Reconnecting with Your Spouse - Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley (Part 2)

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You have good seasons with your spouse…and not-so-good seasons. And sometimes, you just feel like married roommates. On the next two-day Focus on the Family, Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley encourage you to work through exhaustion, busyness, and distractions to reconnect with your spouse. Through daily communication, intentionality, and creating safety within your marriage, you’ll be able to move from married roommates to soulmates, rekindling the love and spark you had in the beginning of your relationship.
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16 июл 2024

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@dasanders1988 3 года назад

I needed to hear this. Please pray for my marriage. We are both hanging on and struggling, with 4 kids

@riyanwilliams7664 3 года назад

Buy the book love and respect connection

@jaimegrant1682 3 года назад

Praying for you all

@grammyslim5766 3 года назад

Praying for you!!!!

@charnevdwaltthelemonlady2965 3 года назад

Father, please help them in their marriage, relationship and the day-to-day challenges with 4 kids. Protect their hearts and show them small steps toward full restoration, for their victory and ultimately for Your glory and honor. In Jesus Name, Amen💛

@clintonboehm 3 года назад

Praying for you.

@carolineokongo4480 2 года назад

Erin you are such an inspiration to me. Your attitude, desiring to connect with your husband, goal being intimacy, longing to know what s going on inside your husband, doing everything possible just to connect with your husband is just amazing. I like that.

@brightpage1020 3 года назад

“Every day, pray with your wife.” This was so powerful! Thank you!

@danielleg1504 6 месяцев назад

I’m having a hard time being emotionally vulnerable because we’re only a year out from infidelity in a brand new marriage. When I feel that we’re doing better in that area (forgiveness, reconnection, etc) inactive listening or trite answers seem to set me back into hesitation/self-protection mode. Please pray for us

@justinroberts2023 2 года назад

Love this series! Shared it with my love and have def learned a couple of things I needed to correct in my approach to communication. Thank you for the wonderful teaching content

@CyberHoTtiePetro 3 года назад

This has blessed me so much in how I show up for my husband 💖

@purpose2grow764 3 года назад

I needed this so much.

@mthomas73 3 года назад

Thank you for great advice

@jeffreybate1548 2 года назад

This is a short week for this! Already listen to Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday show!

@tiffanymartinez7342 3 года назад

Thank you 😊

@Jenni208 3 года назад

"Irreconcilable differences" is a common reason for divorce. But can you somehow live with these fundamental differences and stay married? Could you do a video on staying married with irreconcilable differences? Or how to live with someone who does not believe in compromise?

@focusonthefamily 3 года назад

Thanks for your suggestion, Jenni. We'll definitely pass it along to our producers. In the meantime, this article may offer some help (bddy.me/354jLQ3), and you're also welcome to discuss your situation with one of our counselors. Just call 855-771-HELP (4357) to set up a free callback. God bless you.

@PanicAttackRecovery 3 года назад

Great video. Thank you for sharing this.

@tammiemurray9963 3 года назад

A big issue is when the wife understands this and the husband doesn't. How does she talk to him about this without being a manipulative, nagging wife? I can't tell him how to behave in our marriage. I have always assumed that's God's role. Unfortunately, we're 33 years in and we're still spinning our wheels. And more unfortunately, I'm done.

@focusonthefamily 3 года назад

Tammie, we hear your frustration. We'd love to set up a consult for you with one of our counselors. They've helped many others in your situation and would be happy to offer any encouragement and insight they can. Just call us at 855-771-HELP (4357). Thanks for sharing, friend, and God bless you. He cares about you, and so do we!

@brightpage1020 3 года назад

Great idea to kind of put your husband to bed after the kids - for night wives. It sounds funny but to give him that sacred time.

@brightpage1020 3 года назад

“You didn’t accept my influence”, that can feel like a lack of trust or like he feels I’m incompetent. I’m really sensitive to implied insults... how do I get a thicker skin?

@millicentjohnson7364 2 года назад

What if you are passed that season in life

@SnookOnTheFly 2 года назад

How do you connect with a spouse that says her dad will always be her number one man and she’ll never put you before her parents? She has her priorities where she wants them and we are not one of them. I get to live off the scraps.

@PeacefulWarrior000 Год назад

I would sincerely ask why she decided to marry if leaving and cleaving is not of interest to her when it's in the Word. I'd also ask her what makes her certain that her dad is perfect. In addition, I'd address fear, what the fear is of allowing her husband to be first. Is she afraid he'll be angry? Is she afraid she won't be protected in the same manner? What's the fear?

@SnookOnTheFly Год назад

@@PeacefulWarrior000 she feels guilty that he doesn’t have anyone but her. He says she’s his best friend. I don’t understand it either, but she was conditioned from an early age. She never saw a functioning marriage with her parents having five divorces between the two of them. The worst part is the finger gets pointed to me for calling it out. If I shut up and go along then everything is ok, but our kids and myself are in counseling because of the dysfunction that has been created out of this (not the only reason for counseling, but even the other reasons are a biproduct of this family dynamic).