One Heart

The Real Marriage Podcast

Mark Driscoll

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.7 • 919 Ratings

🗓️ 8 March 2021

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Season 6: One Flesh: The 4 Ways Sex Connects Us! New Series, One Flesh: The 4 Ways Sex Connects Us! In Genesis, God says that he wants married couples to be one flesh: one heart, one soul, one mind, and one body. This first episode is about becoming one heart and loving each other emotionally. A big key for guys, “Ask Questions”. If there’s not emotional safety for women outside of the bedroom there’s not going to be freedom and intimacy inside the bedroom. Date night is important! Unbox Love is here to help make date night easier. As a listener of the Real Marriage podcast Unbox Love is giving you 10% off! Just visit unboxlove.com/real Need personal counseling? Check out our sponsors at Faithful Counseling. Get 10% off your first month as a listener of the Real Marriage podcast. Go to getfaithful.com/realmarriage and join the over 500,000 people taking charge of their mental health with the help of an experienced professional. 21 Day Journey XO Now Courses - What if you could change your life in just 3 weeks? Find healing and freedom in these two courses from Jimmy Evans on XO Now. Get 25% off your first month of XO Now by going to 21dayjourney.com/real Find more from Mark and Grace at xomarriage.com/realmarriage Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The average guy is not very emotionally healthy or present.
0:05.0	So you gotta coach him up here.
0:06.0	Usually, you know, the man and the oak coffee table are emotionally fairly similar.
0:12.0	So you throw it out there as well, if the guys are emotionally present, the guys are like,
0:17.0	well, you gotta give them a little help. How do they do that? Well, they probably need
0:23.0	to ask questions if they don't know. But not interrogate. No. Ask questions that say that they actually
0:28.9	want to know and they care about knowing their wife more. And so asking things like you used to
0:34.9	not know how to ask. Can we talk about my failures?
0:38.3	Geez, I feel like this is going to be a running theme through our whole event.
0:42.3	Okay.
0:43.3	It was easy for us to just talk about the day and not really get anywhere with conversation
0:47.3	and then go on with our responsibilities.
0:50.3	But to stop and actually, so, you know, actually ask about the emotional welfare of how you're doing.
0:57.2	And so how did it go today?
0:59.1	Okay, so are you okay after that happened?
1:01.7	And, you know, how are you feeling about that?
1:03.7	How can I serve you in that?
1:05.2	What are some ways that we can talk through that?
1:07.1	Do you need help processing?
1:08.1	Do you need me to pray for you?
1:10.0	Those are all emotional
1:11.0	connections. That was a lot right there. I'm tired. Well, howdy? This is Pastor Mark Driscoll with my
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