In this powerful and personal episode of Feathered in Grace & Armor, Chadd and Gina open up about the stories written—not just on their hearts—but on their skin.

They start with a joyful moment: the recent baptism of their son Drew at Grace Community Church, a milestone filled with faith, family, and gratitude.

From there, they dive into the meaning behind their tattoos—Chadd’s Ephesians 5:25 and Gina’s Ephesians 5:24, a gift from Drew & Jess during a Florida trip. Gina also shares the beautiful biblical story of how God used the rib to create woman, a powerful reminder of the partnership and equality between man and woman found in Scripture:

It’s a conversation about love, faith, covenant, and the visible reminders we carry with us every day.

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In this episode of Feathered in Grace & Armor, Gina once again proves why she’s the real deal when it comes to understanding relationships. 💡 With her signature mix of wisdom, humor, and heart, she breaks down the building blocks of healthy communication for couples—especially in your “second act.”

Chadd gets vulnerable too, admitting he’s not exactly the best communicator (or planner 🤷‍♂️) and sharing how they’ve navigated those challenges together. The conversation is honest, real, and full of practical takeaways you can start using today.

Whether you’re trying to reconnect with your spouse, navigate a blended family, or just learn how to talk so you’re truly heard—this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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🎙️ Episode 12 In this episode, Gina and Chadd get real about one of the most painful and talked-about topics in relationships: cheating.

Using the viral CEO & HR scandal that’s been making waves on social media as a launching point, they peel back the layers behind the headlines and explore why society sensationalizes cheating—and what often gets missed in the noise.

They also open up about their own past experiences with infidelity, what it means to truly do the work after betrayal, and how healing is possible through accountability, grace, and honest self-examination.

This episode isn’t just about scandal—it’s about truth, transformation, and the hard conversations that lead to growth.