Blending Families: Trust and Expectations

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  • čas přidán 13. 07. 2018
  • Jimmy Evans shares why previous relationships can make us fearful and raise expectations. The key to having a successful marriage is learning how to build trust and dream new dreams together.
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    Jimmy Evans is one of America’s leading experts on family and marriage relationships. He is Founder and CEO of MarriageToday™ and co-host of MarriageToday with Jimmy and Karen, the marriage ministry and national award-winning broadcast that airs to millions of homes each week. A popular church and conference speaker, he has also authored a number of books, including Marriage on the Rock, Our Secret Paradise and The Right One.

Komentáře • 12

  • @aparamo1
    @aparamo1 Před 3 lety +4

    This guy is GOOD! This guy is summarizing essential facts from the Bible about marriages and relationships

  • @tammydelosh6898
    @tammydelosh6898 Před 6 lety +6

    Getting rid of inner vows is the first step in happiness. God Bless your marriages.

  • @vidaflores5532
    @vidaflores5532 Před 2 lety +1

    For me my life is perfect 💖 I thank God for everything happens in my life!

  • @veronicamolina1076
    @veronicamolina1076 Před 6 lety +5

    U know u hit me good .. Glory to GOD

  • @vidaflores5532
    @vidaflores5532 Před 2 lety +3

    Trust but don't expect! Expectation hurts but trust. Pray! There's God! Learn to accept life! Always give your best no matter what! Learn from your past mistakes! Be positive! Always always try to understand your partner! Be gentle and grateful all the time 🙂 Time is gold! So have fun, be yourself, be honest, remove your ego and appreciate them 💝 Nobody's perfect but for me you are perfect! 🙂

  • @mchelegreen7269
    @mchelegreen7269 Před 4 lety +3

    Another awesome message. Thank you

  • @mandydreer2787
    @mandydreer2787 Před rokem +1

    Amen

  • @veronicamolina1076
    @veronicamolina1076 Před 6 lety +6

    Lord heal me please

  • @gratitude5740
    @gratitude5740 Před 5 lety +3

    How I would go about raising a child whose mom is Muslim and my husband to be is Christian and so am I.
    The son is baptized at the church but shortly after his mother switched back to Islam . I can imagine how this child may be confused. We would be living in anther country than the mother, but it might be still confusing for the boy, different religion, different race, different language than the mother speaks .
    I want to coparent, I want to give the best chance to this boy. The man I love is a two in one package. Where he lives, women would not entertain the idea of coparenting . He will be sent to a boarding school at a tender age of 4/5.

    • @spiritisalive1
      @spiritisalive1 Před 4 lety +4

      First of all I would plea the blood of Jesus over the child. Declare no transferrence of spirit, but the Holy Spirit. Pray that the child would only want what is real, & an aversion to what is counterfeit. By leading a Godly example between your husband (his father) & yourself, you can win the child over by your actions. Showing the love of Christ... I was once married to a Muslim when I was walking in full blown rebellion to God. I still have a heart for the Middle East people post divorce, but I will tell you first hand, they don't care what you know, till they know that you care. Build relationships, if the mother is not receptive, it's ok, you can pray for them. Prayer changes things.

  • @thepeacemaker3625
    @thepeacemaker3625 Před rokem

    I don’t like those hand signals.

  • @veronicamolina1076
    @veronicamolina1076 Před 6 lety +5

    Amen