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#017: How to Deal with Sin Issues In Your Spouse
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When we entering into marriage, it is one of God’s greatest arenas to grow us and help us experience transformation. Quite often, the sin issues and battles we carry rise up in the marriage. It’s the enemy’s desire to use those areas to erode the potential of the marriage bond and to keep both spouses from dynamic growth.
At the same time, God wants to use those places of tension to heal us and grow us to overcome the areas of sin that keep us from walking with empowered lives.
In this episode, we want to talk about the subject of sin and spiritual battlegrounds, and how to deal with it productively in your marriage. If you position your hearts in a healthy place, you can actually grow together the most in places where the enemy wants to destroy.
The difference between the roommate syndrome and an overcoming marriage lies in how the couple deals with sin issues.
Video Broadcast:
In this episode, we talk about:
- What it means to work on yourself.
- How to increase love in a healthy way.
- Developing a standard of agreement and unity.
- The role of spiritual warfare in your marriage.
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