What are the top three regrets of divorced couples? Jim Daly shares the answer and offers encouragement for avoiding these mistakes before you make them.



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What are the top three regrets of divorced couples? Jim Daly shares the answer and offers encouragement for avoiding these mistakes before you make them.
 
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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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Five Regrets of Divorced Couples - 2

Married couples who refuse to admit they’re wrong have a hard time settling disagreements. What’s the answer? Jim Daly explains how couples can learn to see through each other’s eyes.

 

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Married couples who refuse to admit they&rsquo;re wrong have a hard time settling disagreements. What&rsquo;s the answer? Jim Daly explains how couples can learn to see through each other&rsquo;s eyes.
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Through Your Spouse's Eyes

How do you help a child develop the strength to face adversity? Jim Daly says, “Ask yourself, ‘What am I depositing into my child’s emotional bank? Things that tear them down? Or things that build them up?’”

 

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How do you help a child develop the strength to face adversity? Jim Daly says, &ldquo;Ask yourself, &lsquo;What am I depositing into my child&rsquo;s emotional bank? Things that tear them down? Or things that build them up?&rsquo;&rdquo;
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Emotional Currency for Your Child

Human connection is necessary for good health. Jim Daly explains why human relationship is so important to our well-being that we’ll create artificial versions when we lack the real thing.

 

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Human connection is necessary for good health. Jim Daly explains why human relationship is so important to our well-being that we&rsquo;ll create artificial versions when we lack the real thing.
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Five Regrets of Divorced Couples - 2

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