The Most Controversial Marriage Advice You Will Ever Hear.. And IT WORKS

Most Christians Plan Their Wedding WRONG - Here’s The Truth | EP06

Most couples spend months obsessing over flowers, venues, and seating charts — but completely miss what actually makes a marriage last. In this episode, we get honest about the most common mistakes Christian couples make when planning their wedding, and what the Bible actually says about how this season should look.We cover:Why so many Christian weddings look just like secular ones — and why that matters.The dangerous trap of putting the "perfect day" above the covenant you're making.What Scripture says about priorities, unity, and involving your communityPractical, biblical steps to plan a wedding that honors God from day one.Whether you're newly engaged or deep in the planning process, this episode will challenge and equip you to approach your wedding with purpose, not just Pinterest boards.

The Most Controversial Marriage Advice You Will Ever Hear.. And IT WORKS

We went viral for giving marriage advice that most people have never heard before... and honestly, we didn't expect the reaction we got. In this video, we're sitting down together to react to our most controversial, most-viewed marriage advice videos — the ones that blew up online and left people shocked, confused, or completely on board. Some of it sounds unconventional. Some of it sounds like it shouldn't work. But we're breaking down why we said what we said, what the Bible actually says about it, and why this advice keeps working for couples who try it. If you've ever wondered what "controversial" biblical marriage advice actually looks like in practice — or you just want to see two people react to their own internet fame — this one's for you. 👉 Which piece of advice surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments.

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