I have listened to focus on the family shows since I was probably a later teening all the way through my young adult years and beyond, I guess.

I just found that so often whatever message was being aired was really pertinent to something either I was experiencing or it was just of such interest that it was like I was able to accumulate knowledge and

spiritual wisdom.

Mary is a big believer in what we're doing to help families thrive.

I feel like focus on the family, you know, makes deposits into my life or the soil of my life.

And it's kind of like rain that just accumulates and nourishes and can bring growth in,

you know, knowledge and wisdom.

I'm Jim Daly. Help us be a lifeline to more people like Mary.

Join our friends of Focus on the Family by calling 800 A Family or donate at focus on the family.com slash families.

It seems that in a wedding ceremony, perhaps one of the most sacred things expressed is a vow to cherish you above all others, to forsake all others.

But what if that vow gets broken?

What do you do?

I'm John Fuller, along with Greg Spalley and his wife, Aaron, and we're going to be talking about that today.

We're going to kick it off, though, with a conversation from Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

Jim spoke with Dave and Ashley Willis about that particular vow and how Dave met a man who had broken the vow and been unfaithful to his wife.

And what a story this is.

Listen in.

Most couples promise to forsake all others.

That's one of the vows in most of our traditional wedding experiences.

Tragically, Dave, you counseled a couple.

And this is, you know, the most serious that we hear at Focus, where there was infidelity.

You call him Jason. I'm sure that's not his real name.

...