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The Equally Yoked

Christian dating doesn't have to be confusing. Join us as we use timeless Biblical wisdom to navigate modern dating challenges and build God-honoring relationships.

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  1. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Ep. 6 | The Christian Dating Crisis: 5 Trends We Can’t Ignore (opens the original)

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    Tired of swiping your way to total exhaustion? You are definitely not alone. In this episode, we are taking an in-depth, honest look at Candice Mark’s article, “The Christian Dating Crisis: 5 Trends We Can’t Ignore,” to talk about why so many of us are officially opting out of the digital matchmaking treadmill. We discuss the massive comeback of meeting people the “old school” way: in person, on purpose, and through organic faith communities that already share our values. We unpack: * The Great

  2. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    5 | Dating Till I Die: The Rent-a-Wife Generation (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we dig into Mark Theophilus’s article “Rent-a-Wife: The New Normal” and the mindset it names, church-going successful men choosing to “stay liquid” instead of actually getting married. Marriage rates have dropped 67% since 1981. Marriage went from the cornerstone of adult life to being an old-school idea, something people only consider once everything else is already curated and perfect. That didn’t happen by accident. Dating apps play their part too, running addictive, slot-mac

  3. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    4 | Stop waiting. Start Becoming (opens the original)

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    Are you waiting for wife before you start acting like a man? It’s time for a reality check: Marriage does not create maturity out of thin air; it merely reveals what you’ve already been building. In this episode, we’re having a candid, unscripted conversation inspired by the work of Candice Mark about why you need to “dress for the job you want” when it comes to your future marriage. We’re moving past the modern myth that a husband is just “a boyfriend with better paperwork” and looking at the b

  4. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    3 | Seven Qs To Ask Before You Say "I DO" (opens the original)

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    Dating apps sell you chemistry. TikTok gurus sell you vibes. Nobody’s selling you the truth. If you’re a Christian dating with purpose — not for fun, not for the next six months, but for a marriage that survives real life — this episode is for you. We break down The Equally Yoked Deck: seven questions built to expose the fault lines before they become earthquakes. Not “what’s your love language.” Real questions — the kind that force honesty about faith, money, conflict, leadership, and whether y

  5. Episode · Jul 12, 2026

    2 | Your Heart. Is a Liar. Stop following it. (opens the original)

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    The heart wants what it wants. You’ve heard it in songs, on podcasts, seen it memed a thousand times. Maybe you’ve even whispered it to yourself after sending that risky text. This phrase became famous when Woody Allen used it to justify leaving his decades-long partner & girlfriend, Mia Farrow, for Soon-Yi, the daughter Mia had adopted. He apparently didn’t read Pascal, who centuries earlier warned: “The heart has reasons that reason knows nothing of.” We may never do a Woody Allen. But we use

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