Proverbs 31

An Intro To Relationships

In this episode, we get real about relationships: our best, our worst, and what we should be looking for. This is the beginning of a series on Biblical dating, marriage, spouses, sex, etc etc. As usual, we welcome your feedback, and you should follow us on social media. You know the drill: Twitter [https://twitter.com/time2realtalk] and Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/time2realtalk/].

Going Through Bad Days

In this episode, we deviate from the schedule to discuss bad days, which both of us had (more like bad weeks). As always, our goal is transparency, so please forgive us for the big emotions in this episode; we hope it resonates with you. Follow us on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/time2realtalk/] and Twitter [https://twitter.com/time2realtalk], and fill out our survey below!

Women of the Bible

Welcome back to this week's episode of the Real Talk Podcast, where we talk about some of our favorite women of the Bible, including Rahab, Mary, Deborah, Sarah, and Esther, and what they teach us. Follow us on @time2realtalk on Twitter [https://twitter.com/time2realtalk] and Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/time2realtalk/], and check out one of the resources we used for this episode [https://www.faithward.org/women-of-the-bible-study-series/].

Proverbs 31

In this episode, we break down Proverbs 31 verse by verse to define what the Bible says about who women should be... and the men who pursue them. Make sure to follow us on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/time2realtalk/] and Twitter [https://twitter.com/time2realtalk], and fill out our survey below!

Biblical Womanhood: Barbie Starts Us Off With What She Got Right, And Wrong, About Womanhood

Come on Barbie, let's go podcast! To kick off our extended series on Biblical womanhood, we're diving into a fun (if slightly controversial topic): the Barbie movie! Join us for the ride as we talk about what Barbie did right, what Barbie did wrong, the insights it gives us into the world of women, and a Christian take on the tension between men and women that Barbie brought to the surface.