Not all conflict is bad—but not all conflict is healthy either. In this episode of The Art of Relationships, Chris and Alisa Grace break down the difference between conflict that damages relationships and conflict that builds them. Discover the warning signs of unhealthy patterns, practical tools for navigating tension, and how to turn even the toughest conversations into moments of growth, connection, and grace.

You’ve been told to hustle harder, grind longer, and chase success at any cost. But what if the very culture pushing you forward is quietly pulling your relationships—and your well-being—apart? In this honest and insightful episode, Chris and Alisa Grace unpack the hidden costs of hustle culture. They explore why the drive to “do more” can feel so rewarding in the short term—but may leave you burned out, disconnected, and empty in the long run. With real stories, practical wisdom, and biblical truth, they challenge the lie that your worth is tied to your productivity. Whether you’re in school, climbing the career ladder, or trying to balance work and home, this conversation will help you redefine success and pursue a life that’s not just full—but fulfilling.

In this episode of The Art of Relationships Podcast, Chris and Alisa Grace dive into the debate between gentle parenting and tough love, exploring how each approach impacts a child’s emotional and spiritual development. They offer practical, research-backed insights on setting healthy boundaries, avoiding extremes, and parenting with both empathy and structure. Whether you're a new parent, navigating the teen years, or trying to align with your spouse’s style, this conversation will help you parent with wisdom, confidence, and grace.

Do you feel constantly drained—emotionally, physically, or spiritually—even when you’re doing things you care about? In this episode, Chris and Alisa Grace dive into the hidden burnout that often comes from saying “yes” too much. They explore how overcommitment impacts your relationships, the cultural pressure to glorify busyness, and what Scripture says about rest and priorities. With practical tools and personal stories, this conversation will help you recognize the signs of burnout, reorder your life, and rediscover rhythms of godly self-care.

Ever feel stuck avoiding a conversation because you're afraid it might damage the relationship? In this episode of The Art of Relationships, Chris and Alisa Grace share practical and biblical tools for navigating hard conversations with humility, clarity, and grace. From preparing your heart to using the affirmation sandwich technique, they offer actionable advice to help you communicate honestly while preserving trust and connection in any relationship.

Is it time to walk away from your relationship? In this episode, Chris and Alisa Grace break down 13 red flags that may signal it’s time to break up. From mismatched faith to emotional unavailability, they’ll help you spot the signs—and make wise, godly decisions for your heart. If you've ever wondered, “Should I stay or go?”—this one’s for you.

How far is too far in dating—and how do you even begin that conversation? In this episode, Chris and Alisa Grace break down the emotional, physical, and spiritual boundaries every dating couple should consider. Whether you’re just starting out or feel like you’ve already crossed the line, this episode offers practical, grace-filled wisdom to help you date with intention, honor, and hope.

Think your roommate situation is rough? You haven’t heard anything yet. From disappearing makeup bags and surprise overnight guests to passive-aggressive notes and boundary violations, Chris and Alisa Grace dive into real college roommate horror stories—and what we can all learn from them. Tune in for practical advice on communication, setting healthy boundaries, and maintaining peace in shared spaces. You’ll laugh, cringe, and walk away better equipped to handle the people you live with (or might live with someday).

In this episode, Alisa Grace sits down with licensed marriage and family therapist Willa Williams to unpack the often-confused concepts of boundaries and ultimatums. They explore the difference between making a request, setting a boundary, and issuing an ultimatum—highlighting how tone, intention, and personal responsibility can either build connection or create division in your relationships.

In this episode, Chris Grace sits down with Tim Carney, author of Family Unfriendly: How Our Culture Made Raising Kids Much Harder Than It Needs to Be. They dive into the challenges of modern parenting, discussing how cultural shifts, over-scheduling, and fear-based parenting have made raising kids more stressful than ever. Tim shares insights on how we can reclaim community-driven parenting, encourage independence in our children, and create a more family-friendly culture.