We’re going to talk about hearing and agreeing, resisting the two bad words, taking a break, committing to repair, taking influence in your marriage, and so much more.

I finally understand what God is asking of me, and though I’m not revealing what it is just yet, one thing is clear. It’s not about me or my story. It’s about being that light for you.

I want to make sure that my yeses and my nos are what God is asking me to do first and foremost, and that I am completely at peace with them.

It seems that everyone is so disconnected these days, and it’s my opinion that God designed us to be in a community with each other.

Kate Grochowski has a mission of following God’s pattern of creative cultural development, specifically in the marketplace, the home, and the church.

Rev. David P. Peterson is an ordained pastor and board-certified chaplain, with over thirty years of experience in ministry to congregations, as well as chaplaincy experience in hospitals, fire/ems, law enforcement, and hospice.

Today’s episode was inspired by a book written by Everett Worthington called Hope-Focused Marriage. I have used these suggestions many times in my counseling sessions with married couples so I hope you enjoy!

Michele’s faith is incredible and she has so much wisdom to share about how we can grow our faith too.

We’re going to tell you our story because I have had listeners email me and tell me they really want to know about this fight! After we recap it, we’re going to talk about how we repaired it.