Stay In Your Yard

from Marriage by the Word Hosted by Jeff & Debbie Earnest

We install fences in our yards for protection. We need to install marital fences in our relationship to guard and protect our marriage. Anything or anyone intruding into our union, breaking the boundaries, has the potential to threaten our marriage. Listen as Jeff and Debbie discuss several safe "fences" needed in order to protect from dishonoring the relationship. Getting outside of the fence can do more damage than you ever could imagine. Honor and protect your marriage! Stay in your fence! Thank you for listening! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review. For more resources, visit marriagebytheword.com

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