In this episode, we're diving into practical tools to cultivate deeper connection and lasting love in your relationship. Whether you are dating, engaged, or married these insights will help you communicate better, strengthen intimacy, and build a relationship that thrives. Tune in as we share actionable strategies to create a love that grows with intention and care.

What is the most unexpected thing we have learned about love? This is the question we answer. Listen now to see how both of us have different answers to this question, but ultimately believe that love is not meant to be complicated!

In this episode we share with you how porn has impacted our marriage. We talk about our pain, the impact it has done to our marriage and encourage both the individuals who are going through the same situation.

Should you want to talk to us, connect with us or learn more about our own story, feel free to email us at contact@dannyandjennie.com

You are not alone and we are here for you.

Warning: Though there is no explicit language in our episodes, we do encourage our listeners to not listen this episode around children as the content can be heavy.

In this episode we are sharing a glimpse of our infertility story. Though the journey hasn't been an easy one, we have learned so much and are thankful for the season we find ourselves in. We want to begin by saying that if you currently find yourself in this position, we see you, we hear you and we are standing with you.

Going through a breakup? Recently ended an engagement? Or currently navigating a season of divorce? Then this episode is for you. We give you some practical steps to take in this hard season and encourage you to seek community, help and support.

In this episode we break down the five love languages, how to implement them in your relationship and three reasons as to how they help strengthen your relationship.

What does it mean when the bible says "and they became one"?

In this episode we unpack what ONE means and why it is important to understand it profoundly as couples decide to take the next step.

Your promise in the altar on your wedding day is not proved then, but is proven in your darkest moments of marriage. How do you say, "I Do" after screw ups and dark moments?