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Earlier this month we enjoyed Valentine's Day, a day set aside for the celebration of romantic love. We hope you and your spouse relished this opportunity to affirm your undying affection and commitment. In his letter this month, Dr. Dobson flips the coin over and shares insight and great advice on how to avoid the "Great Marriage Killers." We encourage you to spend a few moments to learn how to protect your sacred relationship from:
1. Over-commitment and physical exhaustion.
2. Excessive credit and conflict over how money will be spent.
3. Selfishness.
4. Conflict with in-laws.
5. Unrealistic expectations.
6. Space invaders.
7. Alcohol and drug abuse.
8. Pornography, gambling, and other behavioral addictions.
9. Business failure.
10. Business success.
11. Getting married too young.
"I'll ask you, the reader, how will you beat the odds that could wreck your marriage? How will you build a solid relationship that will last until death takes one of you across the Great Divide?
There is only one answer: give your marriage and your children the priority they deserve. Let nothing squeeze them out of first place. Then take these beloved family members to the Lord in prayer every day of your life." – Dr. James Dobson |
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