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There's this marriage podcast I listen to and every now and then they talk about

hey, how can I pray for you today and just taking a moment to pray for your

spouse? So I've decided to try that and I've got to say it has helped me pray

with my wife Dina and I'm so glad we get to talk a little bit more about

praying for your spouse, especially during stressful seasons with Greg and

Aaron Smolley. My colleagues here at Focus who offered that wisdom. It was

here in the studio that I remembered the first time you said that and you've

gone back to that to say, are the connections through the day begin in the

morning optimally when I say what's one thing I can pray about with you today?

And all I have to do is look at Dina, put my arm around her, say a very short

prayer and she feels connected. It's wonderful and you all know we're going

through kind of a stressful time right now. It's really important to do

that on a regular basis for me. Now you've seen couples who have found the same

thing that prayer really tends to connect the hearts. What's an example? Just one

or two couples? I think of so many couples that will come in from one week to

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