MarriageToday with Jimmy & Karen Evans Video Podcast

Parents have the greatest impact on our lives. Right or wrong, they teach us how to handle conflict and relationships. We can overcome any negative influences so future generations live in blessing.

Sex should be something we enjoy and look forward to in marriage. Discover the five keys to experiencing passionate sex throughout your entire married lives. You can turn frustration into fulfillment.

Money can be one of the greatest areas of tension in marriage. When we understand each other's financial perspective, we can manage money together so that it's a huge blessing to our relationship.

From time to time all of us exhibit destructive and negative behavior in marriage. Jimmy Evans offers advice for overcoming any destructive tendencies that may be present in your relationship.

Jimmy Evans overviews five common areas of dysfunctional communication in relationships. From hurt and unforgiveness to dominance and control, we all have unhealthy communication habits that can be overcome.

Jimmy and Karen Evans discuss the important needs of every woman. Most importantly, women need security and love. Women feel most secure when they are married to a sacrificial, caring man.

Jimmy Evans discusses the important needs of every man. More than anything men need honor and respect. Men want to spend their time wherever they receive the most honor whether it's at home or work.

Children are one of the greatest gifts in life, but parenting can be a test on every level. Jimmy and Karen Evans discuss how to raise great children as you build a great marriage.

Jimmy Evans discusses common problems spouses have when communicating with each other and practical skills for achieving successful communication in marriage.

Jimmy Evans discusses how our speech determines success or failure. Just like a farmer plants for a harvest, our words are like seed that grow positively or negatively in relationships.

Jimmy and Karen discuss two core issues of marriage: the challenge of sharing everything and learning to be united physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.

Without realizing it, we often give our best to a relationship when we are dating and pursuing each other. Even after years of marriage, you can be more passionate and in love than ever before.

In marriage, we must be careful that work and children don’t become a bigger priority than our relationship. We always prove priorities not by what we say, but how we live.

Everyone has been hurt and frustrated in relationships. Today you can experience great compassion and hope. It begins by understanding the danger of depending on others to meet your deepest needs.

How well you communicate has a direct correlation to the success of your relationship. Your marriage will never rise above the level of your mouth. Words have a dramatic impact and are always consequential.