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Sometimes in marriage it's not the big things that cause you and your mate to kind

of veer off course from each other and have almost separate lives. Instead it's

those little things that add up over time. The things you do or the things you

don't do that kind of push you away from each other. Today we have some hope

for getting back on track. I'm John Fuller here in the studio with Greg Smolley

me and his wife Aaron speak at marriage events they write together and they

lead the focus marriage team here at focus on the family. Let's go ahead and

here now from Dr. Tim Mulehoff. He's a professor of communication at Biola

University. He and his wife Noreen Chatted with Jim Daley about lessons they've

learned by reading the classic novel from CS Lewis The Screw Tape Letters. How

did that connect for you? Well we love the Screw Tape Letters as well. Absolutely. We

got a chance to see it performed as well. It was awesome. It showed me the

subtlety of it. Right. Lewis is in the fine moments. It's a demon working on a

person for years getting an attitude. I remember I remember the old lady who

her tea just had to be just right and she would say I'm not a picky person. I'm

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