Travis Rosinger and Dawn Rosinger
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The Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast is a simple ongoing conversation between Travis and Dawn Rosinger as they share practical ways couples can strengthen their marriage for a lifetime of love. The Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast is an opportunity for couples to be encouraged in their marriage and be encouraged to fight for love. Hosts Travis and Dawn Rosinger spend time talking about marriage topics relevant to couples in the areas of growing intimacy, conflict resolution, spiritual growth, building relational equity, utilizing clear communication, financial stability, goal planning and much more.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Travis and Dawn Rosinger make marital trust, mutual submission, hospitality, and family boundaries concrete through candid conversation and everyday analogies.
Travis and Dawn Rosinger turn marriage counsel into a candid conversation between spouses who regularly place their own habits under examination.
A scooter sale turns into your marriage's least romantic question: who trusts whom first?
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A warm reminder that difference in marriage can be a gift, not a flaw.
Dawn and Travis turn a simple gratitude prompt into a plain reminder that difference in marriage does not have to turn into damage. A recent week on Florida beaches gives the conversation its shape, but the best stretches come from the ordinary stuff: rental cars, beach walks,…
A simple marriage prompt that makes everyday conversation feel worth having again.
Travis and Dawn frame a marriage check-in as practical, warm, and easy to try at home. They begin with gratitude, note how couples can drift into silence, and land on one simple question that can reopen conversation without turning it into a formal sit-down.
A faith-centered reminder that marriage, like health, benefits from regular preventative care.
The episode treats marriage maintenance as ordinary care, drawing a clear parallel between yearly physicals, dental cleanings, and the steady attention a relationship needs to stay healthy.
A warm marriage conversation about atrophy, momentum, and why small habits matter.
A forgotten gift box becomes a clean way into a familiar conversation about atrophy, momentum, and the cost of letting good things sit untouched.
Hospitality comes through as a marriage habit, not a show.
The Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast treats hospitality as something couples practice, not perform. It opens with an oasis-and-desert image, then moves into a plain case for putting other people first at home.
A Minnesota State Fair story becomes a plainspoken case for mutual trust in marriage.
The piece turns a Minnesota State Fair story into a simple argument for trust in marriage. Travis and Dawn take a long, familiar route before landing on the scooter sale, where cash, a truck, and who moves first carry the weight.
A marriage conversation that turns spiritual alertness into practical advice.
This episode keeps marriage talk grounded in alertness, prayer, and the everyday work of staying steady in faith. It moves quickly from welcome to warning, asking listeners to stay awake, resist the evil one, and pay attention to what can wear down marriage, Scripture reading,…
A plainspoken case for putting Jesus at the center of marriage and daily life.
Dawn and Travis start by pushing back on celebrity hero worship and bringing the idea of heroism down to ordinary life. From there, they build a simple case for a sturdier standard, using dictionary-style definitions and the reality of human failure to argue for Jesus as the…
Travis and Dawn Rosinger turn a plane ride, a Delta bump offer, and a seatbelt statistic into a marriage analogy in Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast Episode 176, “Does Your Marriage Have Seatbelts?” They describe being offered $800 each in Visa gift cards, a hotel, and supper after asking to be bumped from an overbooked flight, then use that story to compare airplane safety to marriage safety.
The hosts introduce their marriage podcast, emphasizing spiritual growth and learning through life experiences, and share a personal story about connecting with friends over dinner.
The hosts reflect on the gift of being alive and breathing, then share a personal story about receiving $1,600 in Visa gift cards after being bumped from a Delta flight.
Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast Episode 178 centers on John Maxwell’s line, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail,” from the forward to Be the Unicorn by William Vanderbloomen.
Travis and Dawn open with a bright morning, a little teasing, and the kind of easy banter that settles the tone right away.
Dawn and Travis of the Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast use a failed rental-car pickup in Houston and Galveston to talk about why they believe God is good.
Dawn and Travis use Coca-Cola, KFC, and Hershey's Chocolate to frame a discussion of why people keep secrets and why those secrets matter in marriage.
Dawn and Travis open with a story from TJ Maxx in Jamestown, North Dakota, where a $50 bill from Wells Fargo was rejected as possibly counterfeit.
Travis and Dawn open "Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast" Episode 180 by comparing hidden marriage problems to a lamp that looks whole until it falls apart when moved.
Dawn and Travis Rosinger frame “Episode 174 | Help!
Dawn and Travis from the Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast connect Ephesians 5:21, “Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ,” to a long argument about why the word “submit” makes people cringe.
Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast Episode 165 focuses on Ephesians 5:21, “submit to one another out of reverence for Christ,” and calls submit “the S word.” Travis and Dawn say the term makes many people recoil because it can sound like weakness, silence, or losing rights.
Travis and Dawn come back from a big family weekend feeling grateful.
Travis and Dawn open with a warm check in, a bit of travel, and a stop at their favorite barbecue restaurant in Iowa, then a Saturday night with friends.
Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast Episode 172 argues that everyday people, not celebrities or influencers, are the heroes that matter most in marriage and daily life.
The hosts open by welcoming listeners back and noting 31 years of marriage.
Dawn and Travis frame Episode 151 around a recent Global Leadership Summit in their city and a single theme from Matthew 5:6: "hunger and thirst for righteousness." They quote James Clear from Atomic Habits, Craig Groeschel on trust, Jamie Kern Lima on rejection, Erwin McManus on "a voice inside of us calling us to more," Condoleezza Rice on "There are no victims," and Dr.
Travis and Dawn Rosinger open Episode 157 of Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast by explaining why they use the phrase "marital hygiene" for proactive marriage care before couples reach divorce-level frustration.
Travis and Dawn Rosinger open Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast Episode 152 with a week in Clear Lake, Iowa, where they cared for three grandchildren, including Lenora and two toddlers, from Sunday to Friday.
Day and Travis host episode 179 of Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast, sharing two powerful marriage stories that transformed their perspective.
Travis and Dawn Rosinger share vacation stories from Florida to illustrate how differences in marriage—like handling raccoons or folding towels—can cause conflict but should be celebrated.
Travis and Dawn Rosinger center Episode 173 of Loving The Fight Marriage Podcast on one weekly question: "What matters most to you?" They pair that with a second prompt, "What matters most to you right now?" and describe how the shift from macro to micro answers changed their own date-night conversation.
Travis and Dawn, married pastor-hosts of the Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast, challenge the notion that 'bad' is inherently negative.
Travis and Dawn frame marriage as something that needs regular checkups.
Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast with Travis and Dawn opens with their Wednesday date: they watched 'Boys in the Boat,' a film about Depression-era underdogs who made it to 1936 Olympics rowing team.
Travis and Dawn Rosinger discuss hospitality as a marriage superpower, exploring its biblical roots, differences from entertaining, and practical benefits for couples.
Travis and Dawn Rosinger turn a Facebook Marketplace scooter sale into a marriage lesson about who goes first when trust is on the line.
Dawn and Travis of Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast describe how officiating two weddings within seven days pushed them to think about an “altar” in marriage and the role of Jesus in wedding vows.
Travis and Don Rosinger frame Loving the Fight Marriage Podcast Episode 153, “Is It Time to Wake Up?”, around a personal story of a late-night car crash and a later conflict they interpret through 1 Peter 5:8 and John 10:10.