Does your husband really know that you love him for richer or for poorer?

Here's Shanti Feldhan.

We always say it's the family that's the most important, but sometimes we don't live like it is, you know?

And to give our husbands that freedom of, you know what, it's okay if we have to downsize, if we're going through a difficult spot,

it doesn't mean you're not a good provider.

I'm just happy that you are my man and that we're together as a family.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Choosing Gratitude.

For February 2nd, 2022, I'm Dana Gresh.

I'm Dana Gresh.

Before we dive in, I need to mention that today's program isn't appropriate for young children. It's an important topic, so get them busy working on something and then come

back. We'll continue listening this week to a classic Revive Our Hearts interview from our archives,

one that's received some of the greatest response from our listeners. Shanti Feldhan authored a book

called For Women Only. Tomorrow, she'll tell us some of the things she's discovered

about marriage and relationships since the writing of the book years ago. But today, we'll hear

part of that original interview that had such a big impact on our listeners. And you should know that

this conversation happened before Nancy herself was married.

The things we've been talking about with our guests, Barbara Rainey and Shanty Feldhan,

are helpful for married women, but not just for married women.

For those of us who are single as well, we're learning some important things about how to relate to men.

We have focused most of the past several days on issues of respect for men,

how men are fragile, contrary to what impression may be given, and they need the encouragement,

the cheering on of their wives. And today I want to talk about another insight that you learned from your survey, and that is the need for men to feel that they are

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