In this recorded message, the late pastor Dr. Adrian Rogers emphasizes commitment, communication and confrontation as keys to a solid marriage.
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Dr. Adrian Rogers was the senior pastor at Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tenn. A well-known and well-respected Bible teacher, he founded and hosted the radio and TV ministry Love Worth Finding. Rogers also authored numerous books includingBelieve in Miracles But Trust in Jesus and The Power of His Presence. He passed away in November, 2005, leaving behind his wife, Joyce, four children and nine grandchildren.
Every marriage can benefit from a review of some relationship basics like accepting each other’s differences, navigating anger well, learning how to apologize, and being willing to serve your spouse. Dr. Gary Chapman shares stories about his own marriage and couples he’s counseled, offering Bible-based advice and encouragement about marriage.
Regret can be a crushing burden that keeps you tethered to our past. Maybe you’re still dealing with the consequences of mistakes made by you or others in your life. Even though the past is irreversible, Christ offers you healing from your hurt and shame! Dr. Erwin Lutzer shares how to confront your past, discard the weight of any false or real guilt, and move forward in God’s grace and forgiveness.
Communication impacts the way relationships are built and nurtured. Heather Holleman and her husband, Ashley, to share advice on how to teach your kids the best ways to care deeply for others through intentional conversation. Their wisdom provides several tools you can use to raise up your child to be emotionally intelligent, open to meaningful human connection.
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Contemporary Christian music artist Laura Story and her husband, Martin, offer hope and encouragement as they discuss how God has strengthened their faith and relationship after Martin was diagnosed with a brain tumor early in their marriage. (Part 2 of 2)
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