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Lightbulb Moments in Marriage Part 1: Our Core Beliefs

In this webinar, part 1 of a 3 part series, Emerson discusses the upcoming book "Lightbulb Moments in Marriage.” This first discussion covers how critiques from spouses can affect self-worth, the importance of understanding one's value as God-given rather than spouse-driven, and the transformative power of seeing Jesus in your marriage. Emerson emphasizes the need for a proper worldview, grounded in scripture, to navigate the challenges of marriage and life.

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

Author, Speaker, Pastor

Questions to Consider

What if the pain and tension in your marriage right now is actually preparing your heart for a transformative lightbulb moment from God?
Have you ever realized that your deepest feelings of worthlessness or invisibility in marriage might be rooted in letting your spouse define you instead of God?
When you picture Jesus standing beyond the shoulder of your spouse, how might that one shift change the way you love or respect them today?
If you knew you would one day hear “Well done, good and faithful servant” based on your faithfulness in marriage, what little “yes” would you say to God right now?

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