Everyday I Do

Teddy Armijo
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  • Christianity

Our podcast is designed to encourage and equip married couples by showing how marriage beautifully reflects and glorifies God. We come alongside husbands and wives right where they are - whether in seasons of joy, challenge, or growth - and offer practical wisdom, honest conversations, and biblical encouragement. Our heart is to help couples navigate the real struggles of marriage with grace and hope, while pointing them to God's design and purpose.

  1. 2d ago

    Can You Hear Me Now?

    What does it actually mean for a husband to lead his family well? In this episode, we dig into one of the most repeated phrases in David's story — "David inquired of the Lord" — and unpack what it reveals about real spiritual leadership. From battles to betrayal to brand-new seasons of life, David's habit of constantly seeking God (not just in emergencies) offers a powerful contrast to King Saul, who wanted answers without relationship. We talk candidly about what this looks like in everyday marriage — finances, parenting, screen time, conflict, career changes, even big moves (like our own move from Washington to Texas) — and why the strongest husbands aren't the ones with all the answers, but the ones who know exactly where to find them. If you're a husband trying to lead well, or a wife praying for one, this episode will challenge you to make prayer the steering wheel of your family — not the emergency brake. If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

  2. Jul 8

    Walk The Line

    What if the greatest threat to your marriage isn't a dramatic crisis — but a single small compromise that seems completely harmless in the moment? And what happens when you start listening to the wrong voice, even when it sounds like it's coming from someone who knows better? In this episode, we dive into one of the most unusual and sobering stories in all of Scripture — 1 Kings 13 — and unpack what a nameless prophet, a lion, and a donkey have to do with your marriage. The young prophet in this story didn't abandon God. He simply stopped for one meal. But that one moment of misplaced trust revealed something deeper: he had allowed another voice to override a command God had already made crystal clear. And marriages face that same temptation every single day — through social media, well-meaning friends, unsolicited advice from coworkers, and a culture that says follow your heart and do what makes you happy. We get practical about what it looks like to keep God's Word as the final authority in your marriage, why small compromises are more dangerous than big explosions, and how a strong marriage is built not by dramatic acts of faith, but by two people who choose faithfulness in the quiet, ordinary moments — day after day after day. If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

  3. Jul 6

    The Fellowship of the Ring Part 2

    What if the most Christlike thing you could do in your marriage isn't fixing your spouse — but patiently waiting on God to do what only He can do? And what does it actually look like to extend grace to someone whose flaws directly affect you every single day? In Part 2 of The Fellowship of the Ring, we pick up where we left off, diving deeper into the difference between burdens and weaknesses — and why that distinction matters more than most couples realize. Not everything is a crisis, and not every annoyance is a battle worth fighting. Sometimes what needs to be carried is simply the reality that two imperfect people are building a life together. We unpack the concept of forbearance — what it means, what it doesn't mean, and how God's own patience toward us becomes the pattern for how we love our spouse. Because the goal isn't I'll bear with you because I'm mature. The goal is we'll bear with each other, because Christ bears with us both. We also draw an important line: forbearance is not enabling sin, ignoring abuse, or becoming a doormat. Grace and truth always work together. If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

  4. Jun 29

    The Fellowship of the Ring Part 1

    What if the heaviest burdens in your marriage weren't meant to be carried alone? And what if love isn't just about helping your spouse through their struggles — but extending grace when their imperfections are directly affecting you? In this episode, we dive into Galatians 6:1–5 and what it truly looks like to bear one another's burdens in marriage. Using the unlikely lens of Frodo and Samwise from The Lord of the Rings, we explore how real love doesn't just show up in the big moments — it shows up in the daily choice to come alongside your spouse with patience, gentleness, and grace. We also introduce the concept of forbearance — patiently enduring each other's weaknesses without keeping score, weaponizing faults, or demanding perfection. Because marriage isn't just about surviving one another. It's about loving one another the way Christ has loved us. If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

  5. Jun 15

    Jesus Take the Wheel Part 2

    What if the foundation your marriage needs isn't a stronger husband, better circumstances, or even a stronger marriage — but a stronger trust in God? That's the thread Peter has been weaving through two entire chapters, and we pick it up right where Part 1 left off. Governments can be unjust. Servants can be mistreated. Wives can be married to men who aren't leading. And in every single one of those scenarios, Peter's answer is the same: trust God. Not because the situation isn't hard, but because God is the one who judges justly — and He never, ever fails. In Part 2 of "Jesus Take the Wheel", we walk through the final verses of 1 Peter 3:1–6, including the one that tends to raise the most eyebrows: Sarah calling Abraham Lord. Sarah was no doormat. She laughed at God. She tried to take control with Hagar. She made real mistakes. And yet Hebrews puts her in the hall of faith. Because Peter isn't holding Sarah up as an example of a perfect wife. He's holding her up as an example of a woman whose honor for her husband was rooted in trust in God's sovereignty, not in Abraham's perfection. We also talk about fear — the fear underneath so many relationship struggles, the fear of not being heard, not being chosen, of things never changing — and what Peter says to women living in a volatile, pagan Roman world with husbands who held total legal power over them. He doesn't tell them to cower. He calls them to the fierce, unshakeable courage of daughters of Sarah. We close with the question that ties everything together: where have you placed your hope? In your circumstances changing? In your husband stepping up? In a stronger marriage? All of those things may or may not come. But God — who raised Jesus from the dead, who brought something unexpected out of Teddy and Maya's own hard season — never fails. Fill your cup. Trust God. Live differently. If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

  6. Jun 8

    Jesus Take The Wheel Part 1

    What if the most powerful thing a wife can do for her marriage has nothing to do with words? When people hear 1 Peter 3:1–6, most of them get stuck on one word: submit. But we say the word that actually unlocks the whole passage comes before it — likewise. Peter isn't starting a new conversation. He's continuing one. He just finished talking about how believers respond to an unjust government, and how servants respond to unfair treatment. And then he points to Jesus, who was falsely accused, mocked, and humiliated — and entrusted himself to the One who judges justly. That's the model. And then Peter says: likewise, wives. In Part 1 of "Jesus Take the Wheel" on Everyday I Do, we unpack what Peter is actually calling wives to — not inferiority, not silence, not being a doormat — but a voluntary posture of trust in God's sovereignty, even when your husband isn't leading the way he should. We talk about what nagging actually produces in a marriage, why a life of Christlike character speaks louder than a thousand corrective conversations, and what it means to cultivate a gentle and quiet spirit — not as weakness, but as strength under control, the same quality Jesus used to describe himself. Peter's shift from outward appearance to inward character isn't a call to stop caring how you look. It's a question of emphasis. In a world of highlight reels and performative relationships, God is looking at something entirely different — faithfulness, humility, trust. And those are the qualities, Peter says, that are very precious in His sight. You might be the only Bible your husband ever reads. What is your life saying? If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

  7. May 27

    When A Man Loves A Woman

    What if how you treat your wife is directly connected to whether God hears your prayers? That's not a motivational phrase. That's Scripture. First Peter 3:7 is one of the most countercultural verses in the entire Bible — written to men in a world where women were considered property — and it contains a warning so serious that Teddy says when he first read it, he had to stop and read it again. A husband can be on his knees in prayer around the clock, leading Bible studies, serving in church, doing everything that looks spiritual on the outside. But if he is not honoring his wife, Peter says his prayers are hindered. In this episode of Everyday I Do, we walk through every layer of 1 Peter 3:7 and what it actually calls husbands to do — not as a list of rules, but as a vision for what a marriage built on covenant love and mutual dignity looks like in real life. We unpack what it means to live with your wife in understanding — not passive coexistence, but active, attentive, ongoing study of who she is, what she carries, how she communicates, and what she needs. We talk about what honor looks like in practice: in your tone, your attention, your faithfulness, the way you speak about her when she's not in the room, and the private moments that nobody else sees. We address the phrase "weaker vessel" — one of the most misunderstood phrases in Scripture — and what Peter was actually saying to men who had never been told their wives deserved dignity at all. And they land on the phrase that changes everything: heirs together of the grace of life. Your wife is not behind you. She stands beside you before the throne of God. We put it simply: you cannot be spiritually mature while being relationally careless. There is no separation between how you treat your wife and how you walk with God. A husband who gets this listens differently, leads differently, and loves differently. And it's never too late to start. If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

  8. May 22

    With A Little Help From My Friends

    What if the secret to a stronger marriage isn't found in date nights alone — but in serving shoulder to shoulder with a shared mission? We have been married for twenty-five years, and we've moved enough times to rebuild community from scratch more than once. Every single time, the friendships that stuck, the marriages that grew, and the faith that deepened came from one place: getting in the trenches and serving together. Not just attending church, but belonging to it. In this episode of Everyday I Do, we get practical and personal about what happens to a marriage when a couple stops asking "what can the church do for us?" and starts asking "how can we serve God's people together?" The answer, it turns out, touches every part of the relationship. Serving together builds communication — because ministry requires constant coordination, shared calendars, and checking in on each other's worlds even when you're not in the same room. It builds humility — because your idea isn't always the best one, and laying down your preferences for the good of others is practice for doing the same thing at home. It builds patience — because ministry rarely goes as planned, people are unpredictable, and technology always picks the worst moment to fail. It builds teamwork — because you don't have to have the same gift to serve the same mission. And it builds dependence on God — because the moment you think you have enough wisdom and strength to do this on your own, you've already started losing. We also talk honestly about isolation, imposter syndrome in ministry, what it looks like when pride sneaks into a leadership team, and why two people going to two different churches is a bigger deal than most couples realize. A marriage with a shared mission is a stronger marriage. And Jesus — who washed feet, prayed for His disciples, and gave everything — is the model for what that actually looks like. If you would like prayer for your marriage or anything at all, email us at everydayidopod@gmail.com. We would love to pray for you and be an encouragement! You can also message us on Instagram at ⁠⁠⁠⁠everyday_i_do_podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠.

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Our podcast is designed to encourage and equip married couples by showing how marriage beautifully reflects and glorifies God. We come alongside husbands and wives right where they are - whether in seasons of joy, challenge, or growth - and offer practical wisdom, honest conversations, and biblical encouragement. Our heart is to help couples navigate the real struggles of marriage with grace and hope, while pointing them to God's design and purpose.

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  • Creator
    Teddy Armijo
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    40
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2026 Teddy Armijo
  • Show Website
    Everyday I Do