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    Don’t Mom Alone Podcast

    Heather MacFadyen, mother of four boys, connects you the listener with people and resources to help you feel less alone. Consider it an invitation to “withness”.

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    Panic Attacks and Growing Trust JJ Heller Ep 238 Mar 11, 2019
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    Grace Based Discipline for Kids with Unique Needs Karis Murray Ep 237 Mar 04, 2019
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    Preparing Our Hearts for Easter Erin Moon Ep 236 Feb 25, 2019
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    Supporting a Friend with Cancer Marissa Henley Ep 235 Feb 18, 2019
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    Habits of a Healthy Marriage :: Paul David Tripp [Ep 234] Feb 11, 2019
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    Whether you’ve been married for a short time or you’re nearing a milestone anniversary, a healthy marriage takes a lot of work. A marriage is made up of thousands of small moments and habits that over time result in God-honoring, joyful marriage or a self-centered, strained marriage.

    Speaker and author Paul David Tripp joins me to lay the groundwork for how to cultivate healthy habits in our marriage and identify the ones that need to be uprooted. He shares what he’s learned in almost 50 years of marriage and how to look at our marriages in light of the gospel.

    What's a biblical view of marriage? Well, it's a sinner married to a sinner in a fallen world. Are you encouraged yet? But with a faithful God. Now that means we can't just coast in our marriage because there are things inside of me and things inside of my wife that are potentially destructive to marriage because we're not perfect people yet. And we live in a fallen world that is a threat to our marriage.

    Paul also calls us to take a new view of our spouse’s differences and see how God created us for unity, not uniformity.

    There is no call anywhere in the Bible to uniformity. The call is for unity. Unity is only ever needed in the face of difference... We have to stop making those differences a matter of right and wrong, If it's not named as sin by God, then it's just a difference and God actually glories in those differences because those differences point to his grandeur as a creator.

    I hope you are encouraged and equipped from this conversation to re-engage with your spouse with fresh faith for experiencing all that God has for you in your marriage.

    What we chat about:

    • Marriages are made up of thousands and thousands of little moments
    • The kind of relationship we have built in those moments determines how we handle the big moments
    • We naturally structure our marriages around habits
    • How to identify good and bad habits in your marriage
    • Sin makes us self-focused and anti-social, but marriage is a covenant of community
    • Helping our spouse access what God wants for them instead of arguing or nagging them
    • We will always be working on our marriages. There is no place for coasting
    • Confession and forgiveness can change the direction in disagreements
    • Jesus did not just bare our guilt. He bore our shame
    • God made us for unity, not for uniformity
    • A look at why we are so vastly different from our spouse
    • Even when we are formed into the image of Jesus, we will still be different from our spouse
    • Tips for showing gratitude in your marriage and fostering joy
    • The fruits of the Spirit are key for a good marriage
    • If you are struggling in marriage, engage with community and your church family. Isolation is the enemy of a healthy marriage
    Links Mentioned:
    • Gospel Parenting Paul David Tripp [Ep 176]
    • Opportunity vs. Disruption Paul David Tripp [Ep 212]
    • My Favorite Paul David Tripp Devotional: New Morning Mercies (Great gift for a spouse)
    • I Do Again-- Jeff and Cheryl Scruggs

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    Praising Through the Pain of Physical Limitations Karen Harmon Ep 231 Jan 20, 2019
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    Shepherding Healthy Sleep Jenn and Robin Sleepy Cues Ep 230 Jan 13, 2019
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