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Money Talks (Part 3): The Two Paths Couples Tend to Take

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Money Talks (Part 3): The Two Paths Couples Tend to Take

Money conversations in marriage quickly reveal deeper issues of the heart, trust, and respect—often turning identical financial pressures into vastly different relational outcomes. Emerson unpacks the two paths couples take under pressure and shows how honing your tone, choosing curiosity over criticism, and becoming teammates can transform conflict into connection. Perfect for married couples seeking both practical wisdom and stronger emotional intimacy.

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

Author, Speaker, Pastor

Questions to Consider

What does money most often reveal about your heart during financial discussions with your spouse?
When pressure rises in your marriage, do you tend to protect your position or protect the relationship?
How might shifting from accusation to genuine curiosity change the next money conversation you have?
What would it look like for you and your spouse to truly approach finances as teammates stewarding one life together?

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