Secrets kill. Learning to share your struggles builds trust and oneness.Transparency builds trustSharing creates connectionsVulnerability is a strength

Difficult conversations can be challenging for many reasons. One of the biggest challenges is that people often avoid having these conversations altogether. They may be afraid of hurting someone's feelings, causing conflict, or damaging a relationship. But avoiding these conversations can actually make the situation worse in the long run. Make the decision today to stay on the same page and create a better marriage.

Learning to transition well and stay on the same page in every season of life.

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What do you need to stop doing and what do you need to start doing to create a great connection in your marriage?

We do whatever it takes to redeem difficult days.

Learning to speak truth into your marriage is hard but transforming. This year remember what God has done for you and live into who He has made you to be.

1 Minute Changes that have a Massive Change on Your Marriage

Dealing with depression and suicide in your marriage.

Creating better stories for your marriage.1. Be intentional2. Speak hope into your marriage3. Make changes together to stay on the same page.

Dealing with the craziness of family at Thanksgiving.

You can find the song here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osdoLjUNFnA

It's easy to get sidetracked by miscommunication. Here are some tips and tricks to help you communicate more effectively.

Marriage takes practice but practice the right things the right way!

Strategies for moving forward when things are difficult.

Some tips on traveling together.

A marriage podcast to remind us of the importance of taking rest in our marriages. Strategies to avoid burnout. REST.

Transitions in life are inevitable but learning to deal with them well is crucial for any marriage. In this episode we will share some of our successes and failures in this area.

Communication seems to be a struggle in many relationships. What I love about great communication skills is that they not only change us, but they also change our relationships forever. If you’ll take the time to learn the skills presented in this podcast, you’ll become a more effective communicator in your marriage and in your home as well as in your work and in your play.If you figure out how to speak to and listen to your spouse in effective ways, you obtain the one thing that matters—results. The tips and tricks in these podcasts are all about helping you and your spouse hear each other and respond in a healthy, effective way. Results lead to more joy, more laughter, more fun, and more connection in your marriage.

I’ve traveled for almost two decades, performing over four thousand shows in all fifty states and in twenty-one countries. During these years, I’ve been hit on by a few women, been put into hotels next to strip clubs, and experienced a variety of scenarios that could have compromised my relationship with Kimberly. However, one habit changed our ministry from the beginning because of some expert advice given by author and comedian, Ken Davis. He told me, “Danny, as soon as you can afford it, have someone travel with you. It’s a game changer.” From day one, some- one has traveled with me to keep me accountable (and to run live video).Staying focused on the road is so much easier when I can share my struggles with someone and ask him to keep me on track. Bringing someone else on the road created shared experiences, helped me build great friendships, and kept me focused as it helped keep my marriage strong. On a regular basis, I watch people compromise their values on the road because no one is holding them accountable for their actions. If you find yourself traveling for work, I highly recommend you have someone travel with you or keep you accountable on the road. It’s hard out there. On the financial end, a travel companion never makes sense. It always cost more money to have someone travel with me, but I would rather lose profit than integrity.In the rare situation when I am on my own on the road, I talk to my accountability partners and tell them my plan of action to stay pure. Usually, I start with a simple phone call. I tell them where I’m going, what I’m doing, and what times I’ll be by myself. I ask them to keep me in their prayers and to call me at certain times when temptations might be higher.I’ve also memorized 2 Timothy 2:22 and other verses that remind me to not just run from temptation but also to run toward something good. Remembering that the rewards of living for God are so much better than the chains of the old life has been a great weapon in my own journey of accountability.