EPISODE · Mar 12, 2026 · 1H 40M
There's Nothing Like Cheating When It Comes To Men In Africa
from BACEO Podcast · host BACEO Podcast
In this episode of the BACEO Podcast, I sit down with Pastor Gladys Boadi — entrepreneur, pastor, and marriage counsellor — for a deep and honest conversation about marriage, parenting, and raising the next generation.As part of our Marriage Series, we explore some of the most important — and often uncomfortable — questions about relationships today. With modern expectations constantly reshaping traditional roles, Pastor Gladys shares powerful insights on family, partnership, and the true purpose of marriage.One key idea she highlights is that children are entrusted to parents for a season, and the legacy we leave in them will shape how they approach life, relationships, and the world long after they leave our homes.We also unpack the realities of modern “50–50” relationships, the expectations placed on men and women, and why many people enter marriage without truly understanding their vision, purpose, and responsibilities.If you're navigating marriage, relationships, parenting, faith, or preparing for marriage, this episode will challenge how you think about love, leadership, partnership, and legacy.Key Topics in This Episode:• Why children are entrusted to parents for a season• The legacy parents leave behind• The reality behind modern 50–50 marriages• Hidden responsibilities many women carry in marriage• Why some men want a wife but don’t fully understand why• Marriage as God’s design vs treating it like a transaction• One man, one wife — the biblical perspective• Is marriage truly 50–50?• Is marriage a covenant or a contract?• Pastor Gladys’ thoughts on prenups• Questions couples should ask before saying “I do”• The biggest threats facing marriages todayListen now and join the conversation.
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