Welcome to the Marriage Day podcast. I'm Jimmy Evans. This is my wife, Karen. This podcast

exists to help every single couple to thrive in their marriage relationship. We want you

to know you can thrive regardless of where you are right now, what you've been through

in the past. You can thrive in marriage. We're talking today. My book marriage on the rock.

This is the first book that I ever wrote. And in this book, I talk about the four foundational

laws of marriage. And I'll talk about a lot more than that. I'll talk about sex and laws,

money, communication, all those kinds of things. But I talk about the four foundational laws of

marriage. This is what saved our marriage. We've been married for 48 years. And several years into

our marriage, we were on the brink of divorce until we learned about the four foundational laws

of marriage. Now in previous podcasts, we've talked about the two, the first two foundations.

In this podcast, they were talking about the third and fourth foundation, which is the law of

possession and a law of purity. But before we go to that teaching, we have some questions from

you guys and Karen, I think you're going to read me a couple of questions. Yes. My husband doesn't

include me in his business decisions. I feel like he's trying to keep this separate. Aren't we

supposed to share everything? Yeah, you should. And I have a friend of mine who is extremely successful

in business and his wife, when I say he was extremely successful, I mean, his business was

worth hundreds of millions of dollars. He had a huge business. And he didn't just have one

business. He had several businesses. And he patronized his wife. And she would keep saying to him,

honey, I don't know, if anything, if anything happened to you, I don't know anything going on.

And he would say, well, it's just hard to explain. There's just a lot to it and some of that.

So she, very nice couple, very, very godly couple. And so she just kept up. And finally,

he came to me one day and he said, what should I do? And I said, sit down with her and tell her

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