Marriage can be full of love and still feel lonely. In this Men of Faith and Project Sisterhood crossover, Caleb and Chrissy Cole talk with Jason and Stephanie Caine about getting married quickly, raising twins, surviving the demanding early years of parenting, and learning how to reconnect when marriage starts feeling more like survival. They unpack the importance of community, dating your spouse even when you do not feel like it, naming loneliness and disconnection honestly, and choosing committed love before the feelings catch up.
- (00:00) - Why Marriage Gets Hard After Kids
- (01:19) - Meet Jason and Stephanie Caine
- (05:30) - Married After Only Three Months
- (06:31) - When Twins Changed Everything
- (08:49) - What Premarital Preparation Actually Helped
- (11:06) - Why the Early Parenting Years Are So Hard
- (12:18) - Stop Trying to Survive Alone
- (15:06) - Be Honest About the Hard Seasons
- (19:27) - How to Reconnect After Survival Mode
- (20:05) - Date Your Spouse Before You Feel Like It
- (21:14) - Love Is a Decision, Not Just a Feeling
- (23:01) - Marriage Was Made to Fight Loneliness
- (24:49) - Why Men Struggle to Admit Loneliness
- (28:27) - Vulnerability Can Deescalate Conflict
- (29:15) - Why Humor Matters in Family Life
What is Project Sisterhood?
Project Sisterhood is a podcast for women who want to grow in faith, find healthy community, and become who God created them to be.
Hosted by Chrissy Cole and the Project Church Sisterhood team, each episode brings honest conversations and biblical encouragement centered on identity, belonging, spiritual maturity, healing, relationships, and purpose.
With a mix of humor, vulnerability, and real-life wisdom, Project Sisterhood creates space for women in every age and stage to feel seen, strengthened, and connected—because you were never meant to do life alone.