Why I Have to Follow My Wife Around the House (Marriage Truths)

Aug 18, 2026    Justin Pobst, Merideth Pobst

Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Come On Somebody! This week, we are diving into the beautiful, messy, and often hilarious moments that make up a life of faith and family. From nostalgic memories of TV trays to the quirky habits that keep a marriage interesting, we are sharing it all with a spirit of joy and encouragement.


In this episode, we discuss the importance of being mobile in our conversations and why some things, like lifesaver mints and childhood seasons, have a shorter lifespan than we expect. We also recap a powerful sermon illustration about the difference between just looking at Jesus and truly being owned by Him. Plus, we take a look at the Blue Zones to talk about healthy living and eating for a long, purposeful life.


The heart of today’s conversation focuses on parenting and cherishing the specific season you are in right now. Whether you are receiving lopsided drawings from a toddler or navigating the college years, we share three biblical ways to enjoy your children while they are still under your roof. We wrap up by honoring the incredible volunteers and teachers who pour into the next generation every single week.


Chapters

0:00 Intro and TV Nostalgia

3:15 The Lifesaver and Gum Habit

6:30 The Mobile Conversation Rule

9:45 Jesus Paid It All Sermon Recap

13:20 Health and The Blue Zones

17:15 Kids Drawings and FaceTime Tours

21:30 Watercolor Ponies and Seasons of Life

23:45 Parenting Tip 1: Kids are a Gift

26:10 Parenting Tip 2: Be Present

28:30 Parenting Tip 3: Parent the Child

30:15 Shoutout to Kids Ministry Volunteers

32:21 Video End


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