UNCHURCHED #140 - 3 Things Divorce Can Teach Us About Staying Married

Salt Strong Fishing

Joe Simonds

Sports, Wilderness

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 10 July 2022

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Staying married takes work. But let's be honest, destroying your marriage also takes work. So if we're going to be putting in work either way, why not focus on keeping it together?

In this episode, I break down what we can all learn from divorce including why putting your kids first is one of the top ways to sabotage your own marriage.

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0:00.0	This fishing, it's in my soul.
0:05.0	Welcome to the Salt Strong Podcast.
0:08.0	Disrupting fishing entertainment as you know it.
0:11.0	Prepare to laugh.
0:12.0	Prepare to get to know fishing legends in a whole new and unfiltered way.
0:17.0	And on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing.
0:20.0	Here's your host, Joe Simons.
0:23.0	Like Diamonds.
0:26.0	What divorce can teach us about staying married?
0:30.0	Hey everybody, Joe Simons.
0:31.0	It's like Diamonds back again.
0:32.0	Salt Strongland Church talking about relationships.
0:35.0	They're talking about marriage.
0:37.0	And regardless if you're married, divorced or young or old.
0:41.0	And in a relationship where you're not married yet,
0:43.0	but hoping to get married or remarried,
0:45.0	this is going to be very, very impactful.
0:48.0	So I want you to go back back in time and think about a time
0:54.0	that you were in love.
0:55.0	If you're married right now, hopefully you can think about a time
0:58.0	that you were in love with your spouse.
1:00.0	Or if you're currently in love right now,
	...

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