marriage
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The single reason people get marriage wrong…
The main reason people get marriage wrong is that they (usually) subconsciously want the marriage to be for their good. That’s a politically correct way of saying “I want my spouse to give up the rest of their life and… Continue reading
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Limiting your ministry to “with my spouse” only
On one hand, married couples have a great ability to focus and influence and care and endorse. I love married couples who do team ministry. It’s great. There are certain seasons of life where this can happen more and others… Continue reading
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The dangers of “desert island” theology
Desert-island theology is when you try to reduce a theological question down to its basic elements. This can be a really helpful activity for thinking clearly, however it need to be taken back into context. Some examples: What is marriage?… Continue reading
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Different types of time with your team
We need different types of time with people. Your spouse is a good example. It’s good to set aside time with your spouse each week to talk about, plan and pray for the various ministries you’re both doing. It’s also… Continue reading
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Should you tell your spouse everything?
Marriages shouldn’t have secrets. You should never promise that you won’t tell your wife/husband. People who reveal private and personal details to you should know that those details could go to your spouse. But “could” is the operative word there.… Continue reading
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