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FRIENDSHIP – Why isn’t it easier?

I have heard it said before that, “if it weren’t...
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5 verses to help you overcome ANXIETY in the new year…

Well, January is here.  Does it feel like it? Sort...
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THANKFULNESS

The feeling that seems to get buried beneath 364 other...
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SOMETHIN’S GOTTA GIVE!

When you have to let go of something, but aren’t...
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SOMETHIN’S GOTTA GIVE!

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STOP ARGUING WITH YOUR SPOUSE – What You Probably Haven't Tried…

STOP ARGUING WITH YOUR SPOUSE – As we know, many...
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  • How Past Trauma Might be Affecting Your Marriage Today April 8, 2021
    The following is adapted from Marriage in the Middle, by Dorothy Littell Greco. Copyright (c) 2020. Published by InterVarsity Press, Downers Grove, IL. www.ivpress.com Traumatic experiences affect every aspect of life and all of our relationships— perhaps most notably our marriage.  It’s not a question of if you or your spouse have experienced trauma. It’s […]
  • All About Boundaries April 6, 2021
    Boundaries are biblical. Boundaries are also intuitive: we all know we need them. Still, why do we feel that our boundaries in and around our marriage are constantly in flux or non-existent? In this episode we looked at three main reasons why we lack clear boundaries in marriage, and talked through some of the underlying […]
  • The Importance of Encouraging Words April 1, 2021
    I remember the way it made me feel to hear her speak the nicest things in the world to me. She went on and on about how talented I was, how nice I was, and how meaningful I had been in her life as a songwriter and pastor. The words felt good. Real good. They […]
  • Identifying *and* Explaining How You Actually Feel March 30, 2021
    Talking is a skill, and not everyone has it. In fact, most don’t! This is usually a result of being obscured—or unseeable—to ourselves. A skilled communicator knows how to identify and explain how they feel, and that usually starts with knowing how to examine your own heart and mind. In this episode we talked through […]
  • 6 Tips for Spouses on Opposite Ends of the Communication Spectrum March 25, 2021
    I’m a talker—  I process verbally, I enjoy public speaking, I was on the speech & debate team in high school. My husband— Andrew— is a man of fewer words. He takes more time to process information. I’m actually struggling to complete this description right now, so I asked him for input. His response? “I […]
  • The Art of Active Listening March 23, 2021
    Most people rarely experience being *deeply* listened to; you can give your spouse that gift! Last week we talked about Selective Hearing, which is all about catching every drop of what your spouse communicates. This episode puts that conversation on steroids: learning how to seek out and gain insight into each other and internalize it […]
  • You Love Your Phone More Than You Love Me! March 18, 2021
    Do you ever feel like you’re competing for your spouse’s attention? And your competition is… their phone? This is such a tricky subject to broach— mostly, I think, because we’ve all become rather attached to these little screens. They entertain, soothe, delight, and engage us with little-to-no pushback.  People, on the other hand, generally require […]
  • Dealing with Selective Hearing March 16, 2021
    There are three types of selective hearing, all of which have the same result: poor communication. Today we talked through the common ways couples fall into selective hearing habits and cover tangible ways to break the habits in their relationship. We hope this episode helps you! Our new marriage learning project ~~Gospel Centered Marriage~~ is […]
  • 4 Keys to Connect with Your Spouse When Your World is Crumbling March 11, 2021
    Intimacy requires investment. Connection requires cultivation. We cannot expect marriages to grow and strengthen in the course of regular, daily life— or the added chaos of any trial!— if we are not willing to invest time, energy, and servant-hearted love in the relationship. In the early years of my marriage my husband and I had […]
  • How to Talk About Sex March 10, 2021
    Every healthy married couple should not only prioritize sex but also communicating on the topic of sex. None would likely disagree (at least, not in most modern contexts), because what can a couple lose by talking about their sex life together? This a peculiar topic because it’s one area where we’ll heartily agree with the […]

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