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If you've been unfaithful and you've confessed your sin to your spouse, you might

think, OK, I've done my part. Let's move on. But the truth is just as a wound

physically needs time to heal, your spouse's heart needs time to recover

emotionally. And if you or a couple you know is in a difficult recovery

process, I'm so glad you've joined us today. I'm John Foller along with Greg

and Aaron Smolley. They lead our marriage team here at Focus on the Family.

And let's go ahead and hear a continuation of a conversation that Jim Daley

and I had with Mark and Jill Savage. Their story is about how God healed

their marriage even after Mark had an affair. And in this clip, they're going

to describe some of the ups and downs they faced during the early stages of

their relational recovery.

Once the affair is confessed, the guilty spouse begins to feel better. You

know, you've got it off your chest, sort of speak. It's out in the open.

That part of the hard road is done and you're feeling lighter if I can say it

that way. But the victim, the spouse that's, you know, been betrayed, they're

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