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New Marriage, Same Couple

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Hi Friends! We are Josh and Katie Walters and we are so glad you are here.

After walking through brokenness God helped us have a new marriage, with the same person! Now we have New Marriage Vibes and it’s our joy to walk with you as you find yours.

Our book launches January 2024, until then we hope this launch team community encourages you to have the marriage of your dreams!
The next 30 day challenge begins October 1st, 2023! Let’s pursue world changing marriages together!

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The Resources

New Marriage, Same Couple: Don't Let Your Worst Days Be Your Last Days

“For better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health.” We say those words and mean them. Until we don’t. This is a book about creating a different, better, new kind of marriage with the exact same person—no matter how dire the circumstances—with vision, commitment, and hope in the Lord.

Remember those early days of love? When your heart felt all fluttery, and you saw your person through rose-colored glasses? They could do no wrong. You were going to have the most beautiful life with big adventures and lots of sex. Of course, everyone says marriage is work, you knew that. But that was okay; you could get through anything together. It was going to be great.

Until it wasn’t.

Something happened. Or maybe nothing happened. Maybe it was one big something, or a lot of little somethings over many years that landed you in a marriage you hardly recognize. For Josh and Katie Walters, it was a big something: infidelity. Now they counsel couples who find themselves exactly where they were: lost, hopeless, and unsure of how to fix their marriage.

This book lays out the principles Josh and Katie learned in that season when God healed and restored their marriage. This process is broken into four parts and is an acronym for the word STAY:

  • S—start with you. (Discovering that when one person changes, the entire relationship changes.)
  • T—take quitting off the table. (Bringing your whole self to the solution and not checking out mentally and emotionally.)
  • A—allow others to be a part of your journey. (Trusting the right people, in the right ways, at the right time.)
  • Y—yield to vision. (Looking past what is and imagining what could be.)

New Marriage, Same Couple is a book about hope. It’s about how to create a brand-new marriage with your spouse, whether you’ve been married for a short time, or for decades.

Pre-Order Today

New Marriage, Same Couple: Don't Let Your Worst Days Be Your Last Days - Workbook

“For better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health.” We say those words and mean them. Until we don’t. This is a book about creating a different, better, new kind of marriage with the exact same person—no matter how dire the circumstances—with vision, commitment, and hope in the Lord.

Remember those early days of love? When your heart felt all fluttery, and you saw your person through rose-colored glasses? They could do no wrong. You were going to have the most beautiful life with big adventures and lots of sex. Of course, everyone says marriage is work, you knew that. But that was okay; you could get through anything together. It was going to be great.

Until it wasn’t.

Something happened. Or maybe nothing happened. Maybe it was one big something, or a lot of little somethings over many years that landed you in a marriage you hardly recognize. For Josh and Katie Walters, it was a big something: infidelity. Now they counsel couples who find themselves exactly where they were: lost, hopeless, and unsure of how to fix their marriage.

This book lays out the principles Josh and Katie learned in that season when God healed and restored their marriage. This process is broken into four parts and is an acronym for the word STAY:

  • S—start with you. (Discovering that when one person changes, the entire relationship changes.)
  • T—take quitting off the table. (Bringing your whole self to the solution and not checking out mentally and emotionally.)
  • A—allow others to be a part of your journey. (Trusting the right people, in the right ways, at the right time.)
  • Y—yield to vision. (Looking past what is and imagining what could be.)

New Marriage, Same Couple is a book about hope. It’s about how to create a brand-new marriage with your spouse, whether you’ve been married for a short time, or for decades.

Pre-Order Today

Connect

  • Like it or not our disconnection in marriage is rarely accidental, it’s either scheduled or unscheduled.

Take a glance this week and ask yourself the honest question: is my marriage my top priority?
  • Where in your calendar can you choose each other? It’s never easy to schedule time for the important over the urgent. Your highest priority will be reflected on your calendar, so look at the upcoming weeks and invest in your marriage.
  • “What is really going on here?” Such a great question to ask whenever one of you is worked up.
“Is there a deeper emotional need that my spouse has?”

Tag or send this to your spouse and tell them, hold me accountable to getting better at this! 

We all have more to grow in when it comes to love and hard conversations.
  • 3 simple ways to honor each others past while building a new identity:

Practice Curiosity not Criticism or Comparing

Instead of evaluating each other’s past (That’s weird/ My family did it better), choose curiosity.

Try this:
Ask: “What did that mean to you growing up?”
Share: “Here’s what that tradition felt like for me…”

2. Name What You Want to Keep, Release, and Rebuild

Every couple needs to intentionally decide:
Keep → What from our past is life-giving?
Release → What patterns do we NOT want to carry forward?
Rebuild → What do we want to create that’s uniquely ours?

3. Create New Rhythms That Reflect Both of You

Your marriage isn’t meant to mirror one family, it’s meant to become a new culture.

Start small:
A weekly meal or tradition from each background
A shared rhythm (Friday night check-in, prayer, or date night)
Celebrating holidays in a blended, intentional way

You’re not choosing between two histories, you’re authoring a third story together.
Like it or not our disconnection in marriage is rarely accidental, it’s either scheduled or unscheduled. Take a glance this week and ask yourself the honest question: is my marriage my top priority?
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“What is really going on here?” Such a great question to ask whenever one of you is worked up. “Is there a deeper emotional need that my spouse has?” Tag or send this to your spouse and tell them, hold me accountable to getting better at this! We all have more to grow in when it comes to love and hard conversations.
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3 simple ways to honor each others past while building a new identity: Practice Curiosity not Criticism or Comparing Instead of evaluating each other’s past (That’s weird/ My family did it better), choose curiosity. Try this: Ask: “What did that mean to you growing up?” Share: “Here’s what that tradition felt like for me…” 2. Name What You Want to Keep, Release, and Rebuild Every couple needs to intentionally decide: Keep → What from our past is life-giving? Release → What patterns do we NOT want to carry forward? Rebuild → What do we want to create that’s uniquely ours? 3. Create New Rhythms That Reflect Both of You Your marriage isn’t meant to mirror one family, it’s meant to become a new culture. Start small: A weekly meal or tradition from each background A shared rhythm (Friday night check-in, prayer, or date night) Celebrating holidays in a blended, intentional way You’re not choosing between two histories, you’re authoring a third story together.
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