Marriage is a wonderful gift, but challenges do come, and there may be moments where the commitment

you made to your spouse is going to be tested.

And those moments, where do you turn?

Who are you?

I'm John Fuller joined by Dr. Greg Smalley and his wife, Aaron.

They lead our Marriage Department here at Focus on the Family, and we're coming back to part

of a conversation that we have heard bits and pieces of in previous episodes.

Focus president and author Jim Dele spoke with Danielle and Howard Taylor about things

they've learned in their journey as a couple, and today they're discussing something the

Taylor's called the No Breakup Policy.

Another thing you have in the workbook is about the No Breakup Policy, and I get that.

And I think again, back to your point, Danielle, earlier, so many Christians don't really

understand or read the word often enough to know it.

And that's job one, right?

Read the word because that's the heart of God.

And that No Breakup Policy is a great thing, describe what it is.

Yeah.

So the No Breakup Policy for us came in dating.

So day on, when we met and we were accordingly to them, just trying to figure out like, what

is this going to look like?

Very early on, we started to experience conflict in our communication styles we mentioned earlier.

And there's a pressure to just say, well, you know what?

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