Aug 18, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
Many men think their marriage is fine—until it’s not. In this episode of the Grace Marriage Podcast, Brad and Rick dive into the common mistakes men make, from ignoring their wife’s requests to…
Brad RhoadsHost
Rick DaytonHost
Marilyn RhoadsHost
How many times is it, though, that ladies are coming to you saying, I've got a problem.

More often, the ladies feel they have a problem and the guys feel there's not a problem.

That's not always the case, but more often than not, The man feels better about the marriage than his wife.

Is it because he's not paying attention to it the same way? I mean, you and Marilyn talked.

My wife was at home with the kids by herself, didn't know a soul in town, and thought this isn't nearly as great as what you do.

I mean, is that the same kind of thing? Yeah, I thought we had a problem, but I thought the problem

You know, like if she was just not so needy and hypersensitive, sounds awful, but I really thought that things were fine if she would just accept it.

So when somebody comes to you, and it's just one of the couples, is your response different than if both come

How many times is it, though, that ladies are coming to you saying, I've got a problem.

More often, the ladies feel they have a problem and the guys feel there's not a problem.

That's not always the case, but more often than not, The man feels better about the marriage than his wife.

Is it because he's not paying attention to it the same way? I mean, you and Marilyn talked.

My wife was at home with the kids by herself, didn't know a soul in town, and thought this isn't nearly as great as what you do.

I mean, is that the same kind of thing? Yeah, I thought we had a problem, but I thought the problem

You know, like if she was just not so needy and hypersensitive, sounds awful, but I really thought that things were fine if she would just accept it.

So when somebody comes to you, and it's just one of the couples, is your response different than if both come
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