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The VowsToKeep Marriage Podcast

The VowsToKeep Marriage Podcast

By: David & Tracy Sellars
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Need help in your marriage?! We've got you covered! The VowsToKeep Marriage Podcast will help you grow closer to your spouse and closer to God's design for your marriage. No marriage is too far gone to save or too healthy to not need a check up. Let's get started by building a Biblically healthy marriage!

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  • The Xbox Fight That Flatlined A Marriage
    Jul 13 2026

    A marriage can be legally intact and still be dying. We start with that uncomfortable reality and then work through Exodus 20 to name the habits that quietly drain a relationship of friendship, passion, and trust, one small choice at a time. From an Uber story about a marriage that ended up on life support to the “final cut” moments couples never saw coming, we get honest about how conflict, sarcasm, stonewalling, and selfish priorities can function like slow-motion murder.

    Then we talk about adultery the way Jesus does in Matthew 5, not as a technical line you cross, but as a heart-level break in covenant. We address pornography, lust, and emotional affairs, and we also share real hope we’ve seen through counseling when God redeems what looks like a deal breaker. We get practical about boundaries and accountability, especially in a social media age where private messages and old relationships can quietly reopen doors that should stay shut.

    We move into “do not steal” as an entitlement mindset in marriage, where spouses start keeping score with money, time, and responsibilities. From there, “do not bear false witness” becomes a warning about the stories we tell about our spouse to friends and even to ourselves, plus three common lies that unhappy couples believe. We close with the tenth commandment and the poison of comparison, then offer the antidote: trusting God’s provision and practicing gratitude, all summed up in the Great Commandment to love God and love your nearest neighbor, starting at home.

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    25 mins
  • Put Down The Phone And Take A Holy Nap
    Jul 6 2026

    Most of us don’t struggle because we’ve never heard God’s commands. We struggle because we try to live them with the wrong fuel. We’re David and Tracy Sellers, and we’re digging into the Ten Commandments for marriage with a focus on the one command Jesus says sits above them all: love the Lord your God with everything you are, and love your neighbor as yourself. When that becomes the center, the commandments stop feeling like a cold rulebook and start functioning like guardrails that lead to real freedom, peace, and closeness.

    We also get honest about the inner war Paul describes in Romans 7, and why Galatians makes it clear that law keeping cannot make anyone right with God. The law exposes sin and points us to our need for Jesus Christ, while faith brings the power to obey from the heart. That’s not abstract theology. It’s marriage help for the couple who feels stuck in cycles of guilt, striving, or spiritual burnout and needs a better way forward.

    From there, we apply two commandments directly to everyday family life. First, we talk about Sabbath as God’s gift of rest, worship, and unity. We challenge the nonstop schedule, the screen-based “rest” that never restores, and the idea that good things should crowd out the best things. Then we unpack honoring father and mother, including what it can look like when you’ve been hurt, how to set wise boundaries through leaving and cleaving, and how honoring parents can bless your marriage and model godliness for your kids.

    If you want a stronger Christian marriage grounded in Scripture, take this with you, share it with your spouse, and let us know what part you’re going to put into practice. Subscribe, share this broadcast with a friend who needs encouragement, and leave a review so more couples can find biblical marriage support.

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    For episode transcripts, click HERE.

    For more marriage encouragement, visit: www.VowsToKeep.com | V2K Blog | Marriage Counseling | Insta | FB

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    25 mins
  • The Ten Commandments Through A Marriage Lens
    Jun 29 2026

    The fastest way to find what you worship is to look at what gets your attention when life feels tight. David and Tracy Sellers start with a simple sense of wonder about the universe, then bring it home: the same God who designed the cosmos also designed marriage, and His plan is not limited to your past or your honeymoon memories. If you’ve ever felt like God’s “rules” are heavy, we challenge that assumption with a different lens: His commandments are meant to protect, free, and realign our hearts.

    We connect the Great Commandment to the real world of marriage, where loving your “nearest neighbor” can be the hardest assignment of the week. Why is it easier to be kind at church than to be gentle under your own roof after disappointment, conflict, or betrayal? From there, we walk through the first three of the Ten Commandments with practical marriage application: putting God first instead of keeping Him on speed dial, recognizing modern idols like comfort, success, consumerism, and control, and seeing how idolatry quietly reshapes priorities, time, and intimacy.

    We also unpack “do not take the Lord’s name in vain” as far more than avoiding a phrase. Our words, our tone, and the way we talk about our spouse can either strengthen our witness or sabotage it. With James 3 as a warning about the tongue, we point to a better starting place: asking God to change the heart so the mouth follows. If you want a biblically healthy marriage built on trust, obedience, and grace, this is a grounded next step. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review so more couples can find it.

    Support the show

    For episode transcripts, click HERE.

    For more marriage encouragement, visit: www.VowsToKeep.com | V2K Blog | Marriage Counseling | Insta | FB

    Apple Podcast listener? Would you consider leaving us a review, as this helps more couple's to find our resources?! Leave your review HERE.

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    25 mins
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