Ep 1┃Should I Leave or Should I Stay? How to Deal with a Challenging Marriage.

2024-03-05

🚨In this episode🎙️ we discuss the types of divorces I saw in the legal field and what types of marriages can lead you down that road 🚧 We explore the challenges of disappointing, difficult, and destructive marriages and the potential impact they have on the stability of your relationship💔. Join me as I provide valuable insights and strategies for navigating these demanding circumstances and fostering healthier, more fulfilling relationships.🚨 Key Points: 🔐 - Identifying signs of a disappointing, difficult, or destructive marriage - E...

Key Points: 🔐

- Identifying signs of a disappointing, difficult, or destructive marriage

- Exploring strategies for managing and improving your relationship

- Expert insights and strategies for couples facing challenges in their marriage

🙏🏻 Helpful Bible Verses for your study

Expectations for marriage 💍

Do not be sexually immoral or greedy, an idolater or slanderer, a drunkard or swindler (1 Corinthians 5:11)

Speak only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs (Ephesians 4: 29)

Expect your husband to be considerate and respectful of you because God tells him to (1 Peter 3:7).

Be faithful to the wife (1 Timothy 3:2,12; Malachi 2:15)

Let your gentleness to be evident to all (Philippians 4: 5)

Be temperate and self-controlled (Titus 2: 2)

Love is doing what needs to be done in order for someone to have a chance to get closer to God and be the version of themselves that God made them to be.

When you put someone else’s needs first, it should be not what they think their needs are but, rather, what they actually need in order to be able to get closer to God and the version of themselves that God made them to be.

And what they need might not be what they want. And it might mean sacrificing what you’d hoped for in the relationship in order to do what’s right.

🗣️ Communicating expectations:

James 1:19 tells us, know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger. The art of listening is often overlooked in marriage, but this can deepen your marriage.

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