Welcome to the For the Gospel Podcast, where we provide sound doctrine for everyday people.

I'm your host, Kosti Hinn, and whether you're listening to this on your favorite podcast platform or watching on our YouTube channel, I'm thankful that you've joined me for this

episode. And as always, just want to specifically thank our gospel patrons and our partners

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This is episode six of our series on marriage, and it's the final episode before our listener

Q&A, where I'm going to take all of your questions, and I'm going to answer them

from a biblical perspective. If you have not already, be sure to send in questions to our DMs,

and we will get to all of those. We already have a great number of them that have poured in over

these last couple of weeks. If you're new to our ministry, I typically will go through a series

on the podcast, and along the

way, you are always free to send in questions, and I usually end a series with your questions

getting answered. I want to talk today about resolving marital conflict from a biblical perspective,

and let's just start by getting this out of the way. We need to say it. It's important.

Conflict is inevitable in marriage.

It's not a matter of if we're going to fight. It is a matter of when. And you may not like the

word fight. You can use a word that one of our pastors at Shepherd's House, Kevin Hay, likes to call

intense fellowship in our marriages. It is a matter of when you will have intense fellowship.

Conflict in marriage will frustrate some Christians because they have forgotten that they are

going to have conflict. Expectations breed frustrations. They expected everything to be smooth.

Hey, why are we even fighting? This seems like it's not normal.

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