I heard a quote the other day, I'm pretty sure it was Paul David trip, who said if you're

disappointed in your marriage, it doesn't mean you have a bad marriage.

It means you're married.

You know, he's getting at the point that, you know, we think if we're disappointed almost

in anything, then we need to step away from that event, that person and find, you know,

life.

And he was saying, that's going to be a part.

We need to learn to love well.

Welcome to Family Life Today, where we want to help you pursue the relationships that

matter most.

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It's a part of every relationship.

We will be disappointed whether it be a work relationship, a friend relationship, a marriage

relationship.

We will be disappointed.

And so I think our tendency is to run away from those relationships.

But man, when we step into them, we can grow deeper in our relationship with God and

with our relationship with others.

Yeah.

And so we've got Paul Miller back in the studio to help us get over our disappointments

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