Dating With A Purpose Podcast

One of the quietest signs of a healthy relationship is when you don't have an agenda. You enjoy each other's company.  A true sign of a mature relationship is when you are comfortable with the "nothing" conversations.  Send us Fan Mail

Sharing your location can be a meaningful expression of trust when you're dating with a purpose—but it's not the trust itself. Healthy trust is built through honesty, consistency, communication, and respecting each other's boundaries. Location sharing works best when it is a mutual choice made for convenience, safety, or peace of mind, not because one person feels pressured or monit...

 Bringing two families together as one is a journey.  The goal is not to create a perfect family overnight, but to build a loving, supportive home where everyone feels they belong.  Send us Fan Mail

Reaching one full year of podcasting is a great milestone and a perfect opportunity for a special "Year in Review" episode. Many podcasters use anniversary or year-end episodes to reflect on favorite moments, lessons learned, audience feedback, and how the show has evolved over time.  Send us Fan Mail

Dating etiquette is essential because it sets a baseline of mutual respect and clear communication for both people involved. Simple habits like being punctual, staying off your phone, and expressing genuine interest help create a comfortable atmosphere. Send us Fan Mail

There is something beautifully full-circle about returning to the same place where the bride’s ring was once purchased — but this time, the tables are turned on the groom. What began as his act of love and commitment now becomes hers.  Send us Fan Mail

Sometimes the best quality time is not about expensive plans, but simply being together through every mile of the journey. Visiting friends and family, stopping to shop a little, sharing conversations, laughter, meals, and memories while traveling through four different states in a single day can create a bond that lasts forever.  Send us Fan Mail

When listeners contact you with relationship questions, honesty and humility matter more than pretending to be experts. You can offer perspective without presenting yourselves as licensed professionals.  People often connect more with authenticity than perfection. Sometimes being relatable, compassionate, and willing to listen can help someone feel heard and less alone.  Send us Fan Mail

The world can pressure people into living in survival mode, but identity is rebuilt through rest, faith, community, purpose, and small moments of hope. Even in chaotic times, you are still allowed to feel joy, dream, create, and heal.  Send us Fan Mail

What do you get when three coworkers are all engaged? A three-of-a-kind type of episode! An episode filled with love and laughter. Send us Fan Mail

A two-year anniversary dinner can unexpectedly turn into an ER visit when an emergency happens during the celebration or in the surrounding situation. While anniversaries are usually joyful, real life moments can shift quickly into medical emergencies.  Send us Fan Mail

The relief when two people from different church backgrounds find a church where they can worship together is often a deep sense of unity, peace, and answered prayer .  Send us Fan Mail

Starting a memorial tradition is a powerful way to weave your father's spirit into the fabric of your daily life, transforming a date of loss into a day of connection. Since he was your best friend, the most authentic traditions often mirror the "small, repeating acts of love" you shared. Send us Fan Mail

When you do not have a specific topic for a podcast, you can dive into all sorts of things. Conversations about the past, present, and future come to life in this episode.  Send us Fan Mail

 Your dress shopping day is emotional and celebratory. Your planning talk is grounded and purposeful. Together, they create balance, and with the help of some very special friends, it can be magical.  Send us Fan Mail

 Two years together and one year away from saying “I do.”  The wedding is one day, the marriage is the real goal.  Send us Fan Mail

 This episode is all about the dress, but it wasn’t just about saying yes to the dress… it was about saying yes to love, yes to partnership, and yes to a lifetime together. Send us Fan Mail

 While a "no fuss, no fight" relationship might sound like the ultimate goal, relationship experts often suggest that the absence of conflict can be just as telling as its presence. The "Healthy" Calm: Some couples rarely fight because they have high compatibility and exceptional communication skills. They address minor frictions immediately through respectful discussion rather...

 When non-experts have a conversation with a relationship expert, the dynamic can be powerful — if it’s handled well.  Non-experts often speak from: Personal experience Emotions Cultural beliefs “What I’ve seen work” A relationship expert brings: Research-based insight Patterns across many couples Psychological frameworks Tools and structured approaches The magic happens when curiosity replaces de...

 When dating with a purpose, handling sickness and health is less about "fixing" the situation and more about testing compatibility and building a foundation of trust. Because you are dating with a long-term goal, health becomes a critical "litmus test" for a partner's character and their ability to provide mutual support. Send us Fan Mail

Planning a wedding can feel like a part-time job, but breaking it down into manageable phases keeps the stress in check. Hearing from others can help with questionable dos and don'ts. Send us Fan Mail

In the modern dating landscape, intentional dating and dating with a purpose are often used interchangeably to describe a shift away from "dating on autopilot" or casual "hanging out" toward a more conscious, goal-oriented approach.  While they share the same core philosophy—knowing what you want and being upfront about it—there are subtle nuances in how they are practiced and...

 They can say—without dodging or joking—what they’re dating for (marriage, long-term partnership, building a life together). No “let’s see where it goes” fog.  They’ve processed past relationships instead of dragging old wounds into new ones. They can talk about lessons learned without bitterness or blaming.   Purposeful dating requires intention. They plan , follow through, and don’t treat dating...

Starting the podcast wasn’t just about creating content—it was about creating connection . What began as an idea became a space for real conversations, shared wisdom, laughter, and growth. Each episode stretched me: learning how to listen more deeply, speak more intentionally, and trust the process even when the numbers didn’t tell the full story. What mattered most wasn’t perfection—it was purpos...

Intentional you are in a relationship, planning, and even how you show up.  Grounded, expectant, or quietly excited—you’re allowed to look forward with confidence.  Having grandkids as guests without it feeling gimmicky or chaotic.   Send us Fan Mail