Scripture has more to say about our bodies and sex than most people expect — and it’s better news than they’ve heard. This episode traces the Bible’s full arc on sexuality, from the goodness of its original design in Genesis, through the distortions of the fall, to the surprising New Testament reframe where both marriage and singleness become signs pointing to Christ and his church. Sex is a good gift from God—but it points to something ever greater.

Most husbands aren’t emotionally absent — they’re emotionally hidden. This episode pulls back the curtain on three things men rarely say out loud: the feelings they’ve been taught to suppress, the visual battle they fight every day, and how much a wife’s belief in them actually matters. An honest conversation for wives who want to understand, and husbands who want to be known.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Many husbands want to lead their families spiritually, but have never been shown what that actually looks like. And most wives would love nothing more than for their husband to step into that role — they're just still waiting. Complementarian is a word that covers an enormous range — from something close to patriarchy all the way to marriages that look functionally equal in daily life. In this episode, Becky Brown (Women’s Ministry Director at New Valley Church) joins Scott to get honest about where they actually land, what Paul is really saying in Ephesians 5, and what spiritual leadership looks like — and doesn't — in a gospel-centered marriage.