You don’t want to leave your marriage to chance. You want to design an intentional marriage, but how? Listen to Kevin Thompson in today's episode

My marriage isn’t perfect. Ryan and I aren’t perfect. We struggle and get frustrated with each other. AND ALSO, we work on the relationship that we have.

We are bound and determined to remember that before we were mom and dad, we were Ryan and Jill, two fun, Jesus-loving people who thought the other person was too awesome to get away.

As much as we’ve messed up, we are also devoted to being intentional with each other and our relationship. Intentional about chatting about our days and stressors after the girls have gone to bed. Intentional about hanging out together doing something fun.

Intentional about dreaming about the future when we are empty nesters.

I can think of no one better to speak about being intentional and designing your marriage on purpose than today’s guest, Kevin A. Thompson. 

In today’s episode, you’ll receive practical strategies and anchoring truths for receiving grace by learning how to design an intentional marriage. You’ll learn:

• How to create the marriage you want,
• Three questions to help you figure out how healthy your marriage is,
• And how to move toward a healthy marriage.

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• #69: How to lead your family with love, not fear with Kevin A. Thompson [Grace in Parenting series]
• Stay in Your Lane by Kevin A. Thompson
• Friends, Partners, and Lovers by Kevin A. Thompson
• ChangeTheOdds.com
• Hold Me Tight by Sue Johnson
• The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work by John Gottman

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