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Making Love Podcast

Making Love Podcast

著者: Roy & Tish
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Married in 4 months.
30 years later… still obsessed with each other.

Yeah—we’ve got some things to say.

Welcome to The Making Love Podcast.


What if marriage wasn’t something you just maintained
But something you intentionally built, protected, and genuinely enjoyed?

We combine biblical truth with real-life, practical wisdom to help you create a marriage that’s:

  • Strong in faith
  • Deeply connected
  • And actually fun

We talk about the real stuff:

  • How to keep communication open (even when it’s hard)
  • How to avoid emotional shutdown
  • Understanding your spouse’s “marriage language”
  • Navigating entrepreneur + non-entrepreneur dynamics
  • And building a love that keeps growing—not fading

We’re pastors, parents of 3 grown sons, and grandparents… but at the end of the day, we’re still choosing each other—and still having fun doing it.

This isn’t about perfection.
It’s about building a marriage that lasts—and feels alive along the way.

© 2026 Making Love Podcast
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  • Part 2 Developing Your Marital Language, Marriage Communication That Actually Works Faith Filled and Real
    2026/08/06
    Welcome back to Making Love Podcast with Tish and Pastor Roy where love gets real, faith leads the way, and marriage becomes something you actually enjoy (yes… even during the hard conversations).And today?We are diving into something that will either make you laugh, pause, or gently nudge your elbow like… “Hey… we should probably talk about this.”Marital Language.Because let’s be honest,Sometimes it’s not what you said……it’s exactly how you said it.The Big Idea (That Changes Everything)You don’t just have a relationship…You are building a language together.In Part 2, Tish and Pastor Roy unpack:Why serving your spouse is not weakness it is wisdomHow the way you communicate can either heal or hurtWhy your marriage needs its own language not your parents’ versionAnd how intentional communication builds deeper connectionBecause if you don’t learn how to love your spouse their way…You might be speaking… and they’re still not hearing you.Let’s Talk About “That One Phrase…”You know the one.The thing you said that sounded totally normal to you……but somehow turned into a full situation Yeah… this episode goes there.Tish and Pastor Roy share how many of our reactions come from:What we saw growing upWhat we heard repeatedlyWhat we thought was normalBut here’s the truth:Just because you learned it… doesn’t mean it works.Unlearning Is Part of LovingOne of the most powerful takeaways:Don’t use my language… use my process.In other words:Don’t copy someone else’s marriageDon’t repeat what didn’t workDon’t assume your spouse “should understand”Instead:Learn your spouseStudy what speaks to themBuild something that actually works for your relationshipThe Silence We Don’t Talk AboutHere’s where it gets real…Silence in marriage can mean two completely different things:In immature relationships → silence feels like tensionIn healthy, growing marriages → silence feels like peaceThat shift?That’s growth. That’s trust. That’s connection.Awwww… yeah, that one hits.Love Languages… But Make It Real LifeThis episode also touches on something we all overlook:Touch is communication.Presence is communication. Even sitting in the same room counts.It is not always about big gestures,Sometimes it is:Sitting together while watching different showsA simple touch on the armChoosing connection in small, everyday momentsAnd honestly… that is where real love lives.Faith-filled without feeling heavyHonest without being harshPractical without being boringmarriage communication, Christian marriage podcast, marital language, relationship advice Christian, healthy marriage tips, communication in marriage, love languages explained, faith based relationships, marriage growth podcast, Tish and Pastor Roy, Making Love Podcast, relationship communication tips, how to improve marriage communication, couples communication skillsFinal ThoughtMarriage is not about getting it perfect.It is about learning, growing, laughing, and sometimes saying:“Hey… that didn’t come out right. Let me try again.”Because when love is built intentionally—it does not just last…It gets better every day.Tish and Pastor Roy Times have been making love and making it last for more than three decades.They met at Joy Center in El Paso, Texas, dated for two whirlwind weeks, got engaged, and married four months later. Thirty-plus years, three grown sons, and two-and-a-half grand-babies, they're still each other's favorite people.Roy serves as the local pastor of Joy Center Phoenix, shepherding his community with the same steadiness he brought to a 13-year career as a government contractor and many years in sales and technology. Tish is an ordained minister of nearly 20 years and the CEO of Tish Times Sales Agency, where she helps high-achieving women build companies that scale beyond them. Together they bring the head and the heart strategy and Scripture, candor and compassion to every conversation.On the Making Love Podcast, Tish and Roy pull back the curtain on what it really takes to build a marriage rooted in friendship, faith, and purpose. They're not interested in the filtered, picture-perfect version. They're here for the real thing the laughter, the growth, the hard conversations, and the practical, faith-filled tools that help love get better every day.They live in Phoenix, Arizona, where you'll most likely find them loving Jesus, chasing good coffee, and out on a hiking trail together.www.themakinglovepodcast.com
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  • When Conflict Hits How Strong Couples Fight Together, Not Against Each Other
    2026/07/30

    Time to put down your differences for this powerful and deeply transparent episode of the Making Love Podcast with Tish and Pastor Roy, the conversation explores a truth that can completely transform any marriage, learning how to fight together instead of against each other.

    Conflict is inevitable. Life brings pressure, mistakes, setbacks, and unexpected challenges. The real question is not whether couples will face conflict, but how they choose to respond when it comes. This episode invites you to shift your perspective from blame and division to unity and strategy.

    Through raw storytelling and real life experiences, Tish and Pastor Roy open up about one of the most difficult seasons in their marriage, a time marked by financial loss, broken communication, and emotional distance. What could have torn them apart instead became the foundation for a deeper understanding of partnership, accountability, and trust.

    They challenge listeners to consider a new approach. What if, in moments of frustration, instead of pointing fingers, you paused and recognized that the real problem is not your spouse, but the situation standing in front of both of you. What if you chose to stand side by side and face it together.

    This episode highlights the importance of communication, vulnerability, and letting go of fear based decisions that create distance. It reminds couples that unity is not automatic, it is intentional. Fighting together means protecting the relationship, even in the middle of pain.

    If you have ever felt misunderstood, overwhelmed, or on the verge of giving up during hard seasons, this conversation will encourage you to rethink conflict and rediscover the strength that comes from standing together.

    Because the strongest marriages are not the ones without struggles, they are the ones that refuse to let those struggles come between them.

    #marriage conflict resolution, how to fight fair in marriage, relationship communication, couples conflict advice, healthy marriage habits, overcoming relationship struggles, marriage podcast, building strong relationships, emotional connection in marriage, teamwork in marriage.

    Tish and Pastor Roy Times have been making love and making it last for more than three decades.

    They met at Joy Center in El Paso, Texas, dated for two whirlwind weeks, got engaged, and married four months later. Thirty-plus years, three grown sons, and two-and-a-half grand-babies, they're still each other's favorite people.

    Roy serves as the local pastor of Joy Center Phoenix, shepherding his community with the same steadiness he brought to a 13-year career as a government contractor and many years in sales and technology.

    Tish is an ordained minister of nearly 20 years and the CEO of Tish Times Sales Agency, where she helps high-achieving women build companies that scale beyond them. Together they bring the head and the heart strategy and Scripture, candor and compassion to every conversation.

    On the Making Love Podcast, Tish and Roy pull back the curtain on what it really takes to build a marriage rooted in friendship, faith, and purpose. They're not interested in the filtered, picture-perfect version. They're here for the real thing the laughter, the growth, the hard conversations, and the practical, faith-filled tools that help love get better every day.

    They live in Phoenix, Arizona, where you'll most likely find them loving Jesus, chasing good coffee, and out on a hiking trail together.

    www.themakinglovepodcast.com


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    26 分
  • Investing in Your Marriage Why Time and Shared Experiences Matter Most
    2026/07/23

    Because when love is invested, it does not just last, it gets better every day.

    In this fun episode of the Making Love Podcast with Tish and Pastor Roy, the conversation turns to one of the most overlooked keys to a thriving relationship, intentional investment in your marriage.

    While many people pour time, energy, and money into building careers or businesses, this episode gently challenges couples to consider how much they are truly investing in their most important partnership. Through honest reflection and personal stories, Tish and Pastor Roy explore how real connection is built not through material gifts, but through shared experiences, meaningful time together, and a willingness to grow side by side.

    From trying new foods and traveling together to creating special moments even during financially tight seasons, they remind listeners that investment does not have to be expensive to be powerful. Some of the most meaningful memories come from simple, intentional choices to prioritize one another.

    This episode also highlights the importance of continuing to date your spouse, embracing new experiences together, and staying curious about who your partner is becoming. Marriage is not static, it is a journey of discovery, and the more you invest, the greater the return.

    With warmth, humor, and real life insight, this conversation will inspire you to rethink how you spend your time, deepen your connection, and build a marriage that continues to grow stronger every day.

    #investing in your marriage, marriage advice, relationship growth, dating your spouse, marriage podcast, healthy relationships, couples connection, building intimacy, long term relationships, intentional marriage.

    Tish and Pastor Roy Times have been making love and making it last for more than three decades.

    They met at Joy Center in El Paso, Texas, dated for two whirlwind weeks, got engaged, and married four months later. Thirty-plus years, three grown sons, and two-and-a-half grand-babies, they're still each other's favorite people.

    Roy serves as the local pastor of Joy Center Phoenix, shepherding his community with the same steadiness he brought to a 13-year career as a government contractor and many years in sales and technology.

    Tish is an ordained minister of nearly 20 years and the CEO of Tish Times Sales Agency, where she helps high-achieving women build companies that scale beyond them. Together they bring the head and the heart strategy and Scripture, candor and compassion to every conversation.

    On the Making Love Podcast, Tish and Roy pull back the curtain on what it really takes to build a marriage rooted in friendship, faith, and purpose. They're not interested in the filtered, picture-perfect version. They're here for the real thing the laughter, the growth, the hard conversations, and the practical, faith-filled tools that help love get better every day.

    They live in Phoenix, Arizona, where you'll most likely find them loving Jesus, chasing good coffee, and out on a hiking trail together.

    www.themakinglovepodcast.com


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    26 分
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