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10 Questions Every Spouse Must Ask In The Gray Zone Of Conflict?

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10 Questions Every Spouse Must Ask In The Gray Zone Of Conflict?

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In this episode Emerson looks at the complexities of conflict in marriage, emphasizing the importance of understanding personal preferences, avoiding contempt, and maintaining respect for differing beliefs. He highlights the need for effective communication and the dangers of judgment and spiritual pride in relationships. The discussion is grounded in biblical principles, particularly from Romans 14, providing practical questions for spouses to navigate gray areas of conflict.

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

Author, Speaker, Pastor

Questions to Consider

How might recognizing "different shades of right" change the way you approach disagreements with your spouse?
What steps can you take to guard against contempt when you feel strongly that your perspective is correct?
How can you honor your spouse’s convictions, even when they differ from your own, without compromising your beliefs?
In what ways might you be unintentionally placing a stumbling block in your spouse’s path, and how can you pursue peace instead?

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