Welcome to Teach Back Tuesday, where we play the most popular episodes from the previous season.

It's conference season right now, and I'm also wrapping up a first draft of the next devotional.

It's a 31-day devotional, but it's coming this year, 2003.

So between writing podcast episodes, writing the book manuscript, and conference lessons,

sometimes we do have to resort to our library.

But I don't think you're going to mind this one, and don't worry, new episodes are on the way.

This week's episode has two tailors on one podcast.

My daughter-in-love, Jessica Taylor co-hosted on the topic how not to become

a monster-in-law. That was back in February of 2022, and thousands of downloads later, it has

landed in the top five most downloaded episodes of 2022. Now, even if you're not an in-law, the suggestions in this episode are good for all

relationships. This is a fun rerun. I am recording today with my daughter-in-love, Jessica Taylor,

the other Mrs. Taylor. Jessica, why are we here together today? We're going to learn how not to become monster in

laws. All right. You don't want to miss this, how not to become a monster in law.

Thank you for joining Keep the Heart for today's podcast with Francie Taylor.

Francie is an author, conference speaker,

and teacher. She is passionate about teaching what to do with what we learn from God's Word.

Now back to today's valuable study. The relationship between mothers and daughters can be beautiful or it can be tense.

And I don't think anybody really intends to have a bad relationship, but sometimes it just

develops over time. So Jessica and I, a long time ago, we're talking about the possibility

of doing a podcast about this. And we're going to do it today, and we're going to keep it so simple.

We have four guidelines for getting along.

And we're going to just talk about it from both perspectives

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