HeyJaredWhat to Say & How to Say It
Nina Roesner teaches us how to STOP REACTING in conflict situations, and discover how to RESPOND instead! Conquer people-pleasing, establish boundaries - create authentic relationships! This is how we learn "What to Say & How to Say It".
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316: What to Say When You Feel Like Giving Up on Your Marriage (opens the original)
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Get practical Christian marriage advice to help you navigate conflict and build a deeper connection with your spouse. Shai Lewis and Nina Rosner continue their marriage series, focusing on the essential tools needed to work through disagreements. This episode is designed for husbands and wives seeking to improve communication and cultivate a healthy, God-honoring relationship. You will learn how to approach difficult conversations and foster a thriving marriage by keeping your focus on Christ. W
315: Why Your Arguments Are Getting Worse (And How to Fix It) (opens the original)
314: What to Say When You're Angry: Communication Secrets for Christian Couples (opens the original)
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Is hidden resentment hurting your marriage? Your words may sound loving, but your facial expressions and body language can reveal unresolved anger, disappointment, and pain to your spouse. In this Christian marriage podcast episode, Shai Lewis and Nina Roesner explain how unhealed wounds affect communication, emotional intimacy, trust, commitment, and forgiveness in marriage. You'll discover why saying the right words is not enough when your heart and facial expressions are communicating somethi
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