For more than 25 years, Monica suffered from an addiction to drugs and alcohol,

fueled in part by her painful and shameful past.

The thought would come to my mind that I had had these abortions.

I would not want to think about it because the pain was just too real.

Thankfully, God healed Monica's heart, and today, she supports focus on the family's

pro-life ministry.

I want to support a ministry that can help change the trajectory of people's life that are

contemplating abortion.

I can't go back in time and change my life and change my decisions, but I can support a

ministry that can help positively change someone else's. I'm Jim Daly. Let's save babies and give

families hope today. Donate and your gift will be doubled. Call 800A family or visit focus on the family.com

slash gift. You know in some ways marriage is like a dance. In the beginning you're so excited

to hold hands and move to the music and it's fun and easy. But then life happens and the temple gets

faster and it's harder to dance together in the marital relationship. And sometimes you might

accidentally step on your partner's toes or something. This is focused on the family with

Jim Daly and we're going to hear today from a couple who have let each other down in their marriage

dance, both literally and figuratively,

but in Jesus Christ, they've found rhythm again. They've learned new steps. They've figured out

how to hold on to the relationship. I'm John Fuller, and thanks for joining us today.

Hey, John, when there's conflict in marriage, most couples seem to have two responses.

You know, either they panic and worry, they married the wrong person.

Now, be honest, have you ever thought that, you, the listener?

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