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10 years ago, I would have left that encounter with a little bit of resentment, and I would have nursed it into a little slightly bigger ball of resentment.

And I would have thrown that ball at my wife later.

I was going to... Welcome to the Good Faith podcast. I'm your host, Curtis Chang, and the Good Faith podcast is a production of redeeming Babel.

And it's where friends who follow Jesus help each other make sense of the world.

And there are times when we are making our way through the world that it's helpful to hit reset,

to consider making some changes in how we're living.

And that's why this month in Good Faith we're're in a series that we're calling hitting reset.

Now, one key aspect of our world is our most intimate relationships.

And there's no more intimate relationship than marriages.

So what might it look like to hit reset in this realm, especially for those of us who are

currently married, thinking about getting married one day, or maybe processing a past marriage?

So when I was thinking about who could help me make sense of hitting reset in this way,

one person came immediately to mind, Harrison Scott Key.

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