I understand, but I don't get it! This episode is all about navigating differences in other people that we don't get, and how that leads us to grow in our own lives.

Dating in marriage is actually really important! This Awkward Conversation is all about why. Give it a listen and leave your comments! Music from: bensound.com

Life transitions can catch us off guard, confuse us, get us stuck, but they can also be a catalyst for growth. In this episode Seth and Saundra chat about transitions and share some of their personal experiences with them. Like, drop a comment, and let us know what you'd like to hear about next!

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This episode of Awkward Conversations is all about dealing with (even maybe even enjoying) in-laws.

Don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comments. And let us know what awkward conversation you want Seth and Saundra to talk about next!

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How do we engage with people we simply can't relate to? We talk a little bit about the things we don't relate to within each other. Thanks for watching Awkward Conversations: Episode 12! Don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comments. And let us know what awkward conversation you want Seth and Saundra to talk about next!

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There's something interesting about the dynamics between men and women, particularly when men seem to be afraid of women. How/why does that happen? Let's get into it.Music: bensound.com AND https://uppbeat.io/track/infraction/summer-strut?rt=uc-referral

That thing we are all craving and so few of us feel like we've really got a grasp on: community! Seth and Saundra chat about community and how it looks different from introverts and extroverts. Don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comments. Music: bensound.com AND https://uppbeat.io/track/infraction/summer-strut?rt=uc-referral

This episode of Awkward Conversations is the second of two episodes discussing the sovereignty of God. Seth and Saundra unpack some of the conceptions (and misconceptions) about what sovereignty means. Let us know what you think in the comments!