Real FamilyLife®
Summary: Featuring a delightful spark between hosts Dave and Ann Wilson, Real FamilyLife® packs all the hard-earned discoveries, joys, and hardships of a forty-year marriage into 60 seconds. Timeless wisdom for everyday families, every day.
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Podcasts:
Remember the times in our marriage where I asked you " why are you so angry"..
Before we had kids, I just knew our kids would be so athletic...
So what is the worst thing I could say to you when you're all amped up..
You know the best part of our honey moon.. are we gonna go there..
As a boy mom I ended up having, lizards, snakes..
There were years where we had so many animals in our house with...
I will never forget the day I decided to quit in the front..
Change your legacy by being someone who is bringing the same energy you're putting the outside world to your home. Bring it to your family!
It's easy to find your spouse doing something wrong but what we should be focused on is the GOOD, thank your spouse for something they're doing right today!
Do you want your marriage to be better or bitter? In the middle of the pain you can make a choice in your marriage to cling to God and he can make you better.
Ann held onto conflict without expressing it to Dave and after awhile it felt sooo toxic, God calls us to get rid of any root of bitterness. Through this God can do a beautiful thing.
Dave and Ann use to have tons of conflict, Dave always thought it was bad but stay there, resolve it and talk.
They both dismissed each others wounds, which caused a lot of different things in the relationship. Lean in and love your partner through the pain.
They thought there was someone in the house so both of them were so scared, they both stayed in their bed and they didn't go down stairs until the police came.
Care and walk beside them when they are struggling. Sometimes we care more about how we are perceived instead of caring about what's happening to our kids.