I think we have a tendency to want to always change our spouse.

As much as we love them, there's always parts of them that we would like to change about them, right?

But no.

Good answer.

Dead wrong.

Good answer. Good answer.

So we get faced with this question a lot.

What if my spouse is an unbeliever, right? How can I make

them a believer? How can I change them? How can I save them? How can I, which I would stop you, friend, right there?

Well, how can I cope? Yes. How can I cope with this reality that I have this worldview that is completely...

It's a better question different different from their worldview.

And also I care about them. And how do I? It's so hard because you want to make it happen.

So we're talking about that today and we'll see you on the other side.

Yeah, I guess my heart really goes out to these wives, to these husbands who write in,

they call in or they leave a comment somewhere, and they'll just say,

what am I supposed to do?

I love Jesus.

I love my spouse.

They don't love Jesus.

And it's ripping us apart. at the very soul depths of us, we disagree on maybe who God is, if God even exists, who Christ is. If

Christ ever did what he said he did, what the Bible says he did. And it will rip them apart.

It feels as if it's ripping them apart. Now, I'm always also a little bit amazed at how these

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