What happens to a marriage when life suddenly becomes about getting through the day?

In Episode 5 of our special Built Differently series, Jon and Dulce talk honestly about the injuries, sickness, and physical challenges that became part of their journey—and how those experiences affected their marriage and family.

When your health changes, everything can change. Plans get put on hold, roles shift, and even the simplest things can become difficult.

We talk about the frustration, exhaustion, vulnerability, and uncertainty that come with those seasons, and what it means to keep choosing each other when you're both tired and simply trying to make it through.

Built Differently: When the Body Breaks Down — Injury, Sickness & Marriage in Survival Mode

A conversation about physical hardship, marriage, resilience, and the realities of walking through difficult seasons together.

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What happens when you feel called to ministry—and then have to figure out what it actually means to make ministry your life?

In Episode 4 of our special Built Differently series, we continue our conversation with Jon Eastlick as he shares his perspective on the realities of a career in ministry.

Being called to serve is one thing. Living it day after day is another.

Jon talks honestly about the challenges that come with making ministry your work—from the expectations and responsibilities to the pressures that aren't always visible from the outside. We talk about what it means to lead, serve, provide for a family, and continue to live out your calling when ministry becomes your career.

This conversation gives us a different look at Jon and Dulce's journey. There are things about ministry you don't fully understand until you're living them. The rewards can be meaningful, but so can the challenges, sacrifices, expectations, and moments when the reality doesn't look quite like you imagined.

This isn't a conversation about having all the answers. It's an honest look at what it means to be called to something—and then live with the reality of that calling every day.

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What does “home” mean when your children grow up between cultures?

In Episode 3 of our special Built Differently series, we continue our conversation with Jon and Dulce and explore one of the most complicated parts of life in the mission field: raising a family between cultures.

Living in another country is one thing. Raising children there is something entirely different.

Jon and Dulce share what it was like to navigate parenting across cultures—from language and education to friendships, faith, identity, and the challenge of helping their children understand where they belong.

For children who grow up between cultures, the question of “Where are you from?” doesn't always have a simple answer. What feels like home to one person may feel completely different to another. And for parents, creating a sense of belonging while also helping their children appreciate multiple cultures can be both beautiful and challenging.

We talk about the unexpected questions their children asked, the challenges they faced as parents, and how raising kids in another culture shaped their family—and their understanding of faith and home.

This isn't just a story about missionary families. It's a conversation about parenting, identity, belonging, faith, and what it means to create a home when home isn't necessarily a place.

Because sometimes finding home isn't about where you live. It's about where you belong.

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What happens when you say yes to a calling—and then find yourself living in a completely different culture?

In Episode 2 of our special Built Differently series, we continue our conversation with Jon and Dulce as they take us beyond the decision to enter the mission field and into the reality of actually living it.

Culture shock isn't always about food, language, or unfamiliar surroundings. Sometimes it's the realization that the things you thought were normal aren't normal everywhere—and that adapting requires humility, patience, and a willingness to see the world differently.

Jon and Dulce share stories from their early experiences in the mission field, including the moments that caught them off guard, the challenges they didn't expect, and the people who became some of their most unexpected teachers.

We talk about what happens when the excitement wears off, how different cultures can challenge your assumptions, and how difficult experiences can shape both individuals and a marriage.

The journey continues—with culture shock, unexpected lessons, and a whole new perspective on what it means to serve together.

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What happens when two people fall in love—and discover they’re being called to something bigger than themselves?

In this first episode of our special Built Differently series, we sit down with Jon and Dulce, friends we’ve known for more than 20 years, to hear the story behind their life and marriage in the mission field.

Before the cultural challenges, raising a family, physical hardship, and seasons when faith was tested, there were simply two people saying yes—yes to each other, yes to a calling, and yes to a life they couldn’t fully see coming.

We talk about how they met, how their shared calling developed, what it meant to step into the mission field together, and how a common purpose shaped their marriage along the way.

But this isn’t just a story about missions. It’s a story about marriage, purpose, sacrifice, and what happens when you choose to walk through life together—even when you don’t know exactly where the road will lead.

This is only the beginning.

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Remember when getting in the car didn't necessarily mean you were going somewhere?

For Scott and Angie, some of those memories go back to Sunday drives with their grandpas—getting in the car, heading down the road, taking the long way, and enjoying the ride without needing a destination. Maybe there was a stop along the way, maybe there wasn't. What mattered was the time spent together.

In this episode of Caution Ahead, Scott and Angie take a nostalgic look at the Sunday drive—the memories, the conversations, the family traditions, and why something that once seemed so ordinary has nearly disappeared.

Today, GPS tells us exactly where to go. Our schedules tell us when we need to be there. Our phones compete for our attention. We're constantly trying to get somewhere faster.

Have we become so focused on the destination that we've forgotten how to enjoy the journey?

And maybe the Sunday drive was never really about driving.

Scott and Angie explore what happens when we stop treating every moment like something that needs to be productive. How can we create meaningful Sunday drives today—and give our kids the kind of memories that might someday make them say, “Remember when we used to just get in the car and drive?”

Because sometimes the destination doesn't have to be impressive.

Take the long way with Scott and Angie on No Destination Required: The Sunday Drive, on Caution Ahead.

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Do you and your spouse have to agree on everything to have a strong marriage? Not at all.

In this episode of Caution Ahead, Scott and Angie explore the difference between shared values and shared opinions and why that distinction can make a big difference in marriage and relationships. Couples can disagree about politics, money, parenting, vacations, hobbies, and countless everyday decisions while still being deeply connected.

The real question isn't always, “Why don't we agree?” It may be, “What value are we each trying to protect?”

Scott and Angie talk about how disagreements can sometimes be about something much deeper than the opinion on the surface. One spouse may be looking for security while the other wants experiences. One may prioritize family time while the other values achievement. Different opinions don't necessarily mean different priorities.

We'll look at when differences are healthy, when they reveal deeper conflicts in a relationship, and how understanding your spouse's values can change the way you handle disagreements.

If you've ever wondered whether you and your spouse are simply different—or whether those differences could actually make your marriage stronger—this conversation is for you.

🎙️ Caution Ahead — real conversations about marriage, parenting, relationships, and everything in between.

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In this episode of Caution Ahead, Scott and Angie tackle one of the most common sources of frustration in relationships: being late. Is chronic lateness simply disrespectful, or is there more going on beneath the surface?

We explore why being on time matters, why some people never seem to make it out the door on schedule, and what psychology says about chronic lateness. From the planning fallacy and time blindness to perfectionism, distractions, and different personality types, we discuss the real reasons some people struggle with punctuality—and practical ways couples can reduce the stress and arguments that come with it.

Whether you're the one waiting in the car or the one who always says, "Just five more minutes," this episode will help you better understand your partner and maybe even yourself.

Join us for another honest, humorous conversation as we navigate marriage, communication, and everyday relationship challenges.

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Who's usually late in your relationship?

Have you ever told your spouse an earlier departure time just to get them ready?

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