Marriage

Be sure to join the Rachael Johns Book Club on Facebook and follow us on Substack and Instagram.

There you can share your thoughts on the books we're reading and even make suggestions for which novel we should subject to our Kiss Kill Marry rating next.

Until next time, happy reading.

Welcome to Reading Between Deadlines, a podcast with two authors who read books with the same crazed enthusiasm as we write them.

I think I shall.

Okay.

Just in case anyone hasn't come across it before, it's Kiss We Enjoyed It, Marry We Adored It and Kill We Hated It.

And we're assuming that because you chose it, it's a marry for you, Victoria.

We met in a stand-up class.

And it was called Married, Single, Divorced.

And we would invite guests on the bed.

And we'd chat with them from our different perspectives.

My best friend in the world.

We're talking about the show right now, right? Okay, we're doing Fuck, Marry, Kill.

Faria.

Liv Loxy.

And jazz.

Buck is gonna be jazz, because she thick as hell.

Marry Maria, because I like how she talks.

She's

Many couples struggle in their marriage at one time or another.

But what's the difference between a marriage with understandable challenges and one with destructive qualities? Welcome to The Thriving Family, a Focus on the Family Canada podcast.

I'm your host, Jean-Paul Beran.

This is the space where family, faith, and culture intersect.

Today's episode explores the differences between a disappointing marriage, a difficult one, and a relationship that's destructive.

Please note that this episode discusses abuse.

Listener discretion is advised.

From the beginning of their relationship, Jane and Simon felt as though they were soulmates, complementing one another in every area of their lives.

So what did you do then? Well, then what he did is he walked over and he gave me a hug.

Welcome to Marriage IQ, the podcast helping you become an intelligent spouse.

I'm Heidi Hastings.

And I'm Scott Hastings.

Those habits that slowly create distance between two people who really still do love each other.

But those same small moments can also move a marriage in the opposite direction, disconnection.

Today we're talking with Rebecca Mullen, author of Six Steps to Better Marriage Communication and host of Habits for Your Happily Ever After.

Welcome, Rebecca, to Marriage IQ.

This is David and Tracy Sellers and we have made Vows to Keep.

We're so glad you're here with us today on Vows to Keep Radio as we continue our Bible for Marriage series.

Last week, David, we were talking about the Beatitudes when Jesus started teaching on the Sermon on the Mount, which is found in Matthew chapter 5.

And for those that don't know, Beatitudes means blessings.

I hope that you take that challenge to do that with your spouse or on your own on a daily basis.

It's a great place to start and a great evaluator.

Join us next week here on Vows to Keep Radio as we continue the Bible for Marriage series and we'll still be in Matthew 5, 6, and 7, living upside down lessons from the Sermon on the Mount right here on Vows to Keep Radio.

Vows to Keep is supported by a team which includes biblical coaches, writers, and pastoral advisors.

Turns out she has.

And it was on a Spanish red carpet where the journo obviously asked her to play a version of that game, you know, Kiss, Kill or Kiss, Marry, Kill.

And the three people that were put up were Brad Pitt, Justin Bieber and Tom Brady.

Have a listen to her answer.