In this week's episode, hosts Greg & Rachelle Colegrove and Andy Tate continue their deep dive into restoring your relationship after conflict has occurred. Pulling wisdom from James 4:1, they tackle the raw, honest truth: we're often driven by our selfish desires and deep-seated woundedness.

Join the discussion as they introduce two powerful scriptural themes that let God into the restoration process: Thankfulness and Repentance.

Andy shares the marriage fail of the week, where the candles at a wedding took "lighting up the room" a bit too seriously, and Bert in Arkansas writes in with a relatable problem: “How do you address your wife when she is critical of your driving skills?

Don't miss this essential guide to moving past conflict and building a fun, lasting relationship!

In this episode of the Fun Marriage Workshop Podcast, Greg, Rachelle, and Andy dive into the second law of personal responsibility: accepting responsibility for our own emotions when our buttons get pushed.

From a lighthearted “marriage fail” about mixing up pet names to a powerful teaching on breaking reactive cycles, the team unpacks why it’s our job—not our spouse’s—to tend to our own hearts.

In the mailbag, a listener asks how to rebuild trust and forgiveness after hurting their spouse. Join us for encouragement, practical insights, and a reminder that your marriage matters to God—and to us.

In this episode of the Fun Marriage Workshop your hosts Greg and Rachelle Colegrove, along with Andy and Laura Tate, dive into how to be aware of your own emotions and how that will impact your marriage. Andy kicks things off with a "marriage fail" involving pets, before the team explores how we can take a “time-out” from conflict and reconnect with our own emotions before reconnecting and repairing the relationship. They will also explore what alarms our bodies throw up whenever we are in conflict and how to defuse those alarms.

Plus, don't miss a powerful segment in the mailbag as Jennifer from Wisconsin asks, "How do you fix problems/disagreements if one of you avoids whenever there are disagreements?" The team offers compassionate and helpful guidance for navigating such a challenging experience. And next time, we'll be discussing how to accept responsibility for ourselves and our own emotions.