Carl and Heather Present

Carl and Heather Cartee

Carl and Heather Present: Marriage, Faith and thriving with your total opposite. We are taking on the humor, challenges, highs and lows of staying married to someone who is nothing like you, while holding to the hope that marriage is worth it all.

  1. Jun 2

    Episode 85: When Your Faith Feels Flat w/ Jeffery & Shannon Scott

    Have you ever felt stuck in your faith? Like you're doing all the right things, but God feels distant and spiritual growth seems nowhere to be found? In this episode, Carl and Heather sit down with Jeffrey and Shannon Scott to talk about the often-overlooked seasons of the Christian life when faith feels flat, progress feels slow, and nothing seems to be happening. Together, they explore how God is often doing His deepest work beneath the surface, even when we can't see it. If you've ever wondered whether you're growing, drifting, or simply walking through a difficult season, this conversation will encourage you to stay faithful and keep trusting God. Be sure to check out Shannon's podcast, The Everything Beautiful Podcast, where she shares honest conversations and biblical encouragement to help women find beauty and purpose in every season. If this episode encouraged you, don’t just move on—join us. Subscribe and turn on notifications 🔔 so you don’t miss conversations that are helping couples fight for what matters most—their marriage, their family, and their walk with God. If this episode spoke to you, drop a comment 💬 and tap like 👍—it helps more couples find this message. Need prayer? We’d truly be honored to stand with you. 📧 hi@carlandheather.com And if you’re looking to invest in the health of marriages at your church or event, we’d love to serve you. ⛪💍 Submit a request at carlandheather.com/booking Send us Fan Mail Looking to connect with Carl and Heather? Start here... www.carlandheather.com @carlcartee @heather.cartee

    38 min
  2. May 19

    Episode 84: Everyday Spiritual Habits

    Can small spiritual habits actually change your marriage? This week we’re joined by author and Bible teacher Hanna Seymour and her husband Tyler to talk about Hanna’s new book, Everyday Spiritual Habits. Hanna’s message is simple but powerful: spiritual growth doesn’t happen through perfection or pressure — it happens through small, faithful rhythms practiced over time. In this conversation, we unpack how everyday habits like prayer, gratitude, Scripture, friendship, and practicing the presence of God can reshape not only your faith, but your marriage and family culture too. We also talk honestly about: Feeling spiritually exhausted in busy seasonsWhy couples drift spirituallyThe power of consistency over intensityBuilding connection with God in the middle of ordinary lifeWhat it looks like to pursue Jesus together as husband and wifeThis episode is encouraging, practical, and deeply relatable for couples who want a deeper spiritual connection without adding more pressure to their lives. Find Hanna’s book through Worthy Books or at her official site: Hanna Seymour. We're building a hospital and we need your help: If you want to join us in building a maternity ward in South Sudan, Check out Episode 78 to learn more and help us by giving at transformsouthsudan.org/maternity. 100% goes to build the hospital. If this episode encouraged you, don’t just move on—join us. Subscribe and turn on notifications 🔔 so you don’t miss conversations that are helping couples fight for what matters most—their marriage, their family, and their walk with God. If this episode spoke to you, drop a comment 💬 and tap like 👍—it helps more couples find this message. Need prayer? We’d truly be honored to stand with you. 📧 hi@carlandheather.com And if you’re looking to invest in the health of marriages at your church or event, we’d love to serve you. ⛪💍 Submit a request at carlandheather.com/booking Send us Fan Mail Looking to connect with Carl and Heather? Start here... www.carlandheather.com @carlcartee @heather.cartee

    34 min
  3. Apr 14

    Episode 79: The Roommate Trap

    The Roommate Trap What if your marriage isn’t falling apart… but it’s quietly drifting? In this episode of Carl and Heather Present, we’re talking about a season almost every couple experiences—but few know how to name: the roommate phase. It’s when life gets full, conversations become transactional, and connection slowly fades into the background. You’re not fighting.  You’re functioning.  But you’re also not really seeing each other anymore. We’ve lived this.  And after a season of travel, ministry, and a packed schedule, we’re feeling the pull ourselves—and we know we’re not alone. We’ve heard the same question over and over on recent panels:  “What if we don’t have anything in common anymore?”  “What do we do if we feel more like roommates than lovers?” In today’s episode, we talk honestly about:  What the “roommate trap” actually looks like in real life  Why busy seasons quietly disconnect us  How small, intentional shifts can rebuild connection  The role of unresolved hurt in creating distance  Simple, practical ways to start reconnecting todayBecause marriage was never meant to just share space—it was meant to share souls. “You don’t drift into connection. You drift away from it.”And the good news? You can choose your way back. Try this tonight: Ask one real question. Start there. 💛 Partner With Us This year, we’re partnering with Transform South Sudan to help build a maternity ward at the Ahick Women’s Clinic in Lietnom, South Sudan. We’re believing to raise $85,000, and a generous donor has already committed a $42,500 matching gift. You can be part of bringing life-saving care to women and babies:  👉 transformsouthsudan.org/maternity 📩 Prayer requests: hi@carlandheather.com  🎧 New episodes every Tuesday Send us Fan Mail Looking to connect with Carl and Heather? Start here... www.carlandheather.com @carlcartee @heather.cartee

    30 min
5
out of 5
22 Ratings

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Carl and Heather Present: Marriage, Faith and thriving with your total opposite. We are taking on the humor, challenges, highs and lows of staying married to someone who is nothing like you, while holding to the hope that marriage is worth it all.

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