The Art of Relationships: Can Gratitude Change Your Perspective?
If you commit to regularly take inventory of what you have to be thankful for, your worldview will improve.
The Art of Relationships: Learning To Be Persuasive?
Practical tips to construct a disagreement that's productive, civil, kind, and not devolve into us going to bed with our backs facing each other at night.
The Art of Relationships: When CMR Meets the NFL, Pt. I
The Detroit Lions Chaplain shares stories from the NFL and important marriage advice.
The Art of Relationships: Building A Marriage While Building The Fairly OddParents, part II
When you die to yourself and you make it about your kids and your spouse, that's when the fruit will come back. It may take a while for the seeds of life to break soil and grow, but the fruit will come.
The Art of Relationships: Building A Marriage While Building The Fairly OddParents
Butch and Julieann Hartman discuss the challenges of Christian marriage in the entertainment industry.
The Art of Relationships: What It’s All About – Relationship Advice with Lynsi Snyder, In-N-Out’s CEO
Lynsi Snyder discusses her secrets of success in life, love and business.
The Art of Relationships: Listener Questions Answered: Dating, Engagement, Marriage & Depression (not necessarily in that order)
Chris Grace and Tim Muehlhoff answer questions ranging from dating, through pre-marital counseling, into marriage, and into disillusion and depression (not that these are all related)
The Art of Relationships: Can You Handle Difficult Discussions?
If your attitudes are in the right place, arguing can go well. But, will you solve a relational goal or a topic goal?
The Art of Relationships: Question and Answer with the National Marriage Project
Chris Grace, Tim Muehlhoff and Brad Wilcox discuss current trends and research regarding marriage.
The Art of Relationships: Pornography: Will You Ever Trust Them Again?
Whenever possible, remember: "Happy marriage is the choice not to reheat your spouse's sins in the morning for evening dinner."