Bret Legg - May 24, 2021
#36 Exchange Marriage Vowels
At every wedding ceremony, somewhere in the service, the bride and groom exchange marriage vows. These vows are a declaration of their commitment to one another, and are meant to cement the couple in a lifetime relationship. But we all know couples who stood before a minister in tuxes and wedding gowns and exchanged such vows with great emotional sincerity and intention…only to stand in a divorce court years later and dissolve their marriage. It takes more than exchanging VOWS to make a marriage work and go the distance. It takes vowels! In order to keep your marriage vows, you must exchange your marriage vowels. Find out more.
From Series: "Quick Counsel 2021"
I’m a pastoral counselor with a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Counseling, a Masters Degree in Religious Education, and more than 30 years of years of experience in helping people. And my goal with this podcast is to help people who might not ever go to counseling understand concepts and issues that could improve their life.
More From "Quick Counsel 2021"
 |
#56 Is Your Thinking Getting You Into Trouble?Bret Legg - October 18, 2021 |
|
 |
#55 The List - Withhold AffectionBret Legg - October 4, 2021 |
|
 |
#54 The List - Fail to Show AppreciationBret Legg - September 27, 2021 |
|
 |
#53 - The List - Don't Accept Your SpouseBret Legg - September 20, 2021 |
|
 |
#52 The Lists - Insist on Doing Things As Your Family DidBret Legg - September 13, 2021 |
|
Powered by Series Engine
Bret Legg - May 24, 2021
#36 Exchange Marriage Vowels
At every wedding ceremony, somewhere in the service, the bride and groom exchange marriage vows. These vows are a declaration of their commitment to one another, and are meant to cement the couple in a lifetime relationship. But we all know couples who stood before a minister in tuxes and wedding gowns and exchanged such vows with great emotional sincerity and intention…only to stand in a divorce court years later and dissolve their marriage. It takes more than exchanging VOWS to make a marriage work and go the distance. It takes vowels! In order to keep your marriage vows, you must exchange your marriage vowels. Find out more.
From Series: "Quick Counsel 2021"
I’m a pastoral counselor with a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Counseling, a Masters Degree in Religious Education, and more than 30 years of years of experience in helping people. And my goal with this podcast is to help people who might not ever go to counseling understand concepts and issues that could improve their life.
More From "Quick Counsel 2021"
|
#56 Is Your Thinking Getting You Into Trouble?Bret Legg - October 18, 2021 |
|
|
#55 The List - Withhold AffectionBret Legg - October 4, 2021 |
|
|
#54 The List - Fail to Show AppreciationBret Legg - September 27, 2021 |
|
|
#53 - The List - Don't Accept Your SpouseBret Legg - September 20, 2021 |
|
|
#52 The Lists - Insist on Doing Things As Your Family DidBret Legg - September 13, 2021 |
|
Powered by Series Engine
Bret Legg - May 24, 2021
#36 Exchange Marriage Vowels
At every wedding ceremony, somewhere in the service, the bride and groom exchange marriage vows. These vows are a declaration of their commitment to one another, and are meant to cement the couple in a lifetime relationship. But we all know couples who stood before a minister in tuxes and wedding gowns and exchanged such vows with great emotional sincerity and intention…only to stand in a divorce court years later and dissolve their marriage. It takes more than exchanging VOWS to make a marriage work and go the distance. It takes vowels! In order to keep your marriage vows, you must exchange your marriage vowels. Find out more.
From Series: "Quick Counsel 2021"
I’m a pastoral counselor with a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Counseling, a Masters Degree in Religious Education, and more than 30 years of years of experience in helping people. And my goal with this podcast is to help people who might not ever go to counseling understand concepts and issues that could improve their life.
More From "Quick Counsel 2021"
|
#56 Is Your Thinking Getting You Into Trouble?Bret Legg - October 18, 2021 |
|
|
#55 The List - Withhold AffectionBret Legg - October 4, 2021 |
|
|
#54 The List - Fail to Show AppreciationBret Legg - September 27, 2021 |
|
|
#53 - The List - Don't Accept Your SpouseBret Legg - September 20, 2021 |
|
|
#52 The Lists - Insist on Doing Things As Your Family DidBret Legg - September 13, 2021 |
|