A marriage should be a beautiful dance.

This is film producer and husband, Stephen Kendrick.

Where you are working together.

The challenge in dancing as in marriage is not hurting one another through a lack of unity.

The beauty comes with cooperation.

And you are maximizing one another's strengths and minimizing one another's weaknesses.

You're balancing them out.

This is the Reviver Hearts Podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned, living out the beauty of

the gospel together. For June 16th, 2022, I'm Dana Gresh. Father's Day is this Sunday. And the moment

you start thinking about the various dads and granddad's in your life, you might experience a range of emotions.

Some of us were blessed to have sweet relationships with our dads. Others were sinned against

grievously by their fathers. But I'll tell you this, not even the best dad can begin to compare

to our perfect, loving, heavenly father. Yesterday on Revive Our Hearts,

we heard from Stephen Kendrick. He said that even if your own dad was not a good father,

God still is. If you miss that conversation, I'd encourage you to go back and find it at

revive our hearts.com or on the

Revive Our Hearts app. Now, if you have children, you're about to find out how you can

encourage their dad. We'll be focusing a lot today on wives encouraging their husbands.

But even if you're not married or you don't have children, I think you'll find a lot that can apply in your own life and relationships.

Stephen Kendrick is best known for his work with Kendrick Brothers productions, making films that tell powerful stories of redemption and grace.

Their most recent film is a moving documentary that came out last December. It's

titled, Show Me the Father. If you've not had a chance to watch it, I'd really encourage you to do that.

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