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Crazy Little Thing Called Marriage

Focus on the Family
Marriage
Conflict Resolution
Communication
Marriage Counseling
Focus On the Family
Parenting
Communication In Marriage
Intimacy
Relationships
Infidelity
Divorce
Counseling
Christian Counseling
Christian Marriage
Pornography
Trust
Grief
Communication Styles
Blended Families
Forgiveness

Did you know the Hebrew root word for marriage is the same as mess? Okay, maybe not, but it wasn’t a stretch to believe, right? This is the podcast for Christian married couples who are in the middle of a messy moment. They need to laugh. They need clear, practical advice. And they need to hear from someone with an actual degree in this thing. Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley are those people. They have ... more

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Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley focus on infidelity with Brad and Tammy Miller. They discuss how couples drift through busyness, unmet emotional needs, validation-seeking, social media connections, and contrast emotional vs. physical affairs. They also hav... more

You're really going to be blessed by this program, even if you and your spouse share the same faith. Greg and Erin talk with David McIver, author of Looking For The One. David teaches that loving a spiritually different spouse means seeing them throu... more

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Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley host a rapid-fire episode answering common marriage questions from both a husband and a wife perspective - with timed responses! They discuss whether spouses should check in when apart, address hidden purchases as “financial... more

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How is your relationship with your in-laws? Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley discuss what research and experience reveals about in-law relationships, prompted by Erin being asked to speak to a moms group. If conflict, enabling behavior, and parenting disagr... more

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Recent Guests

David McIver
Author of Looking For The One
Author, Looking For The One
Episode: Support For An InterFaith Marriage
Amber Lia
Former English teacher, work-at-home mom, author and speaker
Author of Untriggered and speaker on anger in marriage
Episode: Anger Triggers in Marriage
Todd Petka
Guest, co-speaker on relationship topics
Author/Speaker; married to Carolyn Petka
Episode: Sparking the Marriage Fires, Pt. 2
Carolyn Petka
Guest, co-speaker on relationship topics
Author/Speaker; married to Todd Petka
Episode: Sparking the Marriage Fires, Pt. 2
Todd Petkau
Author and speaker who formulated the Relationship Rocket Formula
Petkau Family (authors/speakers)
Episode: Sparking the Marriage Fires, Pt. 1
Carolyn Petkau
Author and speaker who formulated the Relationship Rocket Formula
Petkau Family (authors/speakers)
Episode: Sparking the Marriage Fires, Pt. 1
Ken Davis
Pastor, bestselling author, comedian, and host of Lighten Up radio show
Lighten Up; Promise Keeper speaker
Episode: Celebrating Fathers with Ken Davis
Matt Bell
full-time biblical money management writer and speaker; managing editor at Sound Mind Investing
Sound Mind Investing
Episode: Money and Marriage, II
Michael Kruger
Married for 25 years, author of Five Things to Pray for Your Spouse
Author, Five Things to Pray for Your Spouse
Episode: What To Pray For Your Spouse

Hosts

Dr. Greg Smalley
Host of the show and co-host, focusing on marriage guidance with Erin Smalley; long-time family and faith-based counseling expert.
Erin Smalley
Co-host and licensed counselor, frequently leads conversations on marriage health and communication.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 626 ratings
  • Crazy little thing called marriage

    I hadn’t listened to this podcast for 15 minutes and tears began to fall. I stopped it started praying. I realized how much I’ve tried to change my husband and not just accept him for who he is. I love these podcasts it’s helped me so much. It’s not too late to start change today. Keep doing what you are doing!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CPD4304
    United States4 months ago
  • LOVE THE TALKS

    My marriage has been moved by listening to the podcast. You all were one of the reasons we attended our first couples retreat and plan to attend many more. Thank you for being a great example of marriage and God!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DJPierce88
    United States7 months ago
  • Good Prep for Marriage

    I like your show. I’m not married but it really makes me think about all the things to consider before getting married.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Work With Your Hands
    United States7 months ago
  • Thanks

    As a special need parent it’s hard to find relatable content

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Trapperweid
    United States10 months ago
  • ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Wonderful!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    I love this podcast so much! Crazy little thing called marriage is a great podcast for you no matter where you are or what you’ve been through in your marriage. 😄 Thank you Greg and Erin for all you do! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

    Apple Podcasts
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    hau'oli keika mahine
    United Statesa year ago

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Audience appreciates authenticity and real-life stories from hosts and guests.
Some listeners note occasional interruptions or pacing but broadly regard content as practical and uplifting.
Listeners praise actionable, biblically-grounded marriage guidance.
Many highlight the podcast as a helpful resource for couples' retreats and ongoing marriage work.

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Talking Points

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Support For An InterFaith Marriage
Q: How do you encourage someone who feels discouraged by a spouse who isn't walking with the Lord?
Focus on trust and seeing the other person through the eyes of Jesus, which shifts the conversation from performance to relationship and opens space for grace and transformation.
Sparking the Marriage Fires, Pt. 2
Q: What would you recommend for a 20-year marriage where one partner has had a chronic illness and six kids, to invest in the relationship while surviving day-to-day life?
Prioritize grieving the difference between expectation and reality, practice self-care to avoid pouring from an empty cup, seek support from friends or community, carve out regular, short connection moments with your spouse, and plan at least occasional time away together to reconnect and remember who you are as a couple.
Anger Triggers in Marriage
Q: What should someone do to support a spouse who is depressed while considering other treatment options?
Acknowledge that depression often has a physiological component, encourage professional evaluation, discuss treatment options (including medication if advised by a clinician), and explore counseling and supportive strategies as a couple to share the journey rather than blaming the other person.
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Q: How can a wife help her husband understand the mental load she carries?
The hosts suggest the husband start by empathizing, asking about her experience, and then together deciding if boundaries or adjustments are needed, with the husband taking the lead on implementing changes.
Sparking the Marriage Fires, Pt. 1
Q: What are some of the deeper questions couples should ask each other besides daily logistics?
Ask about dreams, emotional needs, how you can love better, and what the other person needs from you now; such questions unlock vulnerability and help couples stay connected even during busy seasons.

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A faith-forward, relationship-focused show offering practical, scripture-based guidance for married couples navigating real-life messes. Episodes mix counseling insights, communication tools, forgiveness, intimacy, parenting, and devotional themes, all anchored in relatable stories and guest expertise. The format often combines pragmatic exercises with biblical reflection, encouraging ongoing growth, accountability, and connection. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on self-work, long-term marriage health, and a supportive community vibe fostered by a recognizable ministry affiliation.

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1. Focus on the Family Marriage Podcast
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1. David McIver
2. Amber Lia
3. Todd Petka
4. Carolyn Petka
5. Todd Petkau
6. Carolyn Petkau
7. Ken Davis
8. Matt Bell

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