
Tired of Christian pat answers about marriage? The podcast that goes in-depth into marriage, parenting, and even sex--to see how we can live the passionate life we were meant for. Paired with Bare Marriage--the blog!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 346 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityScienceReligion & SpiritualitySocial Sciences | |||

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What happens when you know the old “because I said so” parenting style isn’t healthy…but you also don’t want to raise entitled little tyrants? In this episode, parenting coach Wendy Snyder joins us for a deeply practical, heartfelt,... more
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What if the “Billy Graham rule” (or the evangelical distortion of it) says more about fear than integrity? In this episode, Danielle Strickland helps us unpack the assumptions behind the idea that men and women can’t be alone togeth... more
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Welcome to Part 2 of our breakdown of For Men Only! This episode dives headfirst into the sex chapter — and quickly exposes how shaky stats and selective storytelling create misleading narratives about libido and desire. We examine ... more
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In this episode, we dive into For Men Only, by Shaunti & Jeff Feldhahn, and let’s just say…we have many thoughts! We unpack some of its core claims about gender dynamics, communication, and emotional needs. Rebecca shares how this b... more
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I have read some of their books and think their message is so needed. There is a lot that needs to be called out in “Christian culture” when it comes to sexuality. But the focus often miss the relational dynamics at play. There is little mention how both husband and wife can self sabotage and self protect to the emotional and sexual detriment of the relationship.
How to create a podcast like this:
1. Read a best-selling marriage book that has helped thousands of people but YOU think it’s harmful to women.
2. Get a publisher to pay for and survey a large sample of women who share your views (known as self-selection, snowball sampling).
3. Publish this “data” that (surprise!) supports your view and pretend it’s not your opinion because it’s “based on research.” Don’t forget to make LOTS of causal connections from (biased) data that can only be correlative.... more
I am one of many who has been helped and healed by the work and research of Sheila, Rebecca and Joanna. They are discussing teachings and beliefs that have long been accepted by much of the modern American church, but that in reality are not of Jesus and only cause harm and destruction. It is not wrong to question, in fact, its our calling as followers of Jesus. We should not blindly follow the crowd, even if it claims to be a Christian one. It’s time to have the hard conversations and truly jud... more
They have great intentions, I’m sure, but are as wrong as the ideologies/theologies they oppose. Find another source for biblical representation of marriage.
Her theology is terrible.
She complains a lot about evangelical Christians.
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This show consistently critiques traditional Christian marriage tropes and explores healthier, more egalitarian relationship dynamics. Across recent episodes, conversations frequently center on how purity culture, complementarianism, and patriarchal teachings have shaped women's experiences in marriage and faith communities, with guests and researchers offering evidence-based perspectives, personal narratives, and practical guidance for healthier partnerships. The format often blends scholarly critique with empathetic storytelling, aiming to empower listeners—especially women—to seek mutuality, consent, and emotional safety while navigating faith-driven expectations. A notable strength is its willingness to challenge widely accepted church ... more
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Recent guests on Bare Marriage include:
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2. Tia Levings
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