Small disagreements can separate a couple. Jim Daly shares why when you empty yourself of yourself, the things that once drove you apart can bring you together.

 

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Small disagreements can separate a couple. Jim Daly shares why when you empty yourself of yourself, the things that once drove you apart can bring you together.
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In just 90 seconds, get practical marriage and parenting help from Focus on the Family president Jim Daly. The biblical wisdom from this podcast provides bite-sized encouragement that helps busy Christian families thrive together in Christ.

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Empty Yourself

When work and family life get out of balance, our lives can get so out of order that the things we accomplish become more important than the people we love. How do we keep our priorities straight? Jim Daly explains.

 

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When work and family life get out of balance, our lives can get so out of order that the things we accomplish become more important than the people we love. How do we keep our priorities straight? Jim Daly explains.
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Work Family Balance

What’s the best standard for measuring our kids’ maturity? Academics? Athletic ability? Or attitude – how they treat other people? Jim Daly explains why character is the most important attribute we can instill in our children.

 

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What&rsquo;s the best standard for measuring our kids&rsquo; maturity? Academics? Athletic ability? Or attitude &ndash; how they treat other people? Jim Daly explains why character is the most important attribute we can instill in our children.
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What’s the Real Report Card?

How big is the “joy gap” in your marriage? Jim Daly explains why joy doesn’t appear by accident; rather, it grows when it’s cultivated, moment by moment, choice by choice.

 

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How big is the &ldquo;joy gap&rdquo; in your marriage? Jim Daly explains why joy doesn&rsquo;t appear by accident; rather, it grows when it&rsquo;s cultivated, moment by moment, choice by choice.
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