Some people date because they want to hang out and have fun. But to find a relationship that lasts, Jim Daly shares how to date with purpose.

 

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Some people date because they want to hang out and have fun. But to find a relationship that lasts, Jim Daly shares how to date with purpose.
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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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Intentional Dating

Is it possible to keep the romance alive in your marriage or to restore the passion you once had? Jim Daly says, “Yes,” and suggests the key is prioritizing where you place your attention.

 

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Is it possible to keep the romance alive in your marriage or to restore the passion you once had? Jim Daly says, &ldquo;Yes,&rdquo; and suggests the key is prioritizing where you place your attention.
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Refocus

If your marriage is struggling, the best advice is to stick to the center of the road. Jim Daly explains how to avoid both ditches – passivity and aggression – with a balanced approach – assertiveness.

 

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If your marriage is struggling, the best advice is to stick to the center of the road. Jim Daly explains how to avoid both ditches &ndash; passivity and aggression &ndash; with a balanced approach &ndash; assertiveness.
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Center of the Road

How does your family resolve your disagreements? Do you bicker and fight? Or do you seek unity and sacrifice for each other? Jim Daly explains how to stop conflict before it escalates by finding common ground.

 

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How does your family resolve your disagreements? Do you bicker and fight? Or do you seek unity and sacrifice for each other? Jim Daly explains how to stop conflict before it escalates by finding common ground.
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