In Part 1, Natasha, Monique, and David unpack how purity culture shaped expectations about marriage and sex, why so many singles felt sidelined, and how to begin healing without walking away from the Church—or Scripture.

Can a woman (or man) truly live life to the fullest without marriage? In this episode of the Route 77 Podcast, we explore the cultural pressures, biblical perspectives, and personal testimonies surrounding marriage and singleness. From Genesis to 1 Corinthians 7, we’ll unpack whether fullness comes from a spouse—or from Christ Himself. Whether you’re single, married, or somewhere in between, this conversation will encourage you to embrace your season and live abundantly right where you are.

Marriage is a beautiful gift—but it was never meant to be the mission of your life. In this episode, Natasha, Monique, and David unpack the subtle danger of making spouse-hunting your full-time purpose. From church conferences to everyday choices, it’s easy to let the pursuit of “The One” eclipse joy, growth, and God’s greater calling.

Through Scripture (Matthew 6:33), personal reflection, and practical insights, they will explore how to recognize when marriage has become an idol, why that mindset leaves us empty, and how to re-center our lives on God’s kingdom—whether single or married.

Your identity and worth aren’t found in a wedding ring. They’re found in Christ.

What does the Bible actually say about the “right age” to get married? Spoiler: it’s less about a number and more about wisdom, maturity, and God’s timing. In this episode, we unpack common assumptions about marrying young, share biblical examples, and push back against the idea that it’s a more spiritual path. Whether you marry at 20, 40, or not at all—you’re not missing God’s plan. Let’s talk freedom, not pressure.

Love is more than a feeling — it’s a choice, and how we express it matters. In this episode, we explore the 5 Love Languages — words of affirmation, acts of service, receiving gifts, quality time, and physical touch — through the lens of Scripture. Discover how each one reflects God’s heart and how you can use them to strengthen your relationships, whether you’re single, dating, or married. Learn to speak love fluently, God’s way.

Saying "I love you" can feel exciting, romantic — and sometimes, dangerous. In this episode of the Route 77 Podcast, Natasha, Monique, and David explore the emotional and spiritual weight behind those three little words.

Why do we say it so soon? What does it actually mean in a dating relationship? And how can premature declarations of love create confusion, pressure, or even manipulation?

From personal stories to biblical wisdom, we unpack how to guard your heart, use your words wisely, and understand what love looks like when it’s grounded in truth — not just emotion.

Whether you're dating now or reflecting on the past, this conversation is for anyone who wants to love well and speak wisely.

What is a red flag in dating—and how do you know it’s not just a one-off mistake? In this week’s episode, Natasha and Monique get real about the warning signs they missed in past relationships and why recognizing red flags early can save you years of heartache. From poor conflict resolution to spiritual immaturity, they unpack personal, relational, and biblical red flags—and how to respond with wisdom, not panic. Whether you’re dating, healing, or supporting a friend through it, this episode offers clarity, conviction, and a bit of laughter along the way.

What happens if you find yourself unequally yoked? Whether you're thinking about dating a non-believer, already in a relationship, engaged, or even married to someone who doesn't share your faith—this episode is for you. We talk honestly about the biblical command not to be unequally yoked, what that really means, and how to navigate the messy, real-life situations many Christians face. We also explore friendships and business partnerships, and why those are a bit different. Join us for a conversation that's compassionate, practical, and rooted in Scripture.