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SEX FOR SAINTS PODCAST
Honest conversations about sex and marriage for people of faith.
Over 400 episodes of honest, shame-free conversations about sex and marriage for people of faith. For women, men, and couples. New episodes every week.
ABOUT THE PODCAST
The show nobody else is making.
Sex for Saints exists because people of faith deserve honest, shame-free conversations about sexuality and marriage. Most of what is available is either clinically detached or completely disconnected from faith. This podcast bridges that gap.
The show covers women’s experience, men’s experience, and the couple’s dynamic. While the episodes specifically about sex tend to get the most downloads, the real depth of this podcast is in the marriage work: how to build genuine intimacy, how to communicate about hard things, how to stop repeating the same patterns, and how to create a relationship that both partners actually want to be in.
Couples use episodes as conversation starters for topics that are hard to bring up on their own. Men who want to understand what their wives are experiencing have found it invaluable. And women who have never heard their own experience named out loud finally feel like they are not broken.
Topics Covered
- Women's desire and why it works differently than most people think
- Shame, guilt, and the religious messages that created them
- Desire discrepancy and what to do when partners want different amounts
- Emotional connection, intimacy, and what gets in the way
- Orgasm, pleasure, and body confidence
- Communication about sex in marriage
- How your beliefs and thought patterns shape your sex life
- Obligation sex, duty sex, and resentment
- Eroticism, fantasy, and what a healthy sexual relationship looks like
- And a lot of topics most people are too afraid to name out loud
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Sex for Saints
As a Certified Sex & Marriage Coach, and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Amanda Louder helps conservative Christian women love their sex life!
In this podcast, Amanda helps women embrace their sexuality so that they can become the woman they were created to be. She teaches you how to integrate sexuality into your marriage in a loving and healthy way, get rid of the drama and negative emotions around sex in your marriage, and develop a better relationship to yourself, your spouse, and your sexuality.
Episode 444 – The Difference Between Being Wanted and Being Loved
The spouse who wants sex more often tends to believe that all of the effort, the helping, the compliments, the constant attentiveness, is love. Usually it isn’t. In this episode I talk about the difference between wanting someone to love you and actually loving them, and why those two things feel identical from the inside. We look at what a transaction can and cannot buy in a marriage, the anxiety underneath all that pursuit, and what love actually looks like on an ordinary day. There is something here for the spouse who has been doing the pursuing and for the one who has been on the receiving end of it.
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Over 400 episodes organized by topic so you can find exactly what you are looking for without scrolling through years of content. Searchable and always up to date.
Free Podcast Guide
New to the podcast and not sure where to start? The free podcast guide curates the most relevant episodes based on where you are right now, so you are not starting from scratch.
Watch on YouTube
Prefer video? Every episode is also available on YouTube. A great option for couples who want to watch together and use episodes as a starting point for their own conversations.