Mar 1, 2021
Hey friends! We’re kicking off a mini-series on marriage this week, and I couldn’t be more excited to share this conversation with you!
Marriage is a beautiful and life-giving experience for many of us because we have a trusted partner by our side to celebrate the good times and weather life’s unexpected storms. But sometimes the storms can begin to overwhelm the relationship, and we can easily find ourselves in a relationship that looks nothing like it did when it began.
Today, author and 12Stone Church senior pastor Kevin Myers and I talk about tackling common marriage problems, rebuilding our relationships, and making them stronger than ever before.
We also talk about his book The Second Happy along with seven strategies to rebuild your marriage, how to use prayer to work on internal problems that help us (and our spouse!), and how to evict the elephants in your marriage.
Listen in to hear:
Favorite quotes:
1. I think a lot of times people feel the
weight of carrying both sides of the problem and you can't. You can
only carry your side.
2.
You realize in the life of ministry, if you're really devoted to
helping people, that some things are broken that they can't fix and
only God can fix.
3. Everybody in the church carries
two buckets and you're either adding to harmony or conflict, but
you're never neutral.
4. We tend to use marriage rather
than build it, because we're trying to build so many other things
in our world.
5. You cannot consistently pray over
someone you love and consistently despise them.
In this episode I answer this question:
What’s your take on the law of attraction? (36:52)
Great things we discussed:
1. Kevin Myers at 12Stone
2.
The Second Happy: Seven Practices To Make Your Marriage Better Than
Your Honeymoon
3. Stairway to Heaven
4.
The Mandalorian
5.
Change Your World
6. Hudson Taylor’s Spiritual Secrets
7. Groundhog Day
8.
The Schuyler Sisters
9. Guns and Ships
10. Standing Strong
Hope you loved this episode! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and slap some stars on a review! :)
xo,
Alli
www.alliworthington.com/kevinmyers/