Marriage Advice from Authors Daniel and Michelle Faust: Insights from Their Transformational Books

Giselle Quintanilla is joined by Michelle Faust and Daniel Faust for a real, hope-filled dialogue on faith, personal surrender, and building stronger marriages. Together, they share their journey from marital crisis to transformation, guided by surrendering to God and learning to understand each other beyond surface-level connection.

Listeners will discover:

• Michelle Faust's message of walking in daily freedom through surrender, not just salvation for Christian women
• Daniel Faust's insights on getting a "doctorate" in your spouse and why real connection takes continual learning and effort
• Honest talk about overcoming "the mess" (mental, emotional, social, spiritual, and sexual challenges) through practical and spiritual means
• A compassionate discussion for those facing tough marriages, trauma, or isolation, with encouragement that healing and restoration are possible
• If you need hope, practical wisdom, or just reassurance that you're not alone on your journey, pull up a chair for this intimate lunch conversation where faith, literature, and real-life stories come together to inspire and heal.

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Daniel and Michelle Faust are Christian authors and speakers. Daniel is a Military veteran, and Michelle is a podcaster who helps women live free through a life fully yielded to God. Through Bible studies, devotionals, and teaching, Michelle guides others to release control, trust God deeply, and walk in everyday surrender. Her message is simple but powerful: real transformation begins when we stop striving and start surrendering. Together they wrote a number of books, including Elements of Surrender, which explores what it truly means to yield every part of life to the Lordship of Christ. Through Scripture and honest reflection, it exposes self-effort, control, and misplaced identity while inviting believers into deeper trust and obedience. Surrender is not weakness but freedom—learning to release understanding, outcomes, and recognition to God. In that yielding, faith is refined, identity is restored, and a deeper friendship with God begins.