In this episode of Feathered In Grace & Armor, Gina and Chadd bring some fun and intentionality to your relationship with a Couple’s Challenge—designed to help you learn something new about your significant other, no matter how long you’ve been together.

They dive into simple, meaningful ways to spark new conversations and go beyond the surface. It’s about rediscovering each other, laughing together, and getting closer through curiosity and connection.

💦 PLUS... they share a hilarious (and slightly embarrassing) story about a recent kiss in the pool—let’s just say they didn’t think anyone was watching. You don’t want to miss this one!

Grab your spouse, hit play, and take the challenge together. Then let us know what you learned—we’d love to hear your story in the comments, DMs, or a review!

📘 Episode Description:

In this first-ever solo episode of Feathered In Grace & Armor, Chadd steps up to the mic alone—opening up about what it means to be a man of faith in today’s world.

He shares his personal journey over the last 7 years—from brokenness to rebuilding, from anger to grace, and how God reshaped his identity as a man, a father, a husband, and a leader.

This episode marks a new chapter for the podcast, as Gina and Chadd explore doing more solo-style shows alongside their usual real-life marriage conversations.

💬 If Chadd’s story hits home, drop a comment, like, or review—we’d love to hear from the men (and women!) walking this journey too.

In this episode of Feathered In Grace & Armor, Gina and Chadd open up about a tough but honest topic: moving in together before marriage—and into a home that carried the weight of a previous relationship.

They share their personal experience of moving into a house that had once been shared with an ex-spouse, how they tried to start fresh by remodeling almost every room, and why—despite their best efforts—it just didn’t work for them.

This episode isn’t about judgment; it’s about discernment. What works for some couples may not work for others. For Gina and Chadd, the emotional and spiritual atmosphere of a home truly mattered.

If you’re thinking about moving in together, merging past and present, or wrestling with the “should we or shouldn’t we?”—this is an honest conversation you don’t want to miss.

💬 Like, comment, or leave a review—we’d love to hear your story too.