking to build a Christ-centered marriage, this conversation will remind you that balance is possible—and that love, unity, and purpose can thrive together.

Tune in for a meaningful discussion filled with real-life experiences, laughter, and wisdom you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of the We Still Do Podcast, we’re diving deeper into what it really means to build a shared vision in marriage. 💍✨

“Shared vision” sounds great in theory—but how do you actually create one that works in real life? In Part 2, we get practical. We talk about aligning your goals, navigating differences, and building a future that reflects both partners’ values, dreams, and purpose.

Whether you feel completely in sync or like you’re heading in two different directions, this conversation will help you reconnect, refocus, and move forward—together.

In this episode of We Still Do, we’re diving into what it really means to build a shared vision in your relationship—and why sometimes the best way forward is to look back.

Using your vows as a foundation, we explore how the promises you made to each other can become a powerful guide for navigating change, conflict, and growth. Life doesn’t always unfold the way we imagined, but reconnecting with your original intentions can help you realign, recommit, and move forward with purpose—together.

We’ll talk about how to revisit your vows in a meaningful way, ask the right questions about where you are now, and create a shared vision that reflects who you’ve both become. Whether you’re feeling disconnected or simply want to deepen your bond, this episode offers practical insights and heartfelt encouragement to help you build a future that feels intentional, united, and true to your relationship.

Because sometimes, the strongest way forward… is remembering why you chose each other in the first place.

What happens when addiction, broken trust, and years of pain collide with faith, surrender, and the courage to start again?

In this powerful episode of the We Still Do Podcast, we sit down with The Blakes to talk about the raw, unfiltered reality of addiction, recovery, and fighting for a marriage that once felt beyond repair. From the darkest moments of substance abuse and separation to the life-changing decision to pursue sobriety and healing, their story is a testimony of redemption, resilience, and the power of second chances.

This conversation is honest, emotional, and full of hope for anyone walking through addiction, betrayal, or a season where love feels impossible to restore.

If you've ever wondered whether a broken marriage can truly be rebuilt, this episode is proof that healing, redemption, and lasting love are still possible.

🎧 Tune in and be reminded: sometimes the most powerful love stories are the ones that almost didn’t survive.

What does love actually look like in marriage—according to the Bible?

In this powerful episode of the We Still Do Podcast, we sit down with our very own pastor and spiritual father, Bishop Robert Hooks, as he unpacks the true meaning of love through the lens of Scripture. In a world where love is often defined by feelings and culture, Bishop Hooks brings us back to God’s design, helping us understand what biblical love really is and how it transforms the way we show up in our marriages.

Together, we explore what the Bible teaches about love, the difference between worldly love and covenant love, and the practical ways couples can live out Christ-centered love in everyday moments. From patience and sacrifice to forgiveness and commitment, this conversation offers wisdom, clarity, and encouragement for anyone who wants their marriage to reflect God’s heart.

Whether you’re newly married, have been together for decades, or are preparing for marriage, this episode will challenge and inspire you to love deeper, serve better, and build a marriage rooted in biblical truth.

Tune in and discover how understanding God’s definition of love can strengthen your relationship and help your marriage thrive.