How to Fix a Broken Relationship (2 of 2)

Who The Bleep, Week Six

An episode of the LifeSpring Church podcast, hosted by Jonathan Herron, titled "How to Fix a Broken Relationship (2 of 2)" was published on October 22, 2023 and runs 40 minutes.

October 22, 2023 ·40m · LifeSpring Church

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Summary

1) I will get back to, not back at. 2) I will own my slice of the blame pie. 3) I will make the first move regardless of who moved away first. 4) I will keep my door open and the welcome mat out.

Episode Description

1) I will get back to, not back at.

2) I will own my slice of the blame pie.

3) I will make the first move regardless of who moved away first.

4) I will keep my door open and the welcome mat out.

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