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Well, hey Bob, good to be with you again.

I'm glad we're back here.

We're in our second part of this series with regard to healing in marriage and it's going really well so far and for

those of our listeners who are just kind of stepping in this is kind of like we've broken it up into two series like unity and

marriage and then healing and marriage and we're in the second episode of

this healing and marriage but all this stuff if you're wanting to kind of

really sit with it you can go and get Bob's book Be Devoted and you can find that

any places that you find books and so we're breaking basically I don't know Bob maybe we

were kind of doing a book study of be devoted but we're just piggybacking off of

ideas that you laid out in that book and

breaking them open more. So again, listeners, we encourage you to go check that out if you want to

dive in deeper and hear more about it. But today we're talking about healing and forgiveness within marriage.

Bob, you have a quote here just to dive right in that I thought it was a really good place to start.

And it says, are wounded hearts and character weaknesses make it extremely difficult

to relate to each other lovingly especially during intense conflict.

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