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WHOA That's Good Podcast — What Couples Get Wrong About Love, Respect & Submitting | Sadie Robertson Huff & Christian Huff
Scout ratingSCOUT· 58%1h 05m·2026-04-22·Faith

What Couples Get Wrong About Love, Respect & Submitting | Sadie Robertson Huff & Christian Huff

WHOA That's Good Podcast

What if one book could completely rewire the way you do relationships? For Sadie and Christian Huff, it did — and the sign they were supposed to read it? You won't see it coming. The author of "Love and Respect", Dr. Emerson Eggerichs, breaks down why love and respect aren't just what you give — it's the how and the…

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I find it deeply problematic that you choose to platform a guy who has said that "you can't tell when a woman is aroused."

@ReginaGlick · YouTube comment

Please look at reading “the great sex rescue” by Sheila Wray Gregoire.

@celenag7157 · YouTube comment

I'm in total agreement that we should treat every human with love and respect because we are all made in God's image. And I do feel contempt is horrible in any marriage. I think this book can work for good when the husband and wife are fair…

@lizstephan1320 · YouTube comment

29:57 Preach Christian! We must all act in a way of the character rather than just blindly following the commands. Great tools by Dr. Eggerich I love this book. And I appreciate the vulnerability and openness in the conversation. I experien…

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