Andy WoodGuest
Stacie WoodGuest
Ariel AmaroHost
So the goal in conflict is to get to the problem and the person on the other side of the table being your spouse is never the problem.

Yeah, when you disagree, I think that there has to be a humility about your point of view and an openness to hear your spouse's point of view and to try to keep working towards agreement.

And so sometimes you have to circle the issue a bunch of times and try to look at it from a bunch of different angles.

But the goal is that we would be unified in this and to not allow this issue to be a thing that drives a wedge between us.

So we've had a few times in our marriage where we've really had to keep coming back to this problem that we're facing and to say, OK, how can we get to a point of unity on this? And then just like a humbleness of heart to say, I might not always have it exactly my way.

And for the surface level issues, die to yourself, go to eat where your wife wants to go to eat.

So the goal in conflict is to get to the problem and the person on the other side of the table being your spouse is never the problem.

Yeah, when you disagree, I think that there has to be a humility about your point of view and an openness to hear your spouse's point of view and to try to keep working towards agreement.

And so sometimes you have to circle the issue a bunch of times and try to look at it from a bunch of different angles.

But the goal is that we would be unified in this and to not allow this issue to be a thing that drives a wedge between us.

So we've had a few times in our marriage where we've really had to keep coming back to this problem that we're facing and to say, OK, how can we get to a point of unity on this? And then just like a humbleness of heart to say, I might not always have it exactly my way.

And for the surface level issues, die to yourself, go to eat where your wife wants to go to eat.
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