The trail was the biggest, I think, feeling at that moment.

And just, you know, this belief that that could be going on in my home and in my marriage.

When Jenny discovered her husband's emotional affair, she was devastated.

Thankfully, she found resources at our website to heal her marriage.

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I'm Jim Daley.

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This is John Fuller and today on focus on the family with Jim Daley.

We'll be taking a look at the great privilege we have to vote, which is especially important for us in the Christian community.

There are so many critical issues coming up in the midterm elections and there are only three weeks away.

Dr. Al Moller recently addressed this matter and he was responding to a listener who wanted to know how to be a responsible voter.

So, Kayla, the most important thing I can say is know what the issues are, understand the political process,

and as a Christian, go into the voting booth so to speak, prepare to vote your convictions and to vote as a Christian.

And that means you are never utopian, but it also means you're not irresponsible.

John, that's some great advice from our friend Dr. Al Moller and his point about being utopian, we all need to recognize that there's no perfect candidate or political party that can solve all the problems.

Ultimately, the fate of our nation is in God's hands and we know that.

With that said, we still have a critical responsibility to vote.

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