Raising your children is a challenge. Maybe more challenging is relating to them as they become adults. As the parents of adult children, we understand the frustration that is common to so many. We raise them to let them go, but then it is so hard to do so. This week we start a conversation on navigating the challenges you may face when it comes to you adult children. Join us a s we discuss this important issue.

This week we share a bit more of our story. Sometimes we have those big traumas that change our lives forever. But what about the small traumas of life? We share some of those we experienced and how God brought us through them.

For the past two weeks we looked at the emotion of anger. Anger often arises when we have been wounded by someone's words or action. If you are a Christ follower, no matter the wound, we are called to forgive those wounds. Why and how to forgive is the topic of today's No Regretz Marriage podcast.

Justified anger? Distorted anger? Which is yours and how do you respond when you experience either type of anger? We all experience anger. How can we make sure that our anger doesn't control us and do damage to our relationships? We'll talk about that on today's No Regretz Marriage podcast.

Angry? Everyone has experienced anger at some point in their lives. What kind of anger was it? Justified or distorted anger? Join us as we look at anger. What is it? What kind of anger am I experiencing? How do I handle it in a way that does not destroy relationships but can actually make them stronger?

On today's No Regretz Marriage podcast, we take a look at The Song of Songs celebration of physical intimacy. God created sex to be a beautiful part of the marriage relationship. Sex in marriage is not something to hide from, but a gift to be celebrated. We live in a culture that wants the beauty of sex and its positive impact on relationships without the boundaries God set up. By ignoring God's wisdom about sexual intimacy, people get the curse rather than the blessing.

Join us as we take a look at The Song of Songs, sometimes known as the Song of Solomon. You can view the book as an allegory, an idealized "what if?", or as we will look at it, a celebration of married love, romance, and physical intimacy.

There are those moments when your life turns upside down. Something shocks you and you don't know what to do. You realize your life will never be the same again. On today's No Regretz Marriage podcast, we share one of those moments from our life.