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Marriage in Real Life

Marriage in Real Life

著者: Eric & Patsy Richards
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Married for over 30 years with 6 children (1 murdered), Patsy and Eric (Certified Pre-Marriage and Marriage Mentors) will discuss the ups and downs in Marriage. This will be a raw and candid conversation about problems that ALL marriages face at some time.You will also hear from other married couples, and they will also take call-ins.© 2025 Marriage in Real Life スピリチュアリティ 社会科学
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  • When Love Listens: 33 Years of Growing Together
    2025/05/15

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    Thirty-three years of marriage reveals truths that no honeymoon phase could ever predict. In this heartfelt conversation, Eric and Lady P pull back the curtain on their marriage journey, sharing the beautiful, challenging, and transformative moments that have shaped their relationship over three decades.

    The couple discusses how their understanding of love has evolved beyond flowers and grand gestures to appreciate the profound intimacy found in everyday acts of service—keeping the gas tank full, helping with household chores, and simply showing up for each other. They vulnerably share stories of financial hardship, including times when they nearly faced homelessness or had to pawn precious jewelry to make ends meet. Yet through these challenges, their faith deepened as they witnessed provision arrive at their most desperate moments.

    Forgiveness emerges as the cornerstone of their enduring relationship. As Lady P powerfully explains, true forgiveness isn't just saying the words but actually releasing the hurt—a lesson that transformed their ability to heal and move forward together. The couple also emphasizes the vital role of laughter, recounting water gun fights through their home and Sunday drives filled with uncontrollable joy that helped them maintain perspective during difficult seasons.

    The episode takes an unexpected turn as they address a viral video promoting toxic relationship dynamics under the guise of spiritual "grace." Eric and Lady P offer a powerful counter-narrative, emphasizing that God never calls people to enable sin or endure abuse. Their passionate discussion reminds listeners that healthy marriages reflect Christ's love for the church—protective, nurturing, and never abusive.

    Whether you're newly married, navigating relationship challenges, or simply seeking wisdom from those who've walked the long road of commitment, this episode offers both practical insights and spiritual encouragement for the journey. Connect with us on social media to share your own marriage experiences and insights as we continue building stronger relationships together.

    Season 3 intro done by Carolena

    Season 3 Outro done by Carolena

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    1 時間 18 分
  • 7 Secrets Every Spouse Should Keep
    2025/04/17

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    What secrets should you actually keep in marriage? Not the harmful, relationship-damaging kind, but the sacred boundaries that protect your union.

    The discussion opens with a powerful story about a doctor married to a construction worker who explained her profound perspective: "I've never judged my husband by the size of his purse, but rather by the size of his purpose in my life." This wisdom sets the foundation for understanding that value in marriage transcends financial status.

    We explore seven areas where privacy strengthens rather than harms your relationship: protecting intimacy, keeping disagreements private, handling family issues discretely, approaching health problems with wisdom, not dwelling on past regrets, honoring each other's insecurities, and keeping romantic moments sacred.

    Scripture guides each principle, from Hebrews 13:4 reminding us that "marriage should be honored by all and the marriage bed kept pure" to Ephesians 4:26 instructing "in your anger do not sin; do not let the sun go down while you are still angry." We emphasize the critical distinction that healthy boundaries aren't about hiding things from your spouse, but rather the two of you protecting your relationship together.

    Along the way, we tackle practical questions. When should you seek outside help? Every couple needs one trusted, spiritually mature couple that both spouses agree can offer counsel when needed. What constitutes oversharing on social media? How do you balance accountability with privacy?

    The conversation weaves personal stories, biblical wisdom, and practical advice for couples navigating these waters. Whether you're newlywed or celebrating decades together, these principles of sacred privacy will strengthen your bond and deepen your trust.

    Ready to strengthen your marriage's boundaries? Subscribe now and join our upcoming 33rd anniversary special with a surprise guest who'll help launch our new women's ministry podcast: "Let's Talk About It."

    Season 3 intro done by Carolena

    Season 3 Outro done by Carolena

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  • The Seven Deadly Sins of Marriage
    2025/03/28

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    Marriages can silently deteriorate through seven deadly behavioral patterns that many couples don't recognize until significant damage is done.

    • Refusing to change – digging your heels in when growth is necessary creates friction and prevents relationship development
    • Assuming the worst – filtering your spouse's actions through negative expectations leads to disconnection and misunderstandings
    • Blaming – pointing fingers instead of taking ownership creates division rather than solutions
    • Shutting down – avoiding conflict through silence gives the enemy space to magnify small issues into major problems
    • Fantasizing – comparing your relationship to idealized versions of other marriages or past relationships fosters discontent
    • Keeping finances separate – creating financial secrets that can undermine trust and unity in your partnership
    • Keeping track of offenses – storing up past hurts prevents healing and contradicts biblical love

    Communication serves as the foundation for addressing all these issues. By talking openly, listening actively, and growing together with God at the center, couples can overcome these deadly sins and build marriages that thrive through any challenge.


    Season 3 intro done by Carolena

    Season 3 Outro done by Carolena

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    Follow us on Facebook & Instagram at @marriageinreallifepodcast

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    56 分

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