Husbands and wives can be so different.

Here's researcher Shanti Feldhan with one example.

We think of physical intimacy in our marriages as being primarily a physical need for him.

You know, it's a physical need, it's a physical need.

And if you've been chasing around kids all day, sleep seems like a physical need too, right?

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

Author of Adorned.

For July 1st, 2021, I'm Dana Gresh.

Your kindness not only improves your relationships, but it changes you in the process.

This week, we've been listening to Nancy DeMas-Waldemuth and Shanti Feldhan.

They're talking about the power of kindness.

Now, if you missed any part of this conversation from earlier in the week, be sure to go back and listen on the Revive Our Hearts app, or you can find the audio

and transcripts at revive our hearts.com. Here's Nancy. Well, I have loved this conversation with

Shanti Feldhan this week, and Shanti, thank you for taking time. I know you've got your parents

coming in town for a visit. And Robert and I are on our way to a family event as well. But I'm so

glad the Lord allowed our paths to intersect. You're actually headed to Michigan. I just came from

Michigan. And we met here in Atlanta. And I want to thank our friends also at the Salem station here

in Atlanta for making

it possible for us to do this interview here. Thank you, Nick, for engineering. And it's great having

a guy in while we're talking about this so we can see where he's nodding. He's affirming and

saying, you're right, girl. So that's meant a lot. Thank you so much. This has been really helpful to me. I'm really thinking

hard about all this stuff. And I have an incredible husband whose picture should be on the front

...