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Appreciating The Other's Know-How

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In this week’s episode Emerson looks at the essential contributions that both husbands and wives bring to a marriage, emphasizing the importance of appreciation and understanding each other's unique strengths. He discusses spiritual leadership, emotional intelligence, the roles of provider and nurturer, decision-making dynamics, and the creation of safety and peace within relationships. Emerson encourages couples to recognize and affirm each other's contributions to foster a loving and respectful marriage.

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

Author, Speaker, Pastor

Questions to Consider

What unique strength does your spouse bring that you might be overlooking right now?
How could affirming your spouse’s contributions shift the tone of your marriage?
What would happen if you stopped competing and started cherishing your differences?
How might praying to see your spouse through God’s eyes change your perspective?

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