When I used to hear someone say, “You should pray with your wife,” the first thing that came to mind was a doctor’s appointment I once had. In response to …
EP 71: Hope-Filled Marriage with Neil and Sharol Josephson
If you were to rate the health of your marriage or family today, how would you score? 10/10, living in bliss? 5/10, with some challenges and struggles? Lower? Marriages and …
When Men Are Single Again
John Piper wrote a book called This Momentary Marriage. It’s a good title, but I hate it. “Romance, sex, and childbearing are temporary gifts of God,” he writes. “They are …
How to Truly Love Our Wives
It’s every man’s favourite time of year. Hallmark and Lindt (among other chocolatiers) combine to make us a little sweeter to our significant other. With a bit of prompting, we …
3 Steps to Great Sex in Your Marriage
So, you want to have great sex in your marriage? Fortunately, God wants that, too. But what even is “great sex”? And how do we get it? Is it wild …
EP 67: Just Show Up with Drew Dyck
Have you ever felt stressed, burdened, or overwhelmed by all the things you have to do? Then along comes the Church, and our relationship with God, and we look at …
Lessons Learned Holding Back a Flood
In late August 2023, my town received a torrential amount of rainstorms over a short period, causing widespread flooding. We have a sump pump in our basement that had been …
EP 66: The Great Sex Rescue with Sheila Wray and Keith Gregoire
Disclaimer: This conversation frankly discusses sensitive topics relating to sex and marriage that may not be age-appropriate for younger viewers/listeners. In this month’s podcast, Dean sits down for a conversation …
EP 62: Unlocking The Mystery of Transmitting Faith to Your Children with Rick Heimstra & Lindsay Callaway
Are you concerned about the growing number of Canadian young adults who are leaving their faith behind? As parents, we hold a tremendous responsibility to ensure the transmission of faith …
Strengthening Your Marriage – 3 Tips to Being a Spiritual Leader in Your Home
One of the big errors married men can make is to adopt a fatalistic, almost nihilistic, view of marriage. When Christian men quit trying to be better husbands and spiritual leaders, it begins a chain reaction that affects the entire family. Good marriages must be maintained; they take work. It’s simply too easy to get comfortable in a marriage relationship and eventually take it for granted. Just like muscles atrophy with age, marriages too can get weak over time unless they are strengthened on purpose.