Ready for a Romantic Reformation?
God doesn’t just want to bless your love life. He wants to dismantle it and make it holy.
This podcast alternates between two sacred tensions:
– The God who designs covenant, desire, and divine timing with terrifying precision
– And the long, refining work of waiting well for His best in marriage
No dating hacks. No Christian fluff. No rushing God because you’re lonely.
Here, we talk Reformed theology, spiritual formation, and what it actually costs to trust God with your heart, your future, and your intimacy. We believe waiting isn’t punishment — it’s preparation. That holiness isn’t boring — it’s dangerous. And that intimacy with Christ will dismantle you long before it fulfills you.
This is for the ones brave enough to believe God’s way is better — even when it contradicts culture, your friends, and your own impulses.
Enter if you’re ready to be changed.
Stay if you’re ready to wait.
Publisher
Gary & Kim Elliot
Category
education · religion & spirituality · society & culture
“Hey God… is this the one?”“Should I pursue her?”
“What about him?”
“Do You approve this relationship?”
For many Christians, dating feels like constantly presenting God with options for approval.But what if that entire approach is backwards?
In this conversation, we explore a different way of understanding God’s leadership in relationships:
• What if God is the initiator, not the reviewer?
• What if we’ve confused curiosity with control?
• What if asking “Is this the one?” isn’t the real question at all?
• What does Scripture show us about how God actually leads people together?From the Old
Testament love stories to personal testimony, we unpack how God often brings clarity through providence—not endless pre-approval cycles.
There is nothing wrong with asking God questions.But there is something deeper than questions: trust.
Welcome to the Romantic Reformation: godoftheromantic.com
18 Jun 2026
You Can't Scroll Yourself Into Contentment
Nobody likes waiting.
Especially when everyone around you seems to be getting married, building families, and moving into the life you prayed for.
In this conversation, we talk honestly about singleness, disappointment, contentment, and the hidden work God does in seasons that feel silent. Because contentment is not natural. It’s learned. And sometimes the only way to learn it… is by going without what you desperately want for a season.
We discuss: • Why singleness is never wasted • The danger of making romance an idol • What Paul meant by “I learned to be content” • Why scrolling can’t heal discontentment • How God prepares us for what’s ahead
Before God gives us someone else, He often teaches us that Christ is enough.
Welcome to the Romantic Reformation: godofheromantic.com
11 Jun 2026
Dating Lists Might Be Ruining Your Love Life
Should Christians make a list for their future spouse?
Tall. Creative. Attractive. Successful. Spiritually mature. Emotionally available.
Modern dating culture tells us to define exactly what we want and go find it.But do we actually know what we need?
In this conversation, we unpack:
• Dating apps and preference lists
• Whether God cares about your “type”
• The danger of rigid expectations
• Why singleness often prepares you for marriage
• The difference between your desires and God’s wisdomSometimes God fulfills desires you never even dared to ask for.
And sometimes He lovingly changes your list altogether.Because marriage isn’t just about fulfilling preferences—it’s about becoming more like Christ.
Welcome to the Romantic Reformation: godofheromantic.com
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