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Emerson and Jonathan respond to an inquiry and talk about why the key to a successful marriage is, in fact, not communication.
In Part 2 Emerson and Jonathan continue to discuss the transformative power of the Love and Respect message in marriages. It features testimonies from couples who experienced miracles and reconciliation through applying these principles and seeking God's guidance.
Emerson and Jonathan continue the discussion of discipline when parenting in part 2 of this series. In this episode, the unintentionally bad but morally reckless child and the intentionally bad and morally rebellious child are discussed. Through looking at intent and discussing never disciplining above or below the "crime," two difficult categories of discipline are examined.
In this episode, Emerson and Jonathan discuss the gender-specific strengths of husbands. They highlight five main themes: solution-oriented, self-reliant provider, protective guardian, functional communicator, and how they can be work-related in identity.
Join Emerson and Jonathan for Part III of this three part series. Why is marital paradise lost? Why do couples feel they have left Eden and live in a jungle of sorts? Since Scripture indicates couples will have trouble in this life why are husbands and wives unprepared? The answer is simple: they do not anticipate and accept the four seasons. In one way or another all couples will go through the four seasons. Those who go through them without defeat do so because they anticipate and accept the process.
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