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Fierce Marriage

What is "Simmering"? (Sex Talks, 3 of 4)

Fierce Marriage

Ryan and Selena Frederick

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.94.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2021

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

It's 10x easier getting water to boil if it's already simmering. Could the same be true for our sex lives as Christian married couples? In this episode we explore the how the idea of "sexual simmering" could be helpful for your marriage. Rest assured, we dive into scripture as we explore, and as you'll find, God's Word isn't silent even on the topic of simmering. We hope our conversation helps and blesses your marriage as we continue our monthly theme of sex and intimacy. Our marriage learning project ~~Gospel Centered Marriage~~ is open for enrollment! It's a great way to build a solid marriage foundation get on the same page once and for all. It's built for all couples—newlyweds, nearly weds, and those who have been married for years. Visit GospelCenteredMarriage.com to learn more. Use promo code: SEXYTIME to save 25% on your enrollment at GospelCenteredMarriage.com Thanks for listening! If you'd like to support this ministry, please visit Patreon.com/FierceMarriage. Our monthly patrons get plenty of perks, including early episode releases, free books & ebooks, silicone wedding rings, and exclusive ministry updates.

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0:00.0

Hey guys, Ryan here. Just a quick heads up. This episode is sensitive in nature. As with many of these

0:08.0

episodes in our series on sex talks, you want to make sure that any young ears are not within

0:13.2

ear shots. So maybe listen to another time or put some earphones in. Either way, we hope you

0:18.3

enjoy this episode and just wanted to give you that quick warning before it starts enjoy everyone wants a red hot or boiling passionate sex life right

0:31.3

not that it has to always be that way but i think that's kind of the desire, right? Yeah. You don't want just like

0:39.2

not boiling sexy time. I think it's safe to say that, yeah, it's safe to say that most

0:46.0

healthy couples and healthy is a big caveat in there because there could be a lot of reasons why

0:51.4

you don't, you know, you maybe feel like you don't want to get close to your spouse at a given moment.

0:56.0

Yeah.

0:56.2

But if you're in a healthy place, I think it's safe to say that we want to experience passionate. It's a good desire. Intimacy with one another. That's a good thing. Yeah. Now, does it have to happen? You said this. It doesn't have to be like that every time. but there's a good balance

1:10.0

and there's a good appetite for it,

1:11.8

I think, in healthy couples.

1:13.2

And so to that end,

1:14.8

um, said this doesn't have to be like that every time but there's a good balance and there's a good appetite for it I think in healthy couples and so to that end we've been stricken by this idea

1:16.6

we had a interview I think last week with Gary Thomas and Deborah Feleda maybe it's two weeks

1:21.2

ago about their new book Married Sex and one of the topics that we talked about and is discussed

1:25.7

in their book is this idea of sexual simmering and that was something that was new to us and as we heard gary talk about that

1:32.8

and we processed through it in our own lives we realized man this is a really really cool concept

1:37.3

so let's bring this to the podcast let's expand on a little bit let's explain it and that's what we're

1:42.0

going to do today so we will see you on the other side welcome Welcome to the Fierce Marriage Podcast, where we believe that marriage takes

1:47.7

a fierce tenacity that never gives up and refuses to give in. Here we'll share openly and

1:52.0

honestly about all things marriage. Sex, communication, finances, priorities, purpose, and everything

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