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All relationships require time and attention, whether with the Lord, friends, family members, or even co-workers. This week’s episode of The Deep Dish podcast talks about marriage, and our featured articles offer wisdom for other relationships in your life. As usual, we have a link to the podcast along with discussion questions for personal or group use. Oh, and keep an eye out for a second email from us later today. We promise, we’re not trying to clutter your inbox! It’s just that we have exciting news that’s too good not to share with you!

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Married for Good

It’s easy to find blogs and books on marriage, but it’s not often that you get to peek in on a candid conversation between women who have been married to their husbands for decades. In this week’s episode of "The Deep Dish" podcast, join Courtney Doctor, Melissa Kruger, Vanessa Hawkins, and Jen Wilkin as they discuss surprises in marriage, strategies for getting through the ups and downs of married life, and how to sift out the bad marriage advice from the good.

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Discussion Questions
  1. What does spending quality time with your husband look like in this season of your lives?
  2. What is the best (or worst) piece of relationship advice you have received? What made it helpful or harmful?
  3. What strengths do you see in yourself and your spouse? How have those strengths balanced out areas of weakness in different seasons of your lives?
  4. Can you think of a way you would like to rearrange your priorities in order to strengthen your marriage (or your future marriage)?
  5. What “one another” commands come the easiest to you? Which are most difficult, and how might you seek to live those out increasingly?
  6. In what ways has God used your marriage to sanctify you?
  7. What do you want to pray for your spouse, marriage, or yourself based on what you have heard and discussed?
By Emily Jensen
Our Friends Shape Us More than We Think
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By Kelly Simpson
Value Singleness Without Devaluing Marriage
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