Well, my old friends, it's probably going to, I mean, it's different because they don't know Jesus.

I know Jesus. I'm going to church. They're going to the bar. I'm married. They're single.

You know, things have changed. And sometimes people will make you feel guilty. They'll be like,

you've changed. It's like, yeah, it's called growing up.

Howdy folks. Welcome back to the Real Marriage podcast this season. We are talking about relationships.

We all have many different relationships in our lives and none more important than our relationship with Christ and our spouse.

But are there other relationships in your life that are hurting your most important ones?

That's what we're talking about today.

All right.

Welcome to talk number three.

In this session, we're going to deal with the eight laws of relationships.

So you've got a relationship with your spouse, but oftentimes it's all the other relationships that either help or hinder that relationship. And we did not do well

early in our marriage maintaining healthy relational boundaries. And so maybe tell them where we

first met. In high school. In high school. So we had high school friends and then we graduated and then

we went to college and then we got college friends. And I became a Christian and you came back to the Lord. So then we went to church.

We got church friends and then we graduated, moved back home and then we got jobs. So now we've got

people we know at work and then we've got extended family. Then we start doing college ministry with, you know, a couple dozen college students

that had no food, money, or boundaries.

And so they were always at our house.

Yes.

They were always eating and you were always cooking.

And looking back.

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