When Should I Say "I Love You?"

Views from The Porch

Watermark Community Church

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

5.0 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2021

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, the team tackles a big one: if you're in a relationship, when is it okay to drop the L word? Can we say it to friends of the opposite gender? Lots of tea spilled in this one, as the team shares when they've said "I love you" to boyfriends and girlfriends past.

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0:00.0	Welcome the views from the porch, a podcaster reacts for what it looks like to survive and
0:11.6	thrive in your young adult years.
0:13.6	Each week we talk about the biggest challenges facing young adults today, and how to overcome
0:17.6	them from God's word based on our weekly experience in leading thousands of young adults at
0:21.6	the porch.
0:22.6	For more info on the porch, visit the porch shop live.
0:25.2	Thank you for joining.
0:26.2	What's up guys?
0:27.2	This is David.
0:28.3	Another episode of views from the porch joined with the one, the only Laura Eldridge.
0:36.8	Hey y'all.
0:38.0	And Mr. John David Rogers.
0:41.2	Hey, we're back.
0:42.8	Okay, sorry.
0:43.8	I just exploded laughter in the microphone because JD is mouthing all of our introductions.
0:47.8	Did you watch him, David?
0:48.8	I saw it.
0:49.8	I was being mocked and I'm okay with it.
0:51.8	It's, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, as they say, but that's not what
0:56.7	we're talking about.
0:57.7	That'd be an interesting podcast, but what are we talking about people today?
1:01.6	We are talking about when to say I love you.
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