
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 | 365 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityScienceSocial Sciences | |||

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As an evangelical Christian for the last 26 years, I find this content to be an excellent expository presentation of harmful teachings within the church related to marriage. I appreciate the way they dissect every harmful idea and call out authors and ministries by name. It’s important to know what Christian authors and ministries are endorsing harmful ideas. It’s heartbreaking to see so many marriages fail because of inappropriate advise from so-called Christian “experts”
The podcasters continually interrupt and talk loudly over each other, and talk so fast that it seems like they are afraid they won’t get the opportunity to say what they want to say. I find it disrespectful to each other and disrespectful to the listeners. It’s a lack of basic courtesy, and makes it appear that each one thinks that what they are saying is more important than what the other person has to say.
Unfortunately I believe they are more about tearing down a group of people (evangelical men) than building up healthy marriages. Why play clips of other authors/speakers and criticize their motive for telling the truth? Isn’t all that matters is that they are telling the truth?
I don’t like how Sheila and Rebecca talk about other others/speakers they don’t agree with.
Also, their arguments about what Luke 6 and Matthew 7 say about good fruit are weak. They were called out on incorrect interpret... more
I used to really like Sheila’s content—she was encouraging intimate enjoyment and freedom in intimacy for women. Biblically.
Sadly it seems now she is out to bash men… Christian men. And Christian ministries.
My husband asked me when was the last time she had her people attack “gentlemen’s clubs” or sex trafficking rings… the real monsters.
Nope—she goes after ministries that are trying to encourage marriage and following the Bible the best they know how.
Maybe she’ll change back…? I kno... more
These podcasts will really challenge you to examine your beliefs and what you've internalized and help you to compare it to Scripture to decide for yourself if individual teachings are TRULY based on the Bible, or someone's faulty interpretation of it for selfish gain. I love all of the interviews Sheila does with people of all different backgrounds. Conservative, Liberal and all on between. Let's take politics and preconceived notions out of the Bible and juat be concerned with what JESUS teach... more
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This show tends to center around marriage, parenting, and sexuality within Christian communities, often challenging traditional purity culture and complementarian norms with research-based discussion and guest expert perspectives. Episodes frequently feature conversations about healthier relationship dynamics, evidence-based parenting approaches, and critiques of evangelical leadership practices, while highlighting practical tools for couples and families. A notable strength is the rigorous use of sources and data to back arguments, along with a willingness to address difficult topics like religious trauma and gender roles. The format often mixes scholarly context with personal anecdotes, creating conversations that are both informative and... more
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