Most of the time, our friends and family have the best intentions with their well wishes and words of wisdom after we tie the knot. But it’s important to carefully consider the suggestions we receive and evaluate how they stack up against scripture before we adopt them in our marriage. 

In this episode, I talk with Chris & Jamie Bailey about distinguishing between solid marriage advice and that which misses the mark. We discuss some major relationship killers.

Why the following common sayings are best avoided:

  • “Marriage is 50/50”
  • “Happy wife, happy life.”
  • “Don’t go to bed angry.”

When it comes to marriage, we can learn so much from those who have gone before us. But sometimes, it’s best to archive certain pointers we receive. 

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What would it be if you could share one piece of marriage advice that you’ve found particularly valuable or not so valuable?

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Links mentioned in the episode:

Expedition Marriage

Newlywed Couple’s Devotional

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Podcasts episodes mentioned today:

Ep. 49: Don’t Listen to This! Bad Marriage Advice, Part 1

Ep. 50: Bad Marriage Advice, Part 2. Sex & Pornography Edition

Ep. 14 : Communication Dead Ends (Part 1 of Communication Killers & Their Kryptonite Series)

Ep. 64: Beware of These Relationship Killers

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Chris & Jamie Bailey of Expedition Marriage

Chris and Jamie are Professional Counselors and Marriage Coaches who are passionate about helping couples live their best lives together. They want your marriage to reflect the love, grace, forgiveness, and vitality it was designed to have. Bringing healing and sustaining joy back into hurting and hopeless marriages is their life’s passion.

Chris & Jamie understand how difficult it can be to be in an unhappy and struggling marriage. Having been married for over 27 years, they also know the effort it takes to stay together when times get tough.

 

 

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