ONE Extraordinary Marriage Show

Our Marriage Vows series explores each phrase of the wedding vows. This week we’re going to discuss what it means when you said "for better or worse". | "More marriages might survive if partners realized that sometimes the for better comes after the for worse." —Doug Larson

Learn about one of the most intimate and sometimes overlooked aspects of marriage, a long, passionate kiss between you and your spouse. | "I like kissing, kissing a lot" —Audrey Hepburn

Throughout the Our Marriage Vows series we'll explore each phrase of the wedding vows. Learn what you were in for when you said “for richer, for poorer”. | "There is no my money, his money or her money in a successful marriage." —Anonymous

Learn what you can do to plan for the perfect vacation and what you need to do before you go and while you are vacationing. | "Never go on trips with someone you do not love." —Ernest Hemingway

Throughout the Our Marriage Vows series we'll explore each phrase of the wedding vows. Learn more about what it means when you said “to have and to hold”. | "And it’s still true, no matter how old you are, when you go into the world it is best to hold hands and stick together." —Robert Fulghum

Learn about the tension that happens between you and your spouse when it comes to hair, clothes, and leaving the toilet seat up in your bathroom. | "Marriage is two people in love standing in the same bathroom." —Austin Kleon

Throughout this series we'll explore each phrase of the wedding vows and equip you to take action on them in your marriage. | "People with good intentions make promises. People with good character keep them." —Anonymous

Learn how to have the sex talk again and again, what the obstacles are and how you overcome them to have a deep sexual connection. | "When we avoid challenging conversations we trade short term discomfort for long term dysfunction." —Anonymous

Learn what happens when you experience emotional exhaustion and begin to feel like you have no power or control over what’s happening in your life. | "Challenges are what make life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful." —Joshua J. Marine

What happens in your marriage when you say “I’m OK” and yet you’re not really OK? Learn how to break the cycle of saying you're OK when you're not. | "Don’t fake being OK. You only hurt yourself. Be real with what you are going through but don’t let it consume you." —Anonymous

Learn about the dynamic that happens in your marriage when it comes to tax time, filing, owing and maybe even getting a refund. | "Spend your tax return. Because, really...you earned it." —Dayana Yochim

Marriages become extraordinary when you choose connection. Learn about overcoming the no that you say when you don’t want to put forth the effort. | "Explain your feelings instead of acting them out and you will find solutions instead of arguments." —Anonymous

There are a number of contributors that lead to roommate syndrome. Learn what causes it, how long it lasts and what your spouse needs in this season. | "Nobody is too busy, it’s just a matter of priorities." —Anonymous

Learn about the phenomenon of make up sex and how you can use this time to heal, grow, and connect with your spouse after a fight. | "Every couple fights. Just make sure that the makeup sex ALWAYS lasts longer than the fights." —Anonymous

You need the support of community to do this thing called marriage. Learn about the danger of isolation and why your marriage needs community. | "Isolation is the enemy of improvement." —Tony Wagner