you go chuck. good job
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MARRIAGE STINKS
WHAT: Sometimes marriage stinks, the Rev. Chuck Gordon says. Sometimes it breaks and sometimes it needs a hand. Starting this week, two churches, including his, Greenbrier Church, will tackle the subject with sermons, free workshops and resources.
TAKE ONE : Greenbrier Church, which meets at Evans 14 Stadium Cinemas, has launched a Web site to promote a sermon series that runs through Nov. 1. The site, WhenMarriageStinks.com, allows viewers to submit anonymous questions. Services are held at 9 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. Sundays.
CALL: (706) 922-8224
TAKE TWO: A free fall marriage seminar starts today at Central Church of Christ, 3650 Old Petersburg Road, featuring Mitch Temple, the director of marriage programs for Focus on the Family. He also is a licensed marriage and family therapist. Topics include Marriage Myths and Healthy Conflict. The session runs from 6-9 p.m. today and 9 -11 a.m. Sunday. Child care will be provided.
CALL: (706) 855-0801
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you go chuck. good job
The common problem I have seen in marriage counseling is that when two people get married they might cleave but they don't leave. They want to keep everything they had in their separate lives going while they are supposed to be creating this new person, this becoming one. This causes them to never become a team but two individuals living under the same roof. They keep separate checking accounts, nights out with separate groups of friends etc. Satan can destroy two individuals in their marriage but has a heck of of time dealing with a team that put the other ahead of themselves. When the two become one the problems are usually fixed.
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