Interview on Liberating Truth with Jill Capri Simms

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Just One Step!!

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Marriage is extremely difficult. Few people in our time prepare themselves adequately for the challenges of marriage – and the result is frequently disastrous. A successful marriage requires not only spiritual preparation (as many in the Church mistakenly believe) but also practical life skills. These skills include the ability to perform domestic duties, to deal with financial responsibilities, to form lasting and healthy relationships, to communicate effectively,to be good parents and have a good prayer life.

Relationship & Money- Going Over Budget with Finances

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/marriage4life1/2014/04/15/relationship-money-going-over-budget


Love may make the world go ‘round, but disagreements over money can stop even the best relationship and marriage dead in its tracks.Too often, disagreements about money have little to do with money itself and more to do with issues of control, security, self esteem and love. Think carefully on this topic as we discuss money issues with your partner to make sure there isn't a larger problem at the core. Resilience is achieved by following one fundamental rule: Your commitment to your relationship and not going over budget must be stronger than your personal history, frame of mind, or the burden of a distressed situation.

Today we are goin ti be talking about Going Over Budget with Finances

 

Communication & Marriage Topic: When You Interrupt

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                                      Topic: When You Interrupt

Many problems in the home are a direct result of poor communication. While both both husband and wife are responsible to communicate truthfully, effectively and biblcally with each other, the husband is the head of the household and thus carries the primary responsibility in ensuring that communication is taking place in the home.

On this episode we will be talking about "When You Interrupt" (Listening)Do not assume you know what your spouse is thinking. Do not assume that you know your spouses motives or opinions regarding a situation without first communicating and receiving the necessary information verbally. Remember, only God know the heart. "For I know their works and their thoughts Isaiah 66:18

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Dependable, Consistent, Steadfast In Your Relationship

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/marriage4life1/2014/04/07/dependable-consistent-steadfast-in-your-relationship

                                 Dependable, Consistent, Steadfast In Your Relationship

If there is one thing most people have in common, it’s finding that special someone and building a great life together. Sure, we all have to go through trials and tribulations before we find our soul mate. But finding them is one of the great adventures and pleasures of life. Today, we are going to talk about taking a look at your relationship and give it a checkup.

This is by no means a test. However, it will give you a general measure of satisfaction and provide a sense of direction regarding where you fall on these relationship issues.
These three words sum up a reliable partner. This quality represents a key in the healthy relationship wheel. A reliable partner is someone we often refer to as our rock, our shield. When you need them, they’re always there.

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How did he or she pop the question?

How did he or she pop the question?

How did he or she pop the question?

Share your proposal story with us and you will have the chance to win a gift ( valued at $300) as we celebrate Valentine’s Day.

Begins: February 1, 2013

Ends: February 14, 2013

Send us an email to marriage4lifeinstitute@gmail.com

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Title your email: Proposal Story

In less than 200 words share with us how you got engaged.

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