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Pastor Chris and Jennie Barry

Join Pastor Chris and Jennie Barry for topics and tips around building and strengthening a Christ-centered marriage

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This month, we are remembering the part of our vows where we commit to our spouses to love unconditionally in sickness and in health. This is part of the February take-home date. Sign up to receive the Monthly newsletter here!

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We can find examples of both God and Jesus becoming angry in the Bible, so anger must have an appropriate place in our lives.

On the other hand, Jesus says, “You have heard that it was said to those of old, ‘You shall not murder; and whoever murders will be liable to judgment.’ But I say to you that everyone who is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment.” So, anger must also have an inappropriate place in our lives.

Grab your marriage journal and pull up the resource page (linked below) on your phone. This teaching will be powerful if you give the Holy Spirit space to speak into your identity.

Access the Resource Page Here.

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Part two of three from our December Married Monthly, which was a take-home teaching through Family of Origin, In-laws, boundaries, family events, and traditions.You can find the video version of the teaching over on our website.

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Part two of three from our December Married Monthly, which was a take-home teaching through Family of Origin, In-laws, boundaries, family events, and traditions. You can find the video version of the teaching over on our website.

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Part one of three from our December Married Monthly, which was a take-home teaching through Family of Origin, In-laws, boundaries, family events, and traditions. You can find the video version of the teaching over on our website.

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Ask Us Anything for November, 2022

  1. What do you do if you don't know that you can put the work in your marriage anymore or if you just don't want to put the work in anymore?
  2. At what point is it too much work, or only work?
  3. What if looking through eyes of affection genuinely feels impossible?

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Today we answer the questions:

  1. How do you grow in having healthy conversations about dynamics with In-laws/families?
  2. How to not be " Sensitive/defensive" of your origin family?