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Nov 16, 2022 10 min

Relationship Revelation Ep. 46 | Why Do I Get Married?

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In today’s episode Dr. Gwen answers the question, 'Why do I get married?' She discusses the impact society has had on the institution of marriage and why we need to realize that God instituted marriage, and that what is from God is good! She also shares some healthy and unhealthy reasons to reflect on before you decide to get married. Don’t miss out, so tune in now! Key Points From This Episode: An introduction to the question discussed in today’s episode, 'Why do I get married?' The impact of today’s society on the institution of marriage. Since marriage is a God thing, it is a good thing! Dr. Gwen shares unhealthy reasons behind getting married. Healthy reasons to consider when thinking about getting married. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Gwendolyn GlobalDr. Gwen on InstagramDr. Gwen on FacebookDr. Gwen's EmailRelationality Podcast

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