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Asking God to Help You in The Marriage

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In this episode, Emerson emphasizes the importance of asking God for help in marriage. He reminds listeners of the promises in Scripture that God intends to help us and encourages couples to come before the Lord and ask for help in a serious and ongoing way. He shares various scriptures that remind us of God's promise to be our help and sustainer. He also highlights the need to ask God for help in forgiving our spouse and changing ourselves. He shares powerful testimonies of couples who experienced transformation in their marriages through seeking God's help.

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

Author, Speaker, Pastor

Questions to Consider

How can you actively seek God’s help in your marriage today?
In what ways can you show unconditional love and respect to your spouse, even when it feels unfair?
What personal changes might God be calling you to make to improve your marriage?
How can you support your spouse’s growth while focusing on your own spiritual journey?

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