Intentionally Building a Stronger Marriage
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Disagreement and conflict will eventually be present in every relationship, especially when considerations such as children, careers, and outside activities get involved. But there are ways to handle those disagreements that can actually make your relationship stronger in the long run. In this upbeat, freewheeling conversation, Jeremy Isaacs, pastor of Generations Church in Canton, Georgia, and his wife Corrie, who serves on the church’s creative team, discuss how to handle communication and conflict the right way. They cover everything from deepening one’s relationship with God and learning how to “fight fair” to finding the entertainment value in child-raising—and in each other.
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- Generations Church in Canton, Georgia
- Book: Your Marriage Matters: Discovering What God Can Do With Your “I Do”
- Ephesians 5: 25-33 – How husband’s are to love their wives
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