Ben and Mo
Forsaking All Others Podcast
This podcast is about re-centering marriages to be built on Godly principles. Not off of toxic traditional ways for marriages. This podcast is hosted between Benjamin J. King and Monaysha King. Two millennial parents, doing marriage and relationship God's way.
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Episódios
A Three-stranded Cord | Not Easily Broken 07.04.2026 23:35
The conversation dives into the significance of Christ as the center of marriage, emphasizing the impact of seeking Christ first and avoiding outside influences. It explores the analogy of a three-stranded cord and its application to marriage, highlighting the importance of prioritizing Christ in the marital relationship. Takeaways Marriage and Christ as the center Seeking Christ first in marriage...
Your Spouse Isn't Your Enemy 19.03.2026 29:56
The conversation delves into the importance of understanding that a spouse is not the enemy and the impact of lack of communication in marriage. It explores the toxicity of selfish motives and the lack of communication, emphasizing the importance of healthy communication in marriage. The discussion also highlights the need to maintain healthy communication, respect boundaries, and process differen...
Marriage in Your Late 20s | Faith, Kids, and Finding Balance 25.01.2026 24:14
Summary In this conversation, Ben and Mo discuss the challenges and joys of navigating marriage and parenthood. They emphasize the importance of maintaining a strong relationship amidst the demands of parenting, the necessity of communication, and the impact of external opinions on their marriage. They share personal experiences and insights on how to prioritize their relationship while managing t...
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